Arrow provides archaeological services for a wide range of projects in British Columbia, including water projects, energy developments, forestry developments (including forest fire mitigation), subdivisions, recreational developments, highway and road projects, communications projects, and cultural and heritage developments (see Recent Projects).

The following sites are of interest to contractors or others who may require archaeological services in British Columbia.

Archaeology Branch
The British Columbia Archaeology Branch oversees the protection, conservation and public appreciation of BC’s archaeological resources as mandated by the Heritage Conservation Act. Links to downloadable Permit Application and other forms relating to BC Historic Resources can be found on this site or by clicking on BC Online Forms.

British Columbia Impact Assessment Guidelines
A detailed explanation of assessment and development guidelines in British Columbia, provided by the BC Archaeology Branch.

BC Oil and Gas Commission
An excellent summary of extant legislation and development procedures involving archaeological resources in British Columbia. It outlines client responsibilities under the legislation, and contains links to required information packages.

Remote Access to Archaeological Data – British Columbia
RAAD is a web-based application that enables authorized users to view, select, and download information about archaeological sites in British Columbia. Users can browse the data for specific site information using the online mapping and query utilities and download the information they want in a variety of data formats. The primary purpose of RAAD is to serve clients who require archaeological information on a frequent basis for land use planning or impact assessment projects.