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Contents 2 Provincial Society Officers 2004-2005 18 ASA 2004 Financial Statement

News & Short Reports 3 Editor's Note Features 3 Recent Alberta Graduate Degrees in 12 Educational Programs on the Archaeology of Archaeology Alberta: Cypress Hills Archaeological Project 4 ASA President's Report Summer 2005 5 ASA Annual General meeting Minutes 13 The (New) Oldest Graffiti at Writing-On- 6 In Memory Stone Provincial Park 7 AGM Centre Reports 19 ASA Issued Permits, November 2004 - Octo 11 Alberta Archaeological Review ber 2005 Financial Statement ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF ALBERTA Charter #2805, registered under the Societies Act of Alberta on February 7, 1957

PROVINCIAL SOCIETY OFFICERS 2004-2005 RED DEER CENTRE: President: Karen Kehoe President Dr. Shawn Bubel 3706-43 Avenue Department of Geography Red Deer AB T2N 3B6 University of Lethbridge Phone:403-358-2391 Lethbridge AB T1K 3M4 soul_fire 19 @hotmail.com Phone:403-329-2531 Provincial Rep: Jean Kaufmann [email protected] SOUTHEASTERN ALBERTA Past-President Kate R. Chapman ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY: R.R.#2, Lacombe AB President: Janice Andreas T4L 2N2 46 Rossland Crescent SE Phone: 403-885-2924 Medicine Hat AB T1B 2B 6 [email protected] Phone: 403-526-3346 [email protected] Executive/ Jim McMurchy Provincial Rep: Ray Lusty Secretary/ 97 Eton Road West Treasurer Phone:403-381-2655 STRATHCONA CENTRE; [email protected] President: George Chalut 14716-65 Street Alberta Dr. John Dormaar Edmonton AB T5A 2E1 Archaeological Research Centre Phone:780-431-2329 Review: Agr. & Agri-Food Canada george.chalut @gov.ab.ca Editor PO Box 3000 Provincial Rep: Danielle Yeager Lethbridge AB T1J4B1 dormaar @agr.gc.ca

Alberta Carol McCreary Alberta Archaeological Review Archeological Box 611 Review: Black Diamond AB TOL OHO Editor: John Dormaar (dormaar @agr.gc.ca) Distribution Phone:403-933-5155 Layout & Design: Sonia Zarrillo ([email protected]) j imcar @ telusplanet.net Distribution: Carol McCreary ([email protected])

REGIONAL CENTRES & MEMBER SOCIETIES Members of the Archaeological Society of Alberta of Alberta receive a copy of the Alberta Archaeological Review. Non- BODO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY members and institutions may subscribe to the AAR for $15 per President Kim Larson calendar year. Cheques should be made payable to the Alberta c/o Leila Grobel Archaeological Review and sent to Carol McCreary, Box 611, P.O.Box 1436 Black Diamond, AB TOL OHO. Provost, AB T0B2S0 [email protected] The AAR welcomes submissions concerning Alberta archae­ Provincial Rep: Beth Mann ology or of special interest to practicing or avocational archae­ ologists in Alberta. Contributions may be submitted to the AAR CALGARY CENTRE: Editor at the address above. Articles should be submitted on President: Brian Vivian disk together with a hard copy in either WordPerfect or Micro­ 48 Cumberland Drive NW soft Word. A clean typewritten copy is also acceptable. Please Calgary AB T2K 1T1 contact the Editor for information of formatting, etc. The Edi­ Phone: 403-276-5910 tor reserves the right to send out the paper for review. Email: [email protected] Provincial Rep: Anne English Communications regarding membership in the Archaeological Society of Alberta or other Society matters should be ad­ LETHBRIDGE CENTRE: dressed to the Executive Secretary/Treasurer at the address President: Dr. Shawn Bubel given above. Department of Geography University of Lethbridge Views expressed in the ARR are those of the writers and do not Lethbridge AB T1K3M4 necessarily reflect those of the Archaeological Society of Al­ Phone:403-329-2531 berta. We welcome healthy debate. [email protected] Provincial Rep: Jim McMurchy Our Cover: See article on page 13.

2 The Alberta Archaeological Review Editor's Note By John Dormaar

Summer came and went and now one can admire the au­ REVIEW. I had agreed to be your Editor from Issue 37 to tumn colours. As I look out of the window there are many Issue 42, inclusive. I have been involved in many activities signs of autumn, such as the gulls and crows gathering to get over the years, but I always restricted it to three years. My ready to travel to their winter quarters. I hope you all had a three years as your Editor are up. To make sure that there great summer in terms of learning about how people lived in will be continuity in publishing the Review, I will carry on Alberta over the centuries. You are always welcome to share an as needed basis. However, that does not mean I will carry your insights with the other readers of the Review. If you on forever! See advertisement elsewhere in this issue. have images to share, that will also be great. This is our pub­ lication, not mine alone. Visit the Archaeological Society of Alberta Website: www. debitage. ca I joined the Medicine Hat Chapter on their July 30/August 1 field trip to the Big Muddy in southern Saskatchewan. It This Website ought to be another venue for the archaeologi­ was a fascinating trip indeed. We were fortunate to have the cal community here in Alberta to learn about what is going keeper/custodian of the St. Victor's Petroglyphs, David on in Alberta, archaeologically speaking. The various Chap­ Monroe, explain them to us in detail. Afterwards, we all sat ters will be able to advertise what is going on in their vari­ and watched the sun go down. At the same time, great- ous corners of the Province. horned owls started to hoot and coyotes started to howl. It is a very special landscape. I suggest that every one keep an IMPORTANT DATE!!! eye on, and than avail themselves of, the offerings for field The next Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Society of trips by the Medicine Hat Chapter. There is always lots of Alberta will be at Lethbridge. Mark the following Date variety. 2006, April 28/29/30 in your calendars. Consult your calen­ dars regularly over the coming months, so you will not for­ By the time you receive this issue, the 63rd Annual Plains get this date. We are asking the speakers to explain the vari­ Anthropological Conference, held this time in Edmonton, ous methodologies used, not the Results. Since the recent and the Chacmool Conference, held at Calgary, will be his­ Annual Meeting at the Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park tory. I hope a number of you were able to participate. If you was our 30th, it will thus be most appropriate to start our had any Eureka moments, please, share them with us. new decade with the Annual Meeting at Lethbridge, as was our 1st Annual Meeting. Dr. Dick Forbis was our guest On a more somber note A NEW EDITOR IS STILL speaker at the time. NEEDED FOR THE ALBERTA ARCHAEOLOGICAL

2004/2005 Update of Alberta Graduate Degrees in Archaeology WILLIAMS, Jocelyn PhD 2005 Investigating diet and dietary change using the stable University of Calgary, Department of Archaeology isotopes of carbon and nitrogen in mummified tissues 2004/2005 from Puruchuco-Huaquerones, Peru

ARDLEY, Shawna MA 2005 University of Alberta, Department of Anthropology Seasonal Variation in the Dietary Adequacy of the Rupununi (Archaeology-Related Degrees) 2004/2005 Makushi of Guyana, South America ANDERSON-McLEAN, Make PhD 2005 DE MILLE, Christy PhD 2005 To the centre of the circle: Pilgrimage to Lac Ste-Anne A Tale of Chert with a Side of Shell: the Preceramic Occu­ pation of Antigua, West Indies DROUIN, Bradley MA 2005 Grave architecture at Khuzhir-Nuge XIV: An early DERSCH, Ave MA 2004 Bronze Age cemetery from Cis-Baikal, Siberia Paleoethnobotany of the Upper Churchill River KJORLIEN, Yvonne MA 2005 KEMPENAAR, Edward MA 2005 Patterns in the scattering of remains due to scavenger Applying Communication Theory to Public Archaeology activity

WICKHAM, Michelle MA 2005 ROSSI, Diana MA 2004 EfPm-27: Faunal Analysis of a Late Prehistoric Bison Bone Patterns of cortical and trabecular bone loss in a medie­ Bed in Fish Creek Provincial Park, Calgary val British skeletal sample

WHITE, Julie-Anne MA 2004 SUTHERLAND, Patricia PhD 2004 Valdivian Ceramics: Production and Consumption at Loma Variability, historical contingency and cultural change Alta and Real Alto, Ecuador in northern archaeological sequences

No. 43 Fall 2005 3 Archaeological Society of Alberta with the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society, from May President's Report 5-8, 2005. It was the first time these two Societies have held a joint meeting. Special thanks go out to Joanne Braaten, The Year 2004 in Review Jim Marshall and Jim McMurchy who assisted in the ar­ rangement of guest speakers and the organization of the Throughout this past year the Society Centres continued to meeting. be active in various activities and programs. The Provincial Society was not involved in any major projects per say, but The 2006 Annual General Meeting will be hosted by continues to support and participate in events organized by Lethbridge Centre. the individual Centres. Respectively submitted by Shawn Bubel, Society President. The Society is made up of six Centres [Strathcona (Edmonton & area), Bodo, Red Deer, Calgary, South East­ ern (Medicine Hat & area) and Lethbridge] and has a total membership of just under 300 individuals. NEW EDITOR NEEDED FOR THE The Society has seen two new papers in the Occasional Se­ ALBERTA ARCHAEOLOGICAL ries published in the past year, bringing the total now to REVIEW! four. Our sincere thanks are extended to Joanne Braaten and Dr. Len Hills for their efforts in having these publications The Alberta Archaeological Review is looking for| appear in print. Joanne Braaten, Carol McCreary and Jim McMurchy are also to be thanked for their continued work a new Editor effective immediately. in filling and shipping orders for these volumes, as well as the book Archaeology in Alberta: A view from the New Mil­ Requirements: lennium edited by Jack Brink and . Writing ability, familiarity with word-processing programs. Familiarity with Alberta archaeology During 2004 the Society continued to work with the various government departments in the development of the and those practicing it are essential. "Stewardship Program" and the "Unregistered Burial Sites Inventory Program". While these projects have not yet been Duties: fully implemented, the Society is committed to helping them You will be required to contact potential authors, get off the ground. The Calgary Centre in particular has read papers submitted and make editorial com­ been actively working on the Bow Valley Stewardship Pro­ gram. ments and decisions on them; you may also need to submit some papers for review. There is some The Society remains concerned about the pot hunting that correspondence regarding submissions etc. has taken place over the past year, particularly in the (usually all done via email). While collecting ma­ Lethbridge area. Fortunately work was done at the Fincastle terial is a year-round affair, the busiest time is put­ Kill Site (DIOx-5) this past summer by Dr. Shawn Bubel, students from The University of Lethbridge and Red Crow ting it all together prior to the Review going to the College and members of the Society. Several Lethbridge printer. You will also be expected to attend Pro­ and South Eastern Archaeological Society members volun­ vincial Executive meetings and the Annual Gen­ teered their time assisting in the field work. Unfortunately eral Meeting, and provide reports as needed to the illegal digging continued at the site over the fall, but mem­ Executive. bers of the Lethbridge Centre have been monitoring the site in the hopes of discouraging further pot hunting. Rather than allowing the position to slide into a A grant was approved for Calgary Centre to bring in Jim 'lifelong' chore, it is suggested that each Editor Henderson to photograph rock art sites in the Calgary area, serves for three years only. This keeps the incum­ focusing specifically on those sites that were vandalized the bent 'fresh' and allows for regular input of differ­ pervious year. His method of photographing brings out the rock art far better than conventional techniques. ent ideas as to what ought to be of interest to the membership. The Bodo Archaeological Society continues to work to­ wards establishing a permanent interpretive centre in con­ If YOU are interested in this position, please con­ junction with a University of Alberta field school, which is tact Jim McMurchy, Executive Secretary/Editor, under the direction of Dr. Terry Gibson of Alberta Western Heritage. The field school was held in the summer of 2004 at 403-381-2655 / [email protected] or John Dor­ and will continue this summer. maar, Editor, Alberta Archaeological Review, at 403-320-0178 / dormaar@agr,gc.ca. The 2005 Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held in the Saskatchewan Cypress Hills Provincial Park in conjunction

4 The Alberta Archaeological Review Archaeological Society of Alberta Danielle Yeager moved that the changes as read be adopted. Annual General Meeting Minutes Carol McCreary seconded the motion. Carried. May 5-8, 2005 President Shawn Bubel, on behalf of the Society, thanked The 30th Annual General Meeting of the Archaeological Joanne Braaten and Len Hills for their work in getting the Society of Alberta was held May 5-8th, 2005 at the Cypress Occasional Papers published. The fifth volume "A Re- Park Resort Inn, Saskatchewan Cypress Hills Provincial Evaluation of the Oxbow Dam Site (DhMn-1)" is now avail­ Park. There were a total of 58 members from Alberta regis­ able. tered for the meeting. For the first time in the history of the Society, a joint meeting was held with the Saskatchewan 2006 - Lethbridge Centre will host the 2006 Annual Gen­ Archaeological Society. eral Meeting.

The first half of the AGM was called to order at 4:20, Friday 2007 - Calgary Centre will host the 2007 Annual General May 6, 2005 by President Shawn Bubel. Meeting.

Moved by Ruth Tiede that the agenda as distributed in the New Business registration package be adopted as presented. Joanne Braaten seconded the motion. Carried. President Shawn Bubel advised the Society members that the following grants had been approved during the past year: Rachael Lindemann moved the adoption of the Minutes of the 2004 Annual General Meeting held in Red Deer and South Eastern Archaeological Society was awarded a grant printed in the fall 2004 edition of the Alberta Archaeologi­ of $5,000 to assist in carrying out an interpretive program cal Review. Jim Marshall seconded the motion. Carried. this summer in the Cypress Hills in conjunction with the Hills Heritage Society at the Stampede Site at Elkwater. A Bob Shore moved that the 2004 financial statement as dis­ grant of $300.00 was awarded to Jack Brink (Committee for tributed be adopted. Joanne Braaten seconded the motion. the Plains Conference) to host a hospitality room in Banff Carried. during the field trip hosted as part of the Conference.

John Dormaar moved that the Archaeological Review edi­ Janice Andreas moved that the report as presented be tor's report and the financial report be approved as distrib­ adopted. Duncan Lloyd seconded the motion. Carried. uted. Duncan Lloyd seconded the motion. Carried. Duncan Lloyd moved that Jim McMurchy be reappointed as John Dormaar moved that the Society pay an honorarium of the Executive Secretary-treasurer for the coming year. $250.00 to Sonia Quon, Associated Editor of the Review for Phyllis McLaughlin seconded the motion. Carried. her work getting the Review ready for publication. Sec­ onded by Phyllis McLaughlin. Carried. John Dormaar stated the he would remain as editor of the review on an issue-to-issue basis but would like someone The following reports as distributed with the registration else to come forward and relieve him of these duties. package were presented as follows: Bob Shore moved that Renee Spohn be reappointed as audi­ Provincial Society President's Report- Shawn Bubel tor for the 2005-2006 year. Ron Barnett seconded the mo­ Calgary Centre - Brian Vivian tion. Carried. Bodo Centre - Lethbridge Centre - Shawn Bubel President Shawn Bubel advised the meeting that due to nu­ South Eastern Archaeological Society - Lorine Marshall merous requests by various groups, organizations, etc., the Strathcona Centre - George Chalut Province would no longer proclaim a week as something else. Shawn Bubel has since written the City of Edmonton Bob Shore moved that the first potion of the Annual General requesting that the week of October 16-23 be designated Meeting be adjourned until tomorrow afternoon. "Archaeology Week" in recognition of the City hosting the Plains Anthropological Conference. President Shawn Bubel called the second half of the AGM to order at 4:00. Tim Jones made the suggestion that we may want to look at having the month of October being declared "Archaeology Len Simpson moved that the agenda for the second portion Month". He felt that a week was too short for all the Centres of the meeting be adopted as printed in the program. Dan­ to arrange various events. He said it worked quite well in ielle Yeager seconded the motion. Carried. Saskatchewan.

Old Business Displays will be set up in the West Edmonton Mall with possible flint knapping demonstrations, pottery making, etc., President Shawn Bubel read the following proposed changes to attract the public's attention. It was also suggested that a to the by-laws passed at the 2004 Annual General Meeting. PowerPoint presentation could be put together. The Centres were requested to obtain copies of old photographs of activi-

No. 43 Fall 2005 5 ties, sites visited or projects and forward them to Shawn Marshal was very active in the Society over the years not Bubel who will coordinate the presentation. only at the local level but also at the Provincial level. It was Marshall's suggestion that the Archaeological Societies of Jack Ives also recommended that the Centre hosting the an­ Saskatchewan and Alberta hold a joint conference in recog­ nual General Meeting have that week proclaimed by the nition of the two provinces Centennial. local government "Archaeology Week." Moved by Bob shore that the meeting be adjourned. Jim McMurchy spoke a few words in recognition of Mar­ shall Dzurko who recently passed away. In Memory Marshall Dzurko Oct 30, 1934 - April 14, 2005

Family, friends and members of the Archaeological Society of Alberta were greatly saddened by the sudden passing of Marshall Dzurko in April this past year. His contributions as a regular member and years of service on the Calgary Center and Provincial Executives will be greatly missed.

Born as the oldest son of Andrew and Florence Dzurko, Marshall grew up in the hamlet of Willingdon, Alberta where his father worked as a blacksmith and ran the general store. His early years in this small Ukrainian and Romanian pioneering community instilled in Marshall many of the values that shaped his life, including his strength of charac­ ter and stoic perseverance. After completing a degree in Education at the University of Alberta Marshall took up a teaching position in Oyen in 1954. It is here he combined his love of being outdoors and hunting wild game across the prairies with an interest in collecting Indian artifacts. Mar­ shall spent many a week-end and summer holidays in the company of Sonia and their three children searching for arrowheads and other stone artifacts. Over the years Mar­ education and community were reflected in his emphasis on shall compiled a fine collection of finished stone tools and building membership and creating stronger ties across the other artifacts which he carefully catalogued, proudly dis­ province, and he actively represented the Society at Alberta played, and was keen to share with anybody who wished to Heritage Council meetings. In speaking for the Society's study them. interests at Alberta Historical Resources Foundation meet­ ings, Marshall was instrumental in raising the profile of the In moving to Calgary in 1984 Marshall joined the Archaeo­ Archaeological Society of Alberta and secured an increase logical Society of Alberta as a member of the Calgary Cen­ in the annual funding the Society obtains from the Historical tre. Over the years he also forged close contacts with the Resources Foundation. Marshall's interests in community Saskatchewan Archaeological Society and maintained an and history were reflected in his suggesting a joint meeting active membership in the Southeastern Archaeological Soci­ between the Alberta and Saskatchewan Archaeological So­ ety so as he would be notified of and able to participate in cieties in this shared centenary year, an initiative that came the many field trips the Medicine Hat group is famous for. to pass this last year with the Annual General Meeting held Ever mindful of the greater interests of the Archaeological in the Cypress Hills. Society, Marshall served as President of the Calgary Centre from 1998 to 1999, stepped up to be President of the Provin­ His meticulous attention to detail in combination with his cial Society from May 2000 until May 2003, and just this love of photography remains in a photographic record of the last year again served as Vice President for the Calgary Cen­ field trips he participated on as a member of the Society. tre. It is in this capacity as President that Marshall excelled Sonia has kindly donated the many photo albums Marshall with his attention to detail, organizational ability and inter­ compiled to the Society, leaving us with a thorough docu­ est in education. Marshall presided over the Calgary Centre mentary record of the various activities the Society has un­ at a key time in rejuvenated the energy and enthusiasm in dertaken in recent years. To honour Marshall and all he has the Centre's activities, articulating new goals and future done for the Society, plans are currently being made to have directions for the society. Simply put, Marshall knew how to his considerable artifact collection donated to the Town of run a meeting and he was instrumental in instructing many Oyen as a lasting legacy of his various contributions to our of us on the executives of the Calgary Centre and the Pro­ Society and the study of Prehistory across Alberta. Of this vincial Society in the proper rules of order. initiative Marshall would surely be proud and approve, but it is a small honour next to the unselfish contributions Mar­ As President of the Provincial Executive his concerns with shall made to the Archaeological Society; an enthusiasm and

6 The Alberta Archaeological Review AGM Centre Reports Alberta) and five t-shirts presented for door prizes. John Wilkening and Sue de Caen organized a Flint Knap­ Calgary Centre Report 2004 - 2005 ping workshop at Fish Creek Provincial Park on Feb 12th, Prepared by Michelle Wickham and Brian Vivian 2004. A total of 18 individuals attended the workshop led by local Society members Don Hanna and Jason Roe. The day Calgary Centre Executive 2004-2005 included hands on instruction on how to make stone tools, and a light lunch of cold cuts, fresh fruit/vegetables and re­ President: Brian Vivian freshments provided for all participants. The total cost for Vice President: Marshall Dzurko the workshop was $466.76, of which $270 was collected Secretary: Michelle Wickham through registration for the event with the Calgary Centre Treasurer: Anne English making up the balance. Overall, the workshop was a huge Past President: Marshall Dzurko success, attracting several participants that were not mem­ Directors: John Wilkening bers of the Archaeological Society of Alberta - Calgary Joanne Braaten Centre (yet) but expressed interested in becoming so. All Gordon Hartley participants seemed to be very engaged and enthused with Michael Turney the flint knapping activity. Student Director: Jessica Langer Mount Royal College Liason: The Calgary Centre received a grant from the Provincial Roman Harrison Executive to photograph local rock art sites. A team consist­ LifeTime Directors: Jim Humphreys, Jeanne Cody ing of Jim Henderson, Bill Bouthillier and Mike Turney undertook this project in August. On the first day they pho­ The 2004 - 2005 term began with several field trips. tographed the Grassi Lakes rock art site, including the main panel located on the large boulder near the top of the pass Barrier Lake on June 6, 2004. A full day tour was lead by (EgPu-4), and also a number of the less obvious ochre Brian Vivian. Six individuals were in attendance, including smears found down near the lake (EgPu-5). The next day, Calgary Centre members and two stewards from the Bow August 4th, a number of rock art panels at the Zepher Creek Valley Stewardship Program. Two new sites were found and Site (EcPp-1) were photographed. The overall cost of this recorded along the east side of the lake shore. project fell within the $5,000 budget allotted for it, with a balance of $1600.00 left over to continue with this project In September a number of Calgary Centre members took the next year. time on a sunny fall day to take in the tour and outdoor bar- beque hosted at Buffalo Horn Ranch Natural Meats. This The Calgary Centre also organized several fund raising trip included a tour of the ranch and modern bison herd, events including a Silent Auction, which raised $850.00, hands-on atlatl demonstrations and a scrumptious bison and a Garage Sale which raised $531.38. Funds from these steak BBQ. events supported the publication of the Speakers Series Pamphlet and other general operating costs. The Speaker Series 2004 - 2005 for the Calgary Centre in­ cluded the following presentations: Over the course of the last year members from the Calgary Jack Ives: Ten Remarkable Things about Alberta Archae­ Centre have continued to host information tables at local ology events of interest, including the Chacmool Conference in John Robertson: Bioarchaeological Analysis of Human November, the Palaeontological Symposium in March and Skeletal Populations from the 4th Cataract, Sudan the Gem, Mineral and Fossil Show on the first weekend of Thomas Dowson: Hunters, gatherers and shamans: Painting May 2004. These information tables are seen as an impor­ and pecking in north-central Namibia tant way to contact and inform the public of our activities, Martin Magne: Early Period Archaeology in Gwaii Haanas resulting in our stable and growing membership base which National Park Reserve and Haida Heritage Site has continued to hold at ca. 100 members. Darren Tanke: Underwater Archaeology and the SS Mount Temple Project The Web page (Debitage.ca) is still a work in progress. Geoffrey McCafferty: In Search of the Nahua of Nicaragua However we are moving forward toward our goal of com­ Lesley Nicholls: Cruising the Aegean. pletion and welcome the volunteer services of Sandi Ratch, who has joined as our web manager and editor. Publication The Richard Forbis Award was presented in April 2005 at of the "Occasional Papers of the Archaeological Society of the Annual General Meeting to Susan de Caen in recogni­ Alberta" has continued under the able direction of Len Hills tion of her outstanding work with the Public Archaeology (Editor in Chief), Joanne Braaten (Associate Editor) and Program at Fish Creek. In September 2004 the Wes Johns­ Carol McCreay (Accounts); just this last month we are ton Student Award in Archaeology (University of Calgary) pleased to announce the completion of the fourth issue in the was presented to Ms Karen Harris. In March Ms Erika Mik- series Archaeological Investigations at the Junction Site. sha was awarded the Archaeological Society's Mount Royal College Student Scholarship. We have also maintained our supported of the Calgary and District School Heritage Fair The Calgary Centre has continued with our support of the (March 8th, 2004) with a Book Award (In Search of Ancient Anthropology/Archaeology Program at Mount Royal Col­ lege, and apart from the afore mentioned student scholarship

No. 43 Fall 2005 7 we have been involved with the book drive to build up ma­ March 2004 Fantastic Archaeology: Mayan Spacemen and terials for the Student Reading Room in the Behavioral Sci­ Other Weird and Wonderful Ideas about the Past ence Department. Neil Mirau explored the fanciful side of archaeology in his presentation on pseudo-archaeology. He reported on ar­ Over the last year we have also continued with our support chaeological findings such as crop circles, Mayan glyphs, of the Bow Valley Stewardship Program through the organi­ ancient ruins, petroglyphs and pictographs which have taken zation of tours and lectures. As mentioned above, in June a a bizarre twist and become popularized as clear evidence for group from the Calgary Centre continued with the Barrier supernatural phenomenon and, of course, the existence of Lake Survey. In September Society members Brian Vivian extraterrestrials. He looked at the works of author Erick Von and Don Hanna participated in the Annual Provincial Stew­ Daniken who has developed the idea of pseudo-archaeology ardship Conference, providing guided tours to the rock art over several decades. His work has been convincing to audi­ site at Grotto Canyon, a lecture on the Human History of the ences with willing imaginations, compelling readers to be­ Upper Bow Valley and a hands-on demonstration on how to lieve among other things, that a well known Mayan glyph in make stone tools. Other community outreach activities in­ fact depicts a man sitting in the console of an intergalactic clude consulting with the Calgary Parks and Recreation De­ spaceship. This entertaining topic provided many laughs, partment on the public interpretation of the 12 Mile Coulee and a justification for the discipline of archaeology; if not Walking Trail. for historical and scientific value, at least archaeology can serve as an inspiration for the realm of science fiction. In sum 2004/05 has been a busy and productive year for the Calgary Centre and the enthusiastic and hardworking Ex­ April 2004 Petroglyphs From Around the World ecutive has continued to meet once a month to plan events John Dormaar presented his passion for petroglyphs, show­ and chart the direction of the Centre for the year ahead. ing slides from his favorite sites around the world. These sites included many from the region of Southern Alberta and Lethbridge Centre 2004 Year End Report Saskatchewan, as well as Australia. Well known to many were the petroglyphs from Writing-on-Stone Provincial Executive: Park, which were compared to petroglyphs from other Shawn Bubel Carley Stewart neighboring sites. John discussed the preservation, or lack Al Klassen Judy Sturgeon thereof, of petroglyphs at various sites, noting in particular Pete Slemco Bob Shore the degradation of the remains at Writing-o- Stone. Due to Jim McMurchy Richard Crowe the combined effects of harsh weather and deliberate acts of Art Kalau vandalism, many petroglyphs have become faded or covered by more recent "art". New Executive as of November 2004: Shawn Bubel Carley Stewart May 2004 Annual Meeting; no presentation Jim McMurchy Neil Mirau Gerry Kyllo Pete Slemko October 2004 Adventures in Nicaraguan Archaeology: The Jennifer Petrick Bob Stanko Excavations of Santa Isabel, Rivas, 2000-2004 Richard Crowe Larry Steinbrenner, a PhD student at the University of Cal­ gary, discussed his research in the jungles of Nicaragua over Members: the past four years. His research focuses on the later periods At the present time there are 55 active members. of the site of Santa Isabel, which is directed Dr. Geoff Our membership fee is $10. McCafferty. He discussed the numerous finds from the ex­ cavations, including pottery, faunal remains, projectile Our general meetings are now held at Lethbridge Public points, spindle whorls and giant snail shells. In 2003 they Library, as of September 2004. For the first part of the year excavated several burials, one of which was an infant buried they were held at the Helen Schuler Coulee Centre. They in a "shoepot" and another was a burial missing its feet. normally take place on the first Tuesday of the month, com­ Larry's expertise is in ceramics from this site so he ex­ mencing at 7:30 PM. In most cases a guest speaker does a plained how he classifies and analyses the pottery sherds. presentation after a brief business meeting. We were fortunate that he brought some along for us to ac­ tually look at. Guest speakers at our monthly meetings: November 2004 Fincastle Kill Site (DIOx-5) February 2004 Members Night University of Lethbridge graduate student Rena Varsakis Normally members of the Lethbridge Centre give short pres­ presented her work on the excavations at DIOx-5, lovingly entations (normally slide shows) of their travels and activi­ dubbed the Fincastle Kill Site, throughout the spring and ties. Some bring artefacts to share with the other members. summer of 2004. The site is located north of Purple Springs Unfortunately, this year no one presented or brought any­ and was selected for excavation due to continued looting by thing so we had a very informal meeting with about 8 mem­ a resident of Taber. The excavation included a field school bers. We discussed future projects and ideas for the coming component with students from the University of Lethbridge summer. and Red Crow College who worked together to excavate the site and process the artifacts found. Rena talked about the collection of artifacts and her comparison of projectile

8 The Alberta Archaeological Review points recovered to those of other Besant and Sonota sites Archaeological Society of Alberta: that she has researched extensively. Future research will Red Deer - Annual Report explore the possibility of two distinct kills and the seasonal­ ity of the site. After the conclusion of the excavations in Executive: August, DIOx-5 was looted again, thus jeopardizing future Karen Kehoe Jean Kaufman efforts to effectively excavate the site with any accuracy and Alan Korejbo Chris Montgomery sense of context. Further excavations are planned for the Morgan Fairholm summer of 2006. Members: December 2004 Body Armor of Tutankhamen and Experi­ mental Archaeology At this time there are 12 active members. Tom Hulit, a native of Southern Alberta who completed his PhD in England, presented his research on armour and Our general meetings are held at the Red Deer and District weapons in antiquity, with an emphasis on that of Tutank­ Museum. They normally take place on the first Wednesday hamen of Egypt, at the annual Christmas party. While exca­ of every month, commencing at 7:00 P.M. At our meetings vating one of the pharaoh's burial chambers an armoured we have had guest speakers. vest was discovered, which, while poorly preserved indi­ cates extensive work and attention to detail. Tom talked Monthly meetings: about various styles of body armour and their relative effec­ tiveness against different weapons. He has been involved in We were honoured to have a guest speaker each month for projects where different types of armour were recreated and our meetings. This helped us increase numbers and interest tested for their ability to prevent penetration against various in our society. We thank everyone who spoke before us. It projectile weapons. While leather or hide vests were lighter was greatly appreciated and more conducive to long distance travel and intense bat­ tle, they would have been relatively simple to puncture with almost any projectile point. The recreations showed metal Other Events: mail to be the most effective, constructed with an overlap­ ping pattern similar to fish scales. This however would have We also had a field trip up to the archives at the provincial required immense amounts of labour and resources to pro­ museum. Unfortunately, due to the timing, only two of our duce sufficient numbers to suit an army, and the weight of members were able to go. We are also planning to go to the metal would have hindered a soldier in the heat of battle. Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump in April, and a possibly a Only slightly less effective, yet significantly lighter, was the forensic dig in the summer. More planning is needed in this, composite vest, which was constructed of both hide and however. metal combining the best of both materials to ensure the best possible outcome. He stressed the fact that in antiquity it Advertising: was not always necessarily for a soldier to survive the battle, so long as he could vacate the battlegrounds. For this pur­ This year we advertised in a non profit paper that is deliv­ pose, a set of composite armour would have been ideal, be­ ered on Sundays. Hopefully next year we will have more ing both light and comparatively effective at repelling pro­ avenues we can explore to gain members since a majority jectiles. The fully metal armour would have been saved for are college students now. This causes our membership to the chariot drivers. fluctuate throughout the year.

Other Events: Strathcona Archaeological In conjunction with the Fincastle Kill site (DIOx-5) excava­ Society tions, members from the Lethbridge and Medicine Hat Cen­ 2004-2005 ANNUAL REPORT tres helped excavate at the site throughout the month of May. A special 'Society Day' was organized for Saturday, Meetings of the Strathcona Archaeological Society (SAS) May 15. Twenty members from Medicine Hat and six stu­ are generally held from September to April, on the last dents from the field school excavated seven lxl m units. Thursday of each month, in the South Education Building They were a great help to the project and had some fun as on the University of Alberta campus. well. Activities Lethbridge Centre members continue to monitor DIOx-5 and a site north of Cranford because they are being looted. Following the 2004 Annual General Meeting in Red Deer, no specific activities were planned for the summer. How­ Work is still continuing on the faunal remains from the ever, several members of the Society visited and/or partici­ Twin River site (DgPd-2). Completion of the report should pated in the University of Alberta field school at Bodo. be soon. In early December a Christmas Party was held at the Provin­ This year's scholarship of $500 went to Samuel Leiff, an cial Museum of Alberta, where members could enjoy food, archaeology graduate student at the University of drink, slides, photos and discussion. Jack Brink took us to Lethbridge. the Galapagos Islands while the Chalut family visited Chile,

No. 43 Fall 2005 including a brief stop at Monte Verde. The University of Alberta held Archaeological Field Train­ ing Schools on-site during the summers of 2002 - 2003, un­ The SAS held a Winter Lecture Series that included the fol­ der the auspices of Dr. Terry Gibson, Ph.D., Archaeologist/ lowing presentations: Anthropologist of Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Regular meetings started in late 2003 and continue almost monthly, January 27, 2005: The Purple Springs Site (DlOx 6), A alternating between Bodo and Provost. In February 2004, Possible Palaeolndian Site Near Taber, Alberta. Jason Gil­ the Municipal District and Town of Provost Council Meet­ lespie, University of Alberta, Trevor Peck, Archaeological ings both resolved "to contribute once only up to $60,000 to Survey of Alberta, Heritage Resource Management Branch the Bodo Archaeological Society conditional to the other & Shawn Bubel, University of Lethbridge. council contributing at least an equal amount." These funds were allocated to the analysis, cataloguing, recording and February 24, 2005: Medicine Wheel Research and Man­ reporting of the archaeological artifacts retrieved during the agement in the 21st Century. Don Hanna, Bison Historical first two Field Training Schools. Services Ltd. The Bodo Bison Skulls Site (FaOm-1) and the Bodo Over­ March 31, 2005: Visions of Cultural Change and Continu­ look site (FaOm-22) are part of a very large (ca. 200 hec­ ity in Calgary. Brian Vivian, Lifeways of Canada Ltd. tares) archaeologically rich locality which appears to consist of a complex of late pre-historic bison kill, processing, and April 28, 2005: An Archaeological Survey of the Mountain habitation sites. It is located within an area of stabilized Park Area. George Chalut, Strathcona Archaeological Soci­ sand dune terrain in eastern Alberta near the Saskatchewan ety. border. Early results indicate the presence of rich occupa­ tional areas with dense concentrations of features (hearths Future Activities and pits), artifacts (lithics, pottery, and worked bone), and organic material (faunal materials and bone artifacts). The Some activities that are in the planning stages for this sum­ Bodo Locality appears to be the focal point of a region that mer/autumn are: extends northeast of the Neutral Hills well into Saskatche­ wan, encompassing the Eyehill Creek drainage basin con­ Members of the Strathcona Archaeological Society partici­ necting Sounding Lake to the southwest and Manitou Lake pated in the organization and implementation of the 63rd to the northeast. There is virtually nothing known about the Annual Plains Anthropological Society Conference held in pre-contact history of this region of Alberta and Saskatche­ Edmonton. wan, and a long-term research program will focus academic In conjunction with the Plains Anthropological Society Con­ attention on the region. Research implications for other dis­ ference, an Archaeology Week was held, with associated ciplines, such as ethnography, geography, quaternary geol­ activities e.g., flint knapping and pottery making. ogy and palaeo-climatology are possibilities. North Saskatchewan River valley walking tour, hosted by Heinz Pyszczyk Archaeological Survey of Alberta. In 2004 the University of Alberta held a third Field Training Possibly a tour of Edmonton area archaeological and his­ School followed by an Advanced Field Training School toric sites, again hosted by Heinz. offered via the Bodo Archaeological Society. Dr. Gibson and Beth Mann, MA - Project Archaeologist (Alberta Ar­ Executive for 2004-2005 chaeological Review, Spring 2004, p. 13-14) supervised students in the field and laboratories. President George Chalut Vice President Danielle Yeager In July 2004 Dr. Alwynne Beaudoin, a palaeo- Secretary-Treasurer Ned Toole environmentalist with the Provincial Museum of Alberta Board of Directors Dave Clyburn (Natural History), spoke about "On Dry Land: Detecting Ruth Hill Drought in Alberta's Past." (Alberta Archaeological Re­ Peter Kirchmeier view, Spring 2004, p. 23-24) This research was of particular significance to the Bodo and Provost communities as the Bodo Archaeological Society local farmers and ranchers were experiencing their third Annual Report - 2004 consecutive year of drought. The findings of the Field Training Schools are frequent top­ The Bodo Archaeological Society was incorporated as a ics of discussion at regular meetings. The Society invites the non-profit society, December 29, 2003. Residents of the students to attend meetings and some are now active mem­ Municipal District and Town of Provost, including the Ham­ bers. As a small number of students are completing their let of Bodo, recognized the need to promote the continuance graduate work at the Bodo Archaeological Sites, they are of field research and the development of a public archaeo­ becoming familiar faces about the community. In 2004 the logical program at Bodo following the discovery of the labs and on-site excavations were visited by Alberta Com­ Bodo Archaeological Sites in 1995. The Society also be­ munity Development, the former Minister of Sustainable lieves that development and promotion of the sites as a new Resources - Mike Cardinal, and various MLAs, including tourism attraction can provide for exciting economic devel­ Doug Griffiths, MLA - Battle River Wainwright, the Wain­ opment diversification opportunities in East Central Alberta. wright Buffalo National Park Interpretative Centre

10 The Alberta Archaeological Review (WBNPIC) Foundation, Provost Toastmasters' Club, Rosen­ Don Harris, one of our new members toured us to a site he heim Historical Society and Grades 5/6 Provost Public has found near his home in Crescent Heights. Also in July a School. Approximately 300 people attended the Annual small group of us climbed the East Butte of the Sweet Grass Open House and Tours on July 1, 2004. Hills led by John Dormaar. He showed us a vision quest site and another sacred native area nearby. Plans are underway for another six-week U of A Archaeo­ logical Field Training School commencing May 30, 2005. As usual for our group, September found us in Montana. This year monthly meetings will include reports from stu­ This time we were camping and touring stone circles with dents completing their graduate work on-site. The Bodo John and Anna Brumley and generally having a great time. Archaeological Society looks forward to hosting other cen­ Also in September we toured the Stampede Site at Elkwater tres wishing to visit or volunteer on-site this summer, par­ with Dr Gerald Oetelaar and finished with a social time at ticularly at our July 1st Open House and Tours. More infor­ Ben and Janice Andreas' cabin. mation is available by calling Leila @ (780) 753-2261/2434 or the Field School at Bodo (780) 753-6557 after May 30th. For our October meeting our guest speaker was John Dor­ maar telling us about The Story of the St. Mary and Milk Southeastern Alberta River Waters. Archaeological Society Jean Phelps, who lived for 5 years in the north and now re­ Annual Report 2004 sides in Medicine Hat gave a very fascinating talk about SEAAS continues to have meetings on the third Wednesday Life in Nunavut at our November meeting. She also brought of the month in September to November and January to and displayed a large collection of articles made by the Inuit April. We now meet in the Volunteer Centre on Allowance people. Avenue. We have field trips in May, June, July, August and the September long weekends. At the present time we have In January Jim Marshall gave an entertaining slide show of 35 members. The cost of membership is 7.50 for single and our groups activities, showing many photos of where we 10.00 for family. have been over the past few months. This recap of our sum­ mer activities is always enjoyed on a cold and wintry eve­ Our Annual General Meeting was held at the Connaught ning. Golf Club and Neil Mireau from the University of Lethbridge gave a presentation of Fantastic Archaeology: As we look forward to a new field trip season the committee Mayan Spacemen, Phoenicians at Writing-on-Stone and will be meeting to begin plans for another summer of travel other Weird and Wonderful Ideas about the Past. around the area visiting sites of interest.

Our Club has purchased and donated two Millennium Respectfully submitted, Lorine Marshall, President, SEAAS books; one to the College Library and one to the Public Li­ brary. In addition we have ordered the magazines Dig and Alberta Archaeologica I Review Archaeology for display in the children and adult magazine Financial Statem ent collections for two years. Our name will be placed on the for period ending Marcl l 31, 2005 front covers. Credits The guest speaker for March was John Dormaar from Balance forward March 31, 2004 $ 1,122.18 Lethbridge speaking on his experiences "Walking the Line" Sales of Reviews 508.11 between Canada and the U.S. Grant 1,000.00

In April, one of own members Larry Stach spoke and Total Credits $ 2,730.29 showed slides that he took of his very interesting trip to Mexico at Christmas time. Debits Printing Costs Several members attended the exhibition "The Bog People" REVIEW #40 $ 647.35 at the Glenbow Museum in Calgary. Jim and Lorine Mar­ Postage for #4 177.41 shall traveled to the Alberta A.G.M. in Red Deer in May. Printing Costs REVIEW #41 999.11 The weekend of May 15-16, 14 people from our group Postage for #41 186.87 worked with Shawn Bubel from Lethbridge at her site at Bank Charges Grassy Lake. We enjoyed two days of digging and camping 15.00 and learning from Shawn. Totals Debits $ 2,025.74 In June, 18 members of our group camped at Writing-on- Bank Balance as of March 31, 2005 Stone for a great week-end of touring, photography, theater $ 704.55 presentations and campfire socials. Prepared by Carol McC reary

No. 43 Fall 2005 11 Educational Programs twenty-five minutes at each station during their stay with us on the Archaeology of Alberta: at the site. For students who experienced difficulties getting to the site, the program, including the associated activities, Cypress Hills Archaeological Project was delivered at the visitor centre or the nearby church Summer 2005 camps. By all accounts, the students and the accompanying By Gerald Oetelaar adults thoroughly enjoyed their foray into the world of the archaeologist. During the summer of 2005, the South Eastern Alberta Ar­ Kirsten and her assistant also helped with the organization chaeological Society and the Heritage Association of the and delivery of programs during our "History in the Hills" Cypress Hills joined forces to continue offering educational event which took place from June 15 through June 18, 2005. programs in archaeology to local school-age children. With This annual event is a cooperative venture involving the grants from the Alberta Historical Resources Foundation First Nations, Metis and Inuit Education Program, Miywasin through the Archaeological Society of Alberta and Human Society of Aboriginal Services, Metis Nation of Alberta Resources and Skills Development Canada through their Local 8 and Region 3, Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park- Summer Career Placement program, they were able to hire Alberta, Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park and Kainai Na­ two students (Kirsten Anderson and Kyle Belanger/Michael tion, Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump and the Pikani Nation, Cowtan) who delivered the educational programs during the Cany the Kettle First Nation, Heritage Association of Cy­ months of May and June. The interpretive programs in­ press Hills, Fort Walsh National Historic Site, and the Uni­ volved the delivery of educational activities for school-age versity of Calgary. During this event, students from the children as well as guided tours for visitors to the site The Medicine Hat region and members of the public were in­ educational program consisted of four activity centers in­ vited to visit nine different stations, including the archaeo­ cluding (1) the observation of archaeologists at work and the logical excavation. Each station was designed to represent a opportunity to handle artifacts recovered from the site; (2) different aspect of human occupation in the Cypress Hills by the screening of dirt to recover and interpret artifacts and members of First Nations and early Euro-Canadian settlers. ecofacts normally found at archaeological sites in Alberta; Over 1000 students and 300 members of the public attended (3) the seriation of projectile points using replicas of types the four-day event. Although the event only lasted four found in southern Alberta; and (4) the manufacture of flaked days, Kirsten and Michael spent several days before and stone tools. Hands-on activities were integral components at after the event helping the various groups set up and take each of the stations. Station 1, which centered on the exca­ down the tipis at the different stations. vation, included descriptions and explanations of the profile as well as a discussion of the artifacts recovered from the Between the school programs and the "History in the Hills" site. Here, students had the opportunity to see a deeply event, Kirsten and her assistant also offered tours of the site stratified site, to feel a sample of Mazama ash and to ma­ to visitors of the park. This summer the archaeological work nipulate real artifacts such as projectile points, beads, awls, was limited to the preparation of the south wall for the re­ and needles. Station 2, which dealt with the recovery and moval of a sediment peel which will serve as the center­ interpretation of artifacts and ecofacts, was designed to en­ piece in the new visitor centre in Cypress Hills Interprovin­ courage students to get-down-and-dirty. At this station, the cial Park. However, visitors to the park were not deterred by students dumped a bucket of dirt into a ^-inch screen, re­ the limited amount of excavation and continued to stop by to covered materials from the screen and interpreted these with see the "archaeology site." Each and every visitor (n>200) the help of a facilitator. Materials present in the bucket in­ was greeted by one of the interpreters and given a tour of the cluded projectile points, pieces of debitage, bone fragments, site. Generally, this tour involved a detailed discussion of pieces of charcoal, and snail shells. These items were dis­ the nature of archaeological work, a description of the strati­ cussed in terms of their contributions to the interpretation of graphy exposed at the site including an opportunity to feel a an archaeological site. Station 3 focused on the use of seria­ sample of Mazama ash, a discussion of the cultural material tion in archaeology. Here the students were introduced to recovered to date including a chance to manipulate a sample the concept of seriation and were then asked to organize a of these items, and a description of how some of these items series of replicas of all the point types found in Alberta. may have been employed in the past using a sample of repli­ Several strategies were attempted by the students (e.g., cas. Kirsten and Michael also answered questions and, at grouping the artifacts by colour, by appearance) before the times, allowed visitors to try their hand at throwing the atlatl facilitator pointed out that one point had been found with the dart. On average, the majority of the visitors remained at the remains of mammoth while another had been found with site for periods ranging from thirty minutes to one hour. historic artifacts such as musket balls. Thereafter, students Most expressed their amazement at the depth of the excava­ quickly recognized the importance of size and basal con­ tion and at the incredible quality of the information provided figuration in the classification of these diagnostic artifacts. by the interpreters. They also considered themselves very Station 4 dealt with the use of lithic raw materials to pro­ fortunate to have witnessed archaeological research right duce tools and to prepare foods. At this station the students here in Alberta. learned about stone boiling, flaked stone tool production, and the use of tools to obtain the resources necessary for survival on the Plains. However, the component of this ac­ Finally, Kirsten and her assistant also spent some time train­ tivity that generated the most excitement was the opportu­ ing park interpreters on the nature of archaeological research nity to toss an atlatl dart. A total of 138 students from a and how best to integrate the site into their summer pro­ minimum of six different schools spent from twenty to grams, especially those offered during the months of July and August. They also helped interpreters develop programs

12 The Alberta Archaeological Review and activities which could be offered during their visit to the As director of the Cypress Hills Archaeological Project, I site. As a result of their efforts, the archaeological site be­ want to thank the Archaeological Society of Alberta, the came a regular stop during the auto tours offered by the park South Eastern Alberta Archaeological Society, and the Heri­ staff during the months of July and August. tage Association of Cypress Hills for their contributions toward another successful summer of public education in archaeology. The (New) Oldest Graffiti at Writing-On-Stone Provincial Park Jack Brink and Michael Klassen

Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in south-central Alberta is home to one of the most impressive and important collections of Aboriginal rock art found anywhere in western North America. Owing to this great legacy of rock art nestled in a sacred and spectacular landscape, Writing-on-Stone has been declared a Provincial Historic Site and a National Historic Site of Canada. Yet images of Aboriginal origin are not the only inscriptions carved into the soft sandstone bedrock walls. Surely all modern visitors to the rock art sites have been distressed to note the sometimes extensive intrusion of graffiti left by those who felt compelled to leave their own marks on the rocks—names, dates, places, hometowns, girlfriends . Today we quite correctly call this these inscriptions wanton vandalism, and condemn it unequivocally. But what if the non-Native markings are old, really old? Do souri River, to try and recover the horses and also to inform they then achieve a level of historical significance in their the Blackfoot about the treaty. Approaching from the south own right? The answer to this perplexing question is bound he probably entered what is now called Police Coulee and to be coloured in shades of gray, not in black and white, and followed it to the Milk River. In September of 1855 he made be decided on a case-by-case basis. In this paper we docu­ the first written record of the petroglyphs at Writing-on- ment a new discovery of the oldest graffiti yet found at Stone: Writing-on-Stone, indeed probably the oldest non-Native 'The Writings', whatever they once were, record in stone of a non-Native person currently known in are now nothing more than a range of Alberta. In so doing we suggest that Writing-on-Stone is Sandstone rocks 30 to 60 feet in height, home to many histories, each of value for different reasons. parallel to the river and distant 1/4 of a The Aboriginal rock art images are indisputably priceless mile. They are worn by the action of the treasures that illuminate aspects of ancient culture that weather into a thousand fantastic shapes, would otherwise be lost to time. Any intentional disturbance presenting in places a smooth perpendicu­ of them is inexcusable. At the same time, the carved records lar surface carved with rude hieroglyphics of the earliest non-Native visitors to the Writing-on-Stone and representations of men, horses, guns, region have a significance of their own, a story worth telling bows, shields, etc. in the usual Indian and remembering as part of Alberta's history. style. No doubt this has been done by wandering war parties, who have here Europeans Comes to Writing-On-Stone recounted their 'coups' in feats of war, The first known written record of a Euro-Canadian Ameri­ and horse stealing, and inscribed them can paying a visit to Writing-on-Stone comes from the 1855 upon these rocks... (Doty 1966:19). journal of James Doty (Doty 1966). Almost certainly other Euro-Americans and Canadians visited Writing-on-Stone at Almost certainly Doty had seen what is now called DgOv-2, an earlier date but they left no written record. It is known the main group of rock art panels spanning a distance of that employees of the Hudson's Bay and North West Com­ about 800 m on the north side of the Milk River (Figure 1). panies passed through this area of south-central Alberta, There is no indication, however, that Doty or anyone with well before 1855, but either they did not see Writing-on- his party left any inscriptions on the sandstone walls of Stone or else they made left no written record of their visit Writing-on-Stone. (Dempsey 1973). The great explorer Peter Fidler traversed and lived in portions of southern Alberta a full half century The dubious distinction of being the first non-Native person before Doty. But it is unlikely that Fidler saw Writing-On- to mark the sandstone falls to a young 15 year old trumpeter Stone, for certainly this remarkable man would have made with the North-West Mounted Police named Fredrick Bag- note of such a distinctive landscape in his journal. In 1805, a ley. In September 1874 Constable Bagley was traveling with few years after Fidler, the Lewis and Clark expedition made the North-West Mounted Police on their infamous and dis­ their way up the Missouri and gave the Milk River its pre­ astrous trek westward to bring law and order to the prairies sent name, but they did not travel far up the Milk and pre­ (Dempsey 1973). Seeking shelter from a snowstorm, the sumably saw neither the Sweetgrass Hills nor Writing-on- Mounties were trying to reach the Sweetgrass Hills when Stone. they descended into the Milk River valley. When camp was made Bagley and others discovered some rock art images In 1855, the Americans wanted to sign a peace treaty with and, very nonchalantly, placed carvings on the rocks at the Blackfoot (Dempsey 1973). When the Blackfoot stole Writing-on-Stone: some horses from the Pend d'Oreille there was concern over the future of the treaty, and Governor Isaac Stevens sent In the vicinity of this camp we found James Doty was sent north from Fort Benton, on the Mis- many ancient Indian pictographs on the

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14 The Alberta Archaeological Review historical significance of this act. However, his inscription named coulee that trends north-south right at the apex of a marks the transition to a new era for Writing-on-Stone - the prominent southern bend in the river (Figure 1). Water has era of the Mounties (Klassen 2006). washed away sediment from the coulee mouth leaving a steep grade leading up to the bedrock side walls of the cou­ Although unsuccessful in locating the bodies of the Blood lee. The bedrock surface on the east side of the coulee wall and Blackfoot victims, Pocklington recognized the impor­ near the mouth is very convoluted, with channels and tun­ tance of the coulees at Writing-on-Stone as a cross-border nels and caverns riddled throughout the rock. Turning into route for raiding parties (Dempsey 1973). To stem the flow one of the channels on the east side of the coulee the crew of these parties the NWMP established a tent camp at Writ­ noted a prominent engraving about chest high on the north ing-on-Stone the next summer, and by 1889 a permanent wall of the channel. In large letters (approximately 10 cm outpost had been constructed. For the next 29 years the high) and extending about 1.5 m was the name and date: "P. Writing-on-Stone Police Post was staffed year-round with a Stark Oct. 1886" (Figure 2). The inscription is still very complement of officers and constables, until finally closing sharp and distinct, probably because the shelter of the nar­ in 1918. While the post was occupied on a permanent basis row channel has protected it. There is little doubt that the many of the resident Mounties commonly inscribed names inscription is authentic. The insides of the incised letters are and dates on the cliffs, especially at a place now called Sig­ weathered much like the surrounding rock. Also, note the nature Rock in Police Coulee. Through their inscriptions the archaic look to some aspects of the script style, such as the NWMP marked Writing-on-Stone as their own, and the downward tangs on the cross bar of the letter "T". The final creation of Native rock art appears to have largely come to number "6" in the date appears cramped and stylistically an end (Klassen 2006). different from the other numbers, as if the author realized that he was running out of room due to a large crack in the A New Discovery rock. In 1992 Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park approximately tripled its size through the acquisition of lands on the south The date of Oct. 1886 is two months earlier than the visit of side of the Milk River. With this expansion park personnel Pocklington and his party, as inscribed at Pocklington Rock. were interested in establishing an inventory of what cultural To the best of our knowledge the Stark carving is the earli­ resources fell within the new boundaries. They approached est inscription of a European name found at Writing-on- J. Brink of the Provincial Museum of Alberta about under­ Stone, and probably in all of Alberta.4 So who was P. Stark taking an archaeological assessment of the new lands, and and what was he doing at Writing-on-Stone in October of this work was conducted in the summers of 1992, 1993, that year? Information concerning this individual is not 2001, and 2005. It was during 2001 that the field crew sur­ abundant, but a few facts are known. veyed the far northeast end of the park boundary. A document at the National Archives of Canada relates to a Surveying along the bedrock walls of the Milk River canyon P. Stark in Lethbridge ca. 1886-18875; this is surely the the crew entered the narrow mouth of a small, short, un­ same individual who left his name at Writing-on-Stone. His

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No. 43 Fall 2005 15 full name was Parley Stark. In the spring of 1885 he was a after him, where he had a claim on the side of the mountain. river scout for forty days on the North Saskatchewan River Stark Point was later renamed in honour of George Bird for Major-General Strange during the Northwest Rebellion. Grinnell, the famous naturalist, anthropologist, environmen­ Strange was the leader of one of three columns under Gen­ talist, and the person largely responsible for the creation of eral Middieton who gathered on the North Saskatchewan in Glacier National Park. In 1887 Grinnell made his second advance of the march to Battleford to suppress the Rebel­ trip into Glacier country on a hunting and exploration jour­ lion. After the Rebellion Stark worked in a lumber camp ney. He traveled up the Swiftcurrent Valley where he noted during the winter of 1885-1886. Located somewhere in the the immense glaciers at the heads of the valleys and set out Rocky Mountains the lumber camp was operated by the to explore them. Lt. J. H. Beacon and another famous histo­ North-Western Coal & Navigation Company, which had rian of Native culture, James Willard Schultz, accompanied begun mining coal in Lethbridge in 1882. In July of 1886, him on this trip. They were the first Euro-Americans to set just three months before he carved his name at Writing-on- foot upon the massive glaciers of the Swiftcurrent Valley. Stone, Stark applied in Lethbridge for Military Scrip, in lieu While there Lt. Beacon named the glacier in honour of Grin­ of a land grant, for his service in the Northwest Rebellion. nell. Later, other features associated with the glacier, such as In February of the following year he received $80 in scrip. a waterfall, a mountain peak, and Stark Point, were all So, in between applying for and receiving his Military Scrip, changed to incorporate Grinnell's name. Unlike the case at Parley Stark traveled to Writing-on-Stone and inscribed his Writing-on-Stone, the role of Stark in the history of Mon­ name at the mouth of a small coulee. What was he doing tana has been all but erased. there? While we may never have definitive answers on the back­ We have found little to answer this question. It may, of ground and missions of Parley Stark, we suspect that addi­ course, simply have been a pleasure trip to see the landscape tional historical information remains to be uncovered on this and the "writings" that were by 1886 becoming better topic. But what is certain is that despite his minor role in the known in the nearby communities (see Klassen 2006). How­ early European history of Alberta, Parley Stark made his ever, it seems more likely that he would have gone there as mark by inscribing his name in the soft sandstone of Writ­ part of a group with a specific mission. One possibility is ing-on-Stone, thereby becoming the author of the oldest that Stark was part of a party travelling in advance of the graffiti in the province. In this way the name of Parley Stark Pocklington mission. Pocklington first became aware of the is more than simply graffiti, but represents and records an massacre of the Blood and Blackfoot party in late Septem­ important aspect of Writing-on-Stone's history. ber of 18866, and although Pocklington himself ventured to Writing-on-Stone in December, it is entirely possible that he Notes sent a party out in October to scout the area in advance. Per­ 1. In this paper we use graffiti to refer to non-Native haps Stark joined this party to make some money while he writings and pictures expediently scratched or carved in waited for his scrip to come through. rock, as distinct from the Native rock art images that are part of a long cultural and artistic tradition. Another, darker, possibility also exists. In late October of 2. National Archives of Canada, Blood Agency Letter- 1886, Pocklington was informed that about three weeks ear­ books, microfilm reel C-1484?*, Part 2, pp. 101-103. lier seven Blood men had been attacked and killed by a 3. Ibid group of "cowboys" somewhere "south of the Line" be­ 4. The Alberta Archaeology Site Inventory database tween the Blood Agency and Fort Benton7. Apparently the includes a site (FePk-2) near Ponoka that was originally Blood men were enticed into a coulee by some cowboys, reported as having the date 1841 inscribed in a sandstone who then roped the Blood by the neck using lariats and gal­ outcrop. Inspection of this site by one of the authors re­ loped off, dragging the men by their necks until they were vealed that the inscribed date was actually 21.8.41. dead. Although Pocklington duly reported the incident it 5. National Archives of Canada, Government of Canada appears he doubted its veracity and he never followed up Files, Reference: RG15, Interior, Series D-II-1, Volume 64, with an investigation. We may never know for certain if this Reel T-13148, File: 123383, File Title: P. Stark, Lethbridge, event occurred, and if it did, who was involved. But it seems Applies For Scrip. curious that Stark was present at a coulee at Writing-on- 6. National Archives of Canada, Blood Agency Letter- Stone, one of the main routes used for surreptitiously cross­ books, microfilm reel C-1484?*, Part 1, p. 586. ing the Line, at the same time that this incident was reported 7. National Archives of Canada, Blood Agency Letter- to have occurred. books, microfilm reel C-1484?*, Part 1, pp. 692-693.

What became of Mr. Stark? Again the records are meager. References Cited But it appears that he headed for Montana to become a Bagley, Fred A. miner and presumably to live out his life. A history of Gla­ 1950 The '74 Mounties: the great march across the cier National Park by Robinson and Bowers (1960) provides Plains. Canadian Cattlemen (January-August, 8 part the following information. In 1898 parts of Glacier National serial). Park in Montana were opened to mining, signaling the start of a short-lived mining rush in the park. Much of the activity Dempsey, Hugh A. occurred in the Swiftcurrent Valley where the bulk of the 1973 A History of Writing-On-Stone. Unpublished claims were made. Parley Stark was one of the miners who Manuscript prepared for Alberta Provincial Parks. On held a claim in the valley, as a prominent point was named file, Provincial Museum of Alberta, Edmonton.

16 The Alberta Archaeological Review Doty, James Robinson, Donald H. and Maynard C. Bowers 1966 A visit to the Blackfoot camps. Alberta Histori­ 1960 Through the Years In Glacier National Park: cal Review (summer): 17-26. An Administrative History. Glacier Natural History Associa­ tion, Inc. (available online at: http://www.cr.nps.gov/history/ Klassen, Michael A. online books/glac/adhi.htm 2006 Aisinai'pi (Writing-on-Stone) in traditional, anthropological, and popular thought. In Discovering North American Rock Art, edited by Lawrence L. Loen- dorf, Christopher Chippindale, and David S. Whitley. University of Arizona Press, Tucson. (In Press, January 2006) OCCASIONAL PAPERS OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF ALBERTA

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05-036 Brady, T.R. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Airdrie Burlington Resources Canada Pipeline from 1 -19-25-1 W5M to 15-6-27-1 N/A Eld. W5M Pipeline 11-2-22-9 W4M to 10-12-22-9 W4M 05-037 Wood, B.P. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Jenner Husky Oil Operations

Penn West 102 HZ Suffield 9-20-20-W4M I ieOr-111 05-038 Amundson, L.J. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Jenner Penn West Petroleum Ltd. and Penn West 103 HZ Suffield 16-20-20- W4M wellsites and access roads

05-039 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Jenner Conocophillips Canada Jenner area wellsites and access roads N/A Resources Corp. 05-040 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Sunnyslope Apache Canada Ltd. ACL Twining I6-1-3I-26-W4M. 14-13-31-26- lijPj-10 W4M wellsites and access roads 05-041 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Brooks Sphere Energy Corporation Sphere Energy Corp. Eyremore 2005 2D EdPc-402 to 408; U EdPc-152. 208, 264 project 05-042 Wood. B.P. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Jenner Husky Oil Operations Husky Atlee Buffalo 2-21-22-8-W4M wellsite El'Os-68 and access road 05-043 Moravetz, I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Drumheller Thunder Energy Inc. Connorville wellsite 3-4-25-14 W4M U Eg()x-69 05-044 Wood, B.P. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Claresholm Burlington Resources Burlington HTR Montgomery 10-12-28 W4M N/A access road 05-045 Turney, M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Claresholm EnCana Corporation Deep well lie-in project in 4-14-12-28 W4M U DlPk-29

05-046 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Castor Gentry Resources Ltd. Pipeline tie-in from 7-6-40-15 to 13-36-39-16- N/A W4M Inc. 05-047 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Bindloss EOG Resources Canada Ltd. EOG Cessford blast 2005 drilling program EfOs-69. 70; EfOt-171, 172, 173. 174, 175; U El'Ot-1, 4. 95. 104 (see details Held)

05-048 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Bindloss EOG Resources Canada Ltd. EOG Atlee Buffalo expiry wells 2005 El'Or-73

05-049 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services I impress Petro-Canada Oil & Gas Bindloss area wellsites and access roads, 6-22- El'On-143 23-1-W4M, 6-11-23-2-W4M. 6-17-23-2- W4M, I0-17-23-2-W4M 05-050 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Cessford ConocoPhillips Canada Cessford area wellsites and access roads EgPa-41 Resources Corp. 05-051 Landals, A.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Longview PetroCanada Oil and Gas PetroCanada 5-20 Dr SAVCK 10-19-14-4- EbPp-67, 68 W5M wellsite and access road Inc. z 05-052 Roskowski. L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Rosebud EnCana Corporation EnCana CAVDG26 11-20 lo 5-20-25-21- U EhPf-25 W4M pipeline o Inc. 05-053 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Halkirk EOG Resources Canada Ltd. EOG Provost 10-24-38-14-W4M wellsite and N/A access road £L to o o u> ro 4^ H sr CD

PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-054 Goldsmith, A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Brooks EncrMark Inc. Verger East 2005 drilling program and gas El'Ov-75. 76; El'Ow-39; U EfOv-66; El'Ow-19 gathering system, Twp 22, Rges 12 & 13, W4M (wellsite 10-11-22-13-W4M, wellsites sr & pipelines 14-4-22-12-W4M. 14-11-22-13- ta W4M, wellsites, access roads and pipelines 10 O o* 4-22- 12-W4M. 4-15-22- 12-W4M, 12-15-22- ere 12-W4M.

Cochrane Urban Systems Ltd. Hwy 22/Griflin Road intersection N/A 73 05-055 de Mille. CN. Bison Historical Services Ltd. ro 05-056 Goldsmith. A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Whitecourt Krang Energy Inc. Whitecourt pipeline 15-5-60-12 W5M to 14-4- U GaPw-3 < 60-12 W5M CD' 3 05-057 Huculak, S.A. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Petrofund Energy Trust Petrofund 102 Turin 4-22-10-18 W4M bottom N/A hole. 3-27-10-18-W4M surface wellsite and access road 05-058 Huculak, S.A. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Apache Canada Ltd. ACL Provost 4-32-36-2 W4M, 6-6-36-4 EaOp-58, 59. 60. 61; U EaOp-16, 17 W4M. 1-32-36-2 W4M. 12-29-35-2 W4M & 16-6-36-4-W4M wellsites and access roads and and pipeline tie ins 12-29 to 10-29-36-2- W4. 4-32 to 1-32-36-2-W4. 1-32-36-2-W4 to 10-29-36-2-W4. 6-6 to 8-6-36-4-W4. 16-6 to 8-6-36-4-

05-059 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Resolute Energy Inc. Resolute Bow Island 6-21 -12-10 W4M. 6-26- EaOt-24, 25 12-10 W4M wellsites and access roads

05-060 Gent, B.M. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Bragg Creek Shell Canada Lid. Shell Moose Mountain pipeline electrical Inc. tower lease- 05-061 Spicer. G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Picture Butte Encana Corporation Robin pipeline 8-28-13-20 W4M to 11-28-13- EaPe-167: U EaPe-141 20 W4M 05-062 Wondrasek. R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Drumheller Seneca Resources Corporation Seneca Aerial and Drumheller wellsites. EiPc-46. 47, 48 access roads and pipelines

05-063 Malasiuk, J.A. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Edmonton Terwilliger Point Magrath stormwater outfall line and structure FiPj-72; U l'iPj-145 Communities Incorporated development in SE-1-52-25-W4M and stockpile removal for Terwilliger 4B Neighbourhood (Magrath) Stage 1 development in NW-36-5I-25-W4M

05-064 Rollans, M.L. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Milo ConocoPhillips Canada Majorville 2005 shallow gas project (see EdPc-398 to 401; EdPd-101, 102; U EdPc-277, 380: EdPd-24 Resources Corp. details Held) 05-065 Turney, M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Delburne Encana Corporation ECA ECOG Mikwan 14-35 Hz 1-35-36-22 N/A W4M Bottom Hole 14-35-36-22 W4M Surface 05-066 Ng, T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Whitecourt Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman Windfall Tie-in 2-5-61-15 W5M to N/A 4-4-61-15-W5M 05-067 Peach, K. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Cochrane Tirion Properties Ltd. North Cochrane area structure plan EhPo-94to 101, 103 to 105 Inc. 05-068 Peach, K. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Rumsey 981384 Alberta Ltd. 8-1 1-33-22-W4M EkPg-13, 14. 15; HSS: (Frederick Becker Homestead, house. 4-12-33-22- wellsite and access road W4), (Frederick Becker Homestead, porch. 4-12-33-22-W4), (Frederick Inc. 981384 Alberta Ltd. Becker Homestead, outbuilding, 4-12-33-22-W4), (Frederick Becker Homestead, outbuilding, 4-I2-33-22-W4) 05-069 Enns-Kavanagh. Stantec Consulting Ltd. wellsileS 13-20-20-7-W4M. 103 HZ 12-20-20-1x-Or-1 12 7-W4M, 5-20 HZ & 15CHZ-20-20-7-W4M K.M. Penn West Petroleum Ltd. PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-070 Woywitka, R.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Cold Lake Blackrock Ventures Inc. Blackrock/BVI Ethel Lake OBS 6-17-64-3- U GdOo-30. 31; HSS: (40463. barn. LSD 8-17-64-3-W4M) W4M wellsite and access road; BVI lithe! Inc. Lake OBS 8-17-64-3-W4M wellsite & access road

05-071 Leyden, J.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Mil° Husky Energy Inc. Husky Majorville shallow gas project. 2005 tie N/A in and workspace amendments Inc. 05-072 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Thrce Hills 981384 Alberta Ltd. Pipeline 1 -34 to 2-27-32-27-W4M EkPk-7. 8 Inc. 05-073 Roskowski. L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants •*'£ Val'cy 981384 Alberta Ltd. 981384 Rich 1 -2-35-21-W4M wellsite and E1P1-33 access road, pipeline tie-in in Sec I & 2-35-21- Inc. W 05-074 Wood, B.P. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Bow Island Husky Oil Operations Husky Bow Island I 1-31-1 1-1 1-W4M wellsite N/A

05-075 Brady. T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Travers Daylight Energy Trust Daylight Robin wellsites and pipelines in 14- EaPe-160 to 166; U EaPe-104, 105. 106 20-W4M 05-076 Rollans, M.L. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Jenner ConocoPhillips Canada ConocoPhillips Jenner 2005 shallow gas tie- EeOl-12 Resources Corp. ins 05-077 Ng. T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Toirington Apache Canada Limited ACL NGL Foster 13-9-33-27 W4M wellsite N/A and access road & compressor station and access road in LSD 4-I0-32-25-W4M

05-078 Murphy, B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Medicine Hat Terra Energy Corporation Pipeline 02/9-35-11-12 W4M to 02/12-36-11 - N/A 12W4M 05-079 Cripps, B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Princess EnerMark Inc. Pipeline 10-12-20-12 W4.M to 1-12-20-12 EcOv-140: U EeOt-47 W4M, Enerplus et al Princess 10-10-20-10- W4M and 2-10-20- 10-W4M wellsites and access roads 05-080 Turney. M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd. Advantage Hz 10.3 Gadsby wellsite and access N/A road 15-31 -37-18 W4M bottom holeD 13-31 - 37-18 W4M surface, AVN Gadsby 13-31 -37- 18-W4M to 16-36-37-19-W4M pipeline

05-081 Huculak, S.A. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Ribstone Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman pipeline 15-7-43-2-W4M to 11-7-43- N/A 2-W4M 05-082 Ng. T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Cessford Thunder Energy Inc. Pipeline 3-4-25-14 W4M to 3-33-24-14-W4M N/A

05-083 Turney. M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Irvine Encana Corporation Eagle Butte Phase 3 2005 pipeline tie-in DkOo-33, 34; U DkOo-24, 25. 32 project. 15-31 to 8-31-8-3 W4M & 4-32 to 5- 32-8-3 W4M 05-084 Huculak, S.A. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Warner EnCana Corporation ECA ECOG Branch 7-15-2-20-W4M wellsite DgPd-77; U DgPd-35, 69 & access road 05-085 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Gem Pan terra linergy Corp. Panterra 102 Matziwin 9-9-23-I4-W4M N/A wellsite and access road

05-086 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Foremast Prairie Schooner Petroleum Prairie 102 Knappen 6-30-2-1 1 W4M wellsite U DgOu-52 Ltd. and access road

05-087 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Grassy Lake Pilot Energy Ltd. Pipeline in See. 12-11-13-W4M, Pilot Bow DlOv-13: U DlOv-1. 2 Island 8-7-11-I2-W4M wellsite. access id & pipeline, wellsite, access id & pipeline in Sec p 5&8-I1-I2-W4M 4^ 05-088 Cripps, B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Bowden Apache Canada Limited Stewart Lake and Foster pipeline projects N/A

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a* PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED P Bison Historical Services Ltd. Innisfail MGV Energy Inc. MGV Huxley North & South pipeline project N/A > in Twp 34, Rgs 23 & 24, W4M & Twp 35. 05-089 Spicer, G. Rgs 23 & 24, W4M sr EOG Resources Canada Ltd. EOG et al 102 Carbon 3-19-29-23 W4M & N/A a> R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Carbon o EOG etal Swalwell 16-I5-29-24-W4M 05-090 Brady, T.R. o* wellsites and access roads Ctq FMA Heritage Resources Consultants inCana Corporation EnCana WINDG01 drilling program, pipeline EhPe-38; U EhPe-18 tie-in from 13-17-26-20-W4M to 10-23-26-21- 05-091 Roskowski. L.A. Inc. pa W4M Ci Bison Historical Services Ltd. Majorville Endev Energy Inc. Majorville/Armada prospect 2005 drilling EcPd-102; EcPd-15. 16; EdPd-103. 104. 105. 106; U EdPd-7, 53. 54 program in Twps 17-19, Rgs 18-20. W4M 05-092 Murphy. B.M.

Bison Historical Services Ltd. EnCana Corporation Suffield development program 7 wellsites in EcOr-155 to 159; EcOs-84; U EcOr-104 Twps 16.17 & 18, Rgs 7,8 & 9, W4M 05-093 Murphy, B.M.

FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Fort MacKay Deer Creek Energy Limited Joslyn open pit mine for oil sands extraction HhOw-15 to 48; HhOx-7 05-094 Gryba, E.M. Inc. Claresholm Apache Canada Limited ACL ct al Eastmont 4-2-12-28 W4M wellsite N/A 05-095 Cripps. B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. and access road 05-096 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Einnegan EnCana Corporation EnCana Wintering Hills 11-7 to 4-18-24-16- N/A W4M pipeline lie-in Inc. 05-097 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Rycroft Tidewater Resources Inc. Pipeline I -31-79-3-W6M to 8-36-79-4-W6M GIQo-8

05-098 Turney, M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Halkirk Pelrobank Energy & Red Willow wellsite and access road 14-18-39 N/A Resources Ltd. I5-W4M bottom hole, 13-18-39-15-W4M surface 05-099 Ng, T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Iron Springs EnCana Corporation Pipeline from 4-17-12-20-W4M to 8-14-12-20 DlPd-41 W4M 05-100 Turney, M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Raymond EnCana Corporation Jensen gathering system, Twp 5 Rge 18,19 DiPc-8 W4M 05-101 Kowal, W.A. Altamira Consulting Ltd. Bellevue AMEC Infrastructure Ltd. Rock face removal project near Bellevue U DjPo-46 Mine. Alberta 05-102 Spicer. G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Bowden; Innisfail Apache Canada Limited Davey Lake pipeline project, Twps 33,34,35 N/A Rge 27 W4M 05-103 Ng. T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Brooks EnCana Corporation Tide Lake 2005 Tie-ins Phase 1.15-21-17-11 N/A W4M to 1-28-17-1 1 W4M pipeline

05-104 Brady. T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Claresholm Burlington Resources Pipeline tie-in 16-16-12-28 to 7-10-12-28 N/A W4M 05-105 Cripps, B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Rumsey Pioneer Natural Resources 2005 Horseshoe Canyon drilling program EkPe-23 to 26; ElPc-50: U EkPe-10. 13, 22 Canada Inc. 05-106 Huculak, S.A. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Big Valley Thunder Energy inc. 6-28 to 8-27-35-19 W4M pipeline. 16-24-34- ElPe-51; FaPd-23; U FaPd-3 20-W4M to 6-6-35-19 W4M pipeline. Thunder Fenn-Big Valley 1.3-3-36-19-W4M well site and access road 05-107 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. EOG Resources Canada Ltd. EOG Bindloss 2005 drilling program EfOn-144

05-108 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Drumheller; East EOG Resources Canada Ltd. EOG Drumheller East 2005 pipelines & EhPb-10; EhPc-165; EiPh-40, 41, 42; EiPc-49, 50; U EiPb-24, EiPc-45 Coulee wellsites (see details field)

05-109 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Medicine Hat EncrMark Inc. Pipeline from 5-10-13-5-W4M lo 12-10-13-5- N/A W4M 05-110 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services Bindloss Regal Energy Corp. 6-32-21-4-W4M & 13-36-21-5-W4M U EeOp-18 wellsites and access roads PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-111 Roskowski. L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Hussar Encana Corporation ECOG 102 Hussar 6-19-24-18-W4M wellsite EgPd-40, 41 Inc. and pipeline tie-in 05-112 Vivian, B.C.C. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Calgary Carma Developers North Tuscany I .utheran lands subdivision EgPn-700. 701. 702

05-113 Richardson, A.D. Historical Resource Management Bellevue Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman Bowline I3-35-8-3-W5M to 8-24-7- U DjPn-139 3-W5M 05-114 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Delia Centrica Canada Ltd. Pipeline 2-17 to 6-17-30-17-W4M N/A 05-115 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Bindloss City of Medicine Hat. Gas City of Medh Atl-Bul'f 16-I5-22-5-W4M N/A Utilities Department wellsite and access road 05-116 Peach, K. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Three Hills: ATCO Electric Michichi Creek to Three Hills 144kV IijPe-16; KkPf-14 Inc. Munson transmission line 05-117 Goldsmith. A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Calgary Sherbrooke Investments Ltd. Sanctuary on the Bow Subdivision in Sec 3 & EfPI-256 to 263; U EfPl-24 to 29 I0-22-29-W4MD 05-118 Saxberg. N.J. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Fort McKay Birch Mountain Resources Muskeg Valley Quarry 2004 Phase 1 U HhOv-302. 303, 304. 305, 307, 311, 312. 313, 314, 315, 319. 322, 323, Ltd. mitigation at sites HhOv-302 to 305. 307. 31 I 324, 325, 326. 330, 331,332. 334, 335. 343. 345 to 315, 319, 322 to 326, 330 lo 332, 334. 335. 343 & 345 05-119 Bouchet-Bert. L. Golder Associates Ltd. Stettler Canadian Natural Resources CNRL Nevis 1-36-39-22-W4M wellsite and N/A Ltd. access road, pipeline in SE 36-39-22-W4M

05-120 Woywitka, R.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Dumnore Canadian Pacific Railway CPR Dunmore 2-track extension project Inc. 05-121 Ramsay, CL. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Calgary City ol Calgary 400 mm PVC water pipeline north of U EgPn-677 Crowchild Trail and Stoney Trail NW interchange & mitigation of site EgPn-677

05-122 Ng. T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Torrington Apache Canada Limited ACL NGI. Stewart 16-33-32-27-W4M U EkPk-1 wellsite and access road 05-123 Bryant, L. Golder Associates Ltd. Iddisleigh- Pengrowth Corporation Princess North drilling program - live EdOu-23 wellsites, access roads and associated pipelines in 20- 10-W4M 05-124 Brady, T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Claresholm Burlington Resources BRC HTR 1 iastraont 6-21 -12-28-W4M N/A wellsite and access road 05-125 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Drumheller 981384 Alberta Limited Drumheller 14-5-30- 19-W4M wellsite and Ejl'd-9 Inc. access road, pipeline tie-in in Sec 4 & 5-30-19- W4M 05-126 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. I id berg Baytex Energy Ltd. Baytex tie-in pipeline 13-24 to 10-24-44-20- W4M 05-127 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Big Valley Centrica Canada Ltd. Centrica Gadsby 4-4-37-19-W4M, 5-11-37-19- EaPe-12, 13 W4M. 7-2-37-19-W4M. 15-30-36-19-W4M & 1 I-4-37-I9-W4M wellsites and access roads

05-128 Murphy, B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Suffield IinCana Corporation South Jenner oil development (wellsites 9A-9- EcOq-271; EdOp-126; FdOq-277; EdOr-104; EeOr-113.114; EeOs-57 20-8-W4. 4-I0-20-8-W4. 5-10-20-8-W4. 11- 10-20-8-W4. 12A-15-20-8-W4. 12B-15-20-8- W4. 2L-16-20-8-W4)

05-129 Murphy, B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Rimbcy Birchill Energy Limited Birchill Willesden Green 9-32-42-5-W5M & U FdPq-2 z 14-31-42-5-W5M wellsites and access roads p 05-130 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Trenton Energy Inc. Trenton MedHat 8-33-12-8-W4M. Trenton N/A MedHat 8-34-12-8-W4M. Trenton 102 -£> Alderson 6-5-I3-8-W4M wellsites, access TI roads, pipelines LO Oo Ln to -J ro oo H sr >

PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED to 05-131 Bouchet-Bert. L. Golder Associates Ltd. Lomond Endev Energy Endev 2005 Eyremore oil and gas drilling EdPc-409 to4l8; U EdPc-116, 162. 164. 180, 181, 182,209,214.217,218. program 231.232.233.234 H> O 05-132 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Whitecourt Arcan Resources Ltd. Arcan McLeod 6-4-58-13-W5M well and N/A sr access o 05-133 deMille, CN. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Lodgepole Comslate Resources Ltd. Comstate Pembina 15-11-47-9-W5M wellsite N/A o* and pipeline 15-11-47-9-W5M to 8-11-47-9- W5M 05-134 Kwiecien. G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Grande Prairie Taiyor Estates Ltd. Taylor 1-slates ASP SW 8-71-5-W6M N/A PO 05-135 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Tonington Apache Canada Ltd. Lonepine/Torrington gathering system EjPj-ll;EkPj-25;UEkPk-6

05-136 Blower, D. Golder Associates Ltd. Lomond City of Medicine Hat City of Medicine Hat Eyremore drilling EcPd-17, l8;LdPc-419to427 program 05-137 Kowal. W.A. Altamira Consulting Ltd. Watino CH2M Hill Bridge replacement and other work N/A (HI 70241) carrying Hwy 49 over Smoky River, east of Watino (PR05607A)

05-138 Kowal, W.A. Altamira Consulting Ltd. Fairview Infrastructure Systems Ltd, Dell bridge replacement and highway N/A realignment 05-139 Guard, S.M. (and University of Calgary Calgary Fish Creek Provincial Park EfPm-2 Field School 2005 Dale Walde) 05-140 Rollans, M.L. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Morrin ConocoPhillips Canada Morrin pipeline project N/A Resources Corp. 05-141 Brady, T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Travels Daylight Energy Trust Daylight Robin 10-16-14-20-W4M wellsite. N/A access road and pipeline 05-142 Ng. T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Tonington Apache Canada Ltd. AC!. NGI. Stewart 12-27-32-27-W4M N/A wellsite and access road 05-143 Moravetz. I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Brittern Lake APF Energy Inc. B ITT 16-18-46-21-W4M wellsite and access N/A road 05-144 Peach, K. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Brooks Imperial Oil Resources Princess Drilling Program 1 SdOu-24; I ieOv-141,142, 143 Inc. 05-145 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Red De«r Red Deer Water Services North Red Deer River water service N/A Commission commission water transmission line Inc. 05-146 deMille. CN. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Claresholm ECA ECOG Easlmont 5-22-12-28-W4M, 10- EaPk-215 lo 219: U EaPk-30 22-12-28-W4M & 5-4-13-28-W4M wellsites EnCana Corporation and access roads 05-147 Peach, K. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants F«t Assiniboine Corbett coal bed methane project, well pads GbPq-l; GcPp-3. 4. 5, 6: GcPq-3. 4; GcPr-3. 4; U GcPr-2; HSS: (Goose and related facilities in 13-6-52-6-W5M, 1 -8- Lake Trail, trail. 2. 7. 8-7-62-6-W5) Inc. Trident Exploration Corp. 52-6-W5M, 16-18-63-6-W5M

05-148 Peach, K. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants R°WJ Colt Engineering Corporation. Blackslone fuel gas pipeline project, 2-6-48- U FgQc-34, 35 Petro-Canada Oil and Gas 19 to 16-2-49-20-W5M Inc.

05-149 Cripps. B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Innisfail MGV Energy Inc. Three Hills C&R north and south gas N/A gathering systems 05-150 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services Medicine Hal Breaker Energy Ltd. Bleaker 102 Medicine Hal 15-21-13-5-W4M N/A wellsite. access road and associated pipeline

05-151 Bereziuk. D.A. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Grande Cache liXH Engineering Services Forestry trunk road upgrade (phase I, 50.34 to N/A Ltd. 59.34 km) 05-152 Ramsay, A.M. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Linden Kneehill County I .inden north water servicing project, phase 1; EjPi-18; 1 ijPj-34 HSS PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-153 Turney, M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Medicine Hat EnCana Corporation Alderson 34 wellsites and access roads, Twps. EaOr-21,22; EaOs-40 lo 47; EaOt-26 to 39; Eb()s-7I; U EaOr-12, 16. 18, 12 & 13. Rges 8, 9, 10 W4M (ECA ECOG 19; EaOs-I. 2, 10, 20. 22, 24, 25. 26. 34; EaOt-19 Alderson 5-12-13-9-W4M, 8-10-13-9-W4M, 14-10-13-10-W4M, I6-4-13-10-W4M, 14-4- 13-10-W4M, 6-4-13-10-W4M. 6-12-13-10- W4M. 12-1 -13-10-W4M. 12-11-13-9-W4M. 14-2-13-10-W4M, 14-1

05-154 Ng, T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Milagro Energy Inc. Milagro Judy Creek Qwellsites and access N/A roads. 6-21-63-9-W5M, 12-21-63-9-W5M, 15- 21-63-9-W5M and 5-33-63-9-W5M

05-155 Cripps, B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Three Hills Apache Canada Limited Pipeline 10-3-32-26-W4M to 5-33-31 -26- N/A W4M 05-156 Balls. V.A. Golder Associates Ltd. Nevis Canadian Natural Resources CNRI. Nevis 4-32-39-21-W4M wellsite. U FcPf-4. 17 Ltd. access road and associated pipeline, CNRL Nevis pipeline tie-in in NW 32-39-21-W4M. 2 pipeline tie-ins in Sec 32-39-21-W4M

05-157 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Direct Jinergy Marketing Ltd. DEML gas wellsites, access roads and EbOp-186, 187. 188; EbOp-165 associated pipelines in 1,2, 5, 9, 13-34-15-5- W4M and 1, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11-3-16-5-W4M, DE.MI.etal Suffield 13-3-16-5-W4M wellsite

05-158 Brady. T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Crowsnest Pass Micrex Development Corp. Micrex Burmis Magnetite project N/A

05-159 Enns-Kavanagh, Stantec Consulting Ltd. Ribstone Penn West Petroleum Ltd. Wellsite. access road and pipeline in Sec 1-43- EcOo-2, 3 K.M. 4-W4M 05-160 Murphy, B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Edgerton Husky Energy Inc. 9C Chauvin 9-30-42-3-W4M wellsite and N/A access road 05-161 Green, D.C. Golder Associates Ltd. Edmonton City of Edmonton, Rossdale Road realignment project. Transportation Planning monitoring of bore holes and road Division construction 05-162 Turney, M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Medicine Hat I inCana Corporation Alderson three Class I pipeline project. Twps. EaOr-23; EaOs-48 to 56; EaOt-40 to 48; EaOu-7: EbOt-14, 15; U Ea()r-12, 12, 13, 14, Rges 8,9, 10W4M 16. 18, 21, 22; EaOs-10, 20. 22. 40 to 47; EaOt-26. 27. 28. 32, 33, 34, 36; EbOs-71 05-163 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Grande Cache ATCO Pipelines Grande Cache pipeline replacement, 14-10-58- GaQq-1. 2 8-W6M to 12-5-63-25-W5M 05-164 Hanna. D.T. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Turner Valley ATCO Pipelines Turner Valley #2 pipeline replacement N/A Golder Associates Ltd. Cochrane MGM Developments Ltd. Cochrane subdivision Pt. NE; 5-26-4-W5M Ehl'p-71. 72 05-165 Bouchet-Bert, L. Walt Kowal Consulting Edmonton City of Edmonton, Southeast Edmonton snow storage facility. N/A 05-166 Kowal, W.A. Transportation SW 17-52-23-W4M Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Cessford ConocoPhillips Canada 2005 Cessford area pipeline tie-in project FhOw-7; FhOx-12; EgPa-43 05-167 Cloutier, R.D. Resources Corp. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Tonington Apache Canada Limited ACL NGL Stewart 5-27-32-27-W4M wellsite EkPk-9 05-168 Ng.T.Y. and access road Historical Resource Management Caroline Burlington Resources Canada Pipeline NE 3 to NW 13-37-6-W5M N/A 05-169 Richardson, A.D. Ltd. p Bison Historical Services Ltd. Turin EnCana Corporation Pipeline 13-13-12-20-W4M to 15-14-12-20- N/A 05-170 Ng,T.Y. 4^ W4M Bison Historical Services Ltd. Ribstone Talisman Energy Inc. Pipeline tie-in 11-34-42-4-W4M to 6-28-42-3- N/A 05-171 Cripps, B.F. W4M & 15-35-42-4-W4M to 8-12-43-4-W4M oto o Ui LO CO o H cr > PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED co Foremost Echoex Energy Inc. Echoex Forty Mile 16-30-7-10-W4M wellsite DjOu-87 > 05-172 Turney. M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. -i O Calgary Grand Development Coip, Residential subdivision in 14-24-3-W5M U EgPn-654 to 662 sr 05-173 Vivian. B.C.C. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. fa Fort MacKay Syncrude Canada Ltd. Aurora Mine North utility corridor HhOv-440, 441; U HhOv-123 O 05-174 Somer, B.F. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. transmission line upgrade, mitigation of site crq HhOv-123 05-175 Brady, T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Innisfail Husky Oil Operations Husky Davey 7-35-34-28-W4M wellsite and N/A access road CD FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Alliance Suncor Energy Suncor 102 Elmworlh 11-31-69-9-W6M N/A 05-176 Roskowski. L.A. wellsite. access road and pipeline tie-in Inc.

Bison Historical Services Ltd. Morrin: Munson MPE Engineering Ltd. Morrin/Munson rural water supply project, EiPe-23; EjPe-17 to 19 05-177 Spicer, G. Twp 31 to 29-Rge 21 to 19-W4M

Bison Historical Services Ltd. Monitor Apache Canada Ltd. Provost 14-12-36-5-W4M wellsite and access FaOp-62 05-178 Huculak, S.A. road Stantec Consulting Ltd. Linden Kneehill Regional Water Kneehills water transmission line, contract 4 EjPi-16. 17; HSS 05-179 Ramsay, A.M. Services Commission Altamira Consulting Ltd. Gibbons North West Upgrading North West Upgrader project. Sturgeon FlPg-74. 75, 76. 77, 78; U FlPg-55, 56, 57, 59, 60, 61, 63 05-180 Ball. B.F. County Altamira Consulting Ltd. Fort MacKay PTI Group Inc. PTI Beaver River Lodge commercial campsite HgOv-108, 109. 110, 111 05-181 Kowal, W.A. DS Consulting Dewinton Upper Lakes Group (Heritage Heritage Pointe extension EfPl-253,254, 255 05-182 Gryba. E.M. Poinle Golf Club)

05-183 Richardson. A.D. Historical Resource Management Stettler Buffalo View Estates Buffalo View Estates subdivision. NW 20-40- N/A 20-W4M 05-184 Boras. D.M. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Fort MacLeod Fort MacLeod Historical Fort MacLeod Historical Association U DkPi-2 Association proposed land sale 05-185 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Coutts Wilderness Energy Wilderness et al 02 Coutts 4-17-1-16-W4M DgPa-23 Corporation wellsite and access road Inc. 05-186 Cripps. B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Oyen EnCana Corporation Sedalia pipeline project. Twps 29 & 30. Rgs 6- EjOr-2. 3 8. W4M 05-187 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Hinton Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman et al Hinton 12-35-51-26-W5M N/A wellsite bottom hole. 13-35-51-26-W5M surface location 05-188 Enns-Kavanagh. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Coutts Racing Resources Ltd. Wellsite & access road in LSD 3 & 6-5-1-16- DgPa-104 W4M K.M. 05-189 Woywitka. R.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Halkirk Gentiy Resources Ltd. Gentiy Red Willow 7-6-40-15-W4M and 16- FcPb-38 22-39-16-W4M wellsites and access roads Inc.

05-190 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Wardlow ARC Resources Ltd. 1-36-22-12-W4M. 4-36-22-12-W4M. 10-36- N/A 22-12-W4M. 12-36-22-12-W4M. 5-16-23-10- W4M.9-16-23-10-W4M. 11-16-23-10-W4M, 12-16-23-10-W4M. I3-I6-23-10-W4M. 2-17- 23-10-W4M.4-17-23-10-W4M, 10-17-23-10- W4M & 12-17-23- 10-W4M wellsites. access roads and associated

05-191 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Compton Petroleum Compton I .angford 7-10-13-2-W5M, 2-2-13-2- N/A W5M wellsites and access roads Inc. PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-192 deMille, CN. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Stavely Apache Canada Ltd. ACL Eastmonl 16-8-13-28-W4M & 6-21-13- N/A 28-W4M wellsites and access roads

05-193 Cripps, B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Carbon Pioneer Natural Resources Pioneer Swalwell 8-14-29-24-W4M wellsite N/A Canada and 6-I4-29-24-W4M, 3-12-29-24-W4M & 6- 12-29-24-W4M wellsite and access roadQ

05-194 Webster, S.M. Golder Associates Ltd. Canadian Natural Resources CNRL Nevis 14-4-39-22-W4M and 16-22-39- U FePg-31. 32 Ltd. 22-W4M wellsites. access roads, pipeline, CNRL Nevis 8-6-39-22-W4M wellsite & access road 05-195 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Sunnyslope Apache Canada Limited 2-23-31-26-W4M to 14-13-31-26-W4M to 9- EjPj-35. 36 13-31-26-W4M pipeline ROW

05-196 Brady. T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Viking Burlington Resources BRCI. Viking-Kinsella 3-35-48- 13-W4M N/A wellsite. access road and pipeline 05-197 Cunningham. J.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Halkirk EOG Resources Canada Ltd. EOG Halkirk pipeline 2005 project N/A

05-198 Bryant, L. Golder Associates Ltd. Canadian Natural Resources Seagull area expansion program. CNRL 2-11- EeOt-89, 90 Limited 20-10-W4M. 4-11-20-10-W4M, 10-11-20-10- W4M & 12-11-20-10-W4M wellsites, access roads and associated pipelines

05-199 Somer, B.F Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Fort MacKay Syncrude of Canada Limited Syncrude Aurora Mine North, Phase I U Hh()v-347, 433, 435. 437, 439; Hi()u-49, 52, 55. 56, 57, 58. 59, 60. 61, mitigation at sites HhOv-347, 433. 435. 437, 62, 64, 66, 68, 70, 71,72, 73 439, HiOu-55, 56. 57, 58. 59. 60. 61. 62, 64. 66, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, Phase 2 mitigation at sites HiOu-49 & 50

05-200 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Tonington Apache Canada Ltd. 2-35-32-27-W4M to L3-25-32-27-W4M EkPk-K), II pipeline ROW 05-201 Goldsmith, A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Brooks EncrMark Inc. EnerMark Verger East 2005 drilling program and gas gathering system part 2 (wellsite and pipeline 9-18-22-12-W4M, wellsites, access roads & pipelines 12-16-22-I3-W4M. 4-16-22 13-W4M. 10-17-22-12-W4M , 12-17-22-12- W4M)

05-202 Woywitka, R.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Blackrock Ventures Inc. BVI Ethel Lake OBS 14-10-64-3-W4M and Inc. SE-22-64-3-W4M wellsites and access roads 05-203 Balls, V.A. Golder Associates Ltd. Canadian Natural Resources CNRI. Knappen 5-16-2-11-W4M wellsite, N/A Limited access road and associated pipeline

05-204 Oetelaar, G.A. University of Calgary Research into human-environment interaction on the Canadian Prairies - DjOn-26, Stampede site (MCRI grant) 05-205 Moravetz, I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Strathmore UMA Engineering Ltd. Town of Strathmore, Bow Tertiary Outfall N/A pipeline 05-206 Meyer, D.A. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Edson; Hinton; Hinton Wood Products, a Hinton Wood Products FMA 2005 FjQl-18 to 25: FjQm-5 to 8; FkOk-1, 2; L"kQl-l to 17; FkOo-2 z Robb; Cadomin Division of West Eraser Mills (Weldwood) o Ltd. 05-207 Woywitka. R.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Seven Persons; Canadian Pacific Railway CPR rifle shot projects - Seven Persons, N/A EL Inc. Brocket; Burmis Brocket and Burmis sidings

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PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NA ME SITES IDENTIFIED Calgary The City of Calgary Soil and contaminant testing program at Fort U EgPm-5 05-208 Saxberg, N.J. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Calgary, EgPm-5 o sr Calgary Brown & Associates Planning Westside Lands Montebello development, EgPn-703. 704; U EgPn-657 to 05-209 Vivian, B.C.C. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Group Springbank Brooks Canadian Natural Resources CNRL Matziwin 7-18-24- 14-W4M and 15-18- U EgOx-1. 156. 157, 158 o 05-210 Bryant. L. Golder Associates Ltd. Limited 24-14-W4M wellsites. access roads and associated pipelines 05-21 Huculak, S.A. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Consort; Bodo Apache Canada Ltd. ACL Provost 10-10-36-5 W4M and 5-27-36-2- FaOp-63; U Fa()p-53 PO W4M wellsites and access roads < 05-212 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Bowden Apache Canada Limited Davey Lake pipeline project. Twps 33,34.35 N/A 3 Rge 27 W4M 05-213 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Three Hills MGV Energy Inc. MGV 3 Hills Twinning pipeline development EkPi-3 monitoring 05-214 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Innisfail MGV Energy Inc. MGV Huxley North & South pipeline project ElPh-6; ElPi-16 in Twp 34. Rgs 23 & 24. W4M & Twp 35, Rgs 23 & 24. W4M 05-215 Vivian. B.C.C. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. 386809 Alberta Ltd. Proposed golf course north of the Highwood FePI-252. 253, 254. 255. 256. 257, 258 River 05-216 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Bindloss Regal Energy Corp. Pipeline tie-in in LSD 8-36-21-5-W4M N/A 05-217 Malasiuk. J.A. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Athabasca Alberta Infrastructure and Hwy 55/S.H. 813 intersection in SW 21-66-22- N/A Transportation W4M Allingham Apache Canada Ltd. ACL Wimborne 7-9-32-26-W4M & ACL N/A 05-218 Ng. T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. NGL 102 Stewart 1-27-32-27-W4M wellsites and access roads Whitecourt Bonavista Petroleum Ltd. Bonavista Whitecourt pipeline tie-in GbPw-14 05-220 Kwiecien, G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. PLA050920. 13-4(o 16-9-60-12-W5M

Scolford Shell Canada Ltd. Scotford/Shell storm water pond and FkPg-117 05-221 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants construction support area Inc. 05-222 Dau. B.J. Medicine Hat Direct Energy Marketing Ltd. DEML pipelines 1-34 lo 16-27-15-5-W4M, 5- FbOp-35 BD Archaeological Services 34 to 3-34-15-5-W4M, 9-34 lo 10-34-15-5- W4M. 13-34 to I4-34-15-5-W4M. 10-3 lo 8-3- 16-5-W4M. 3-3 to 2-3-I6-5-W4M. 4-3 to 3-3- 16-5-W4M, 9-3 lo 8-3-16-5-W4M, 10-3 to 15- 3-16-5-W4M. 11-3 to 11-3-16-5-W4M. 13-3 to 12-3

05-223 Woywitka, R.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Port MacKay Petro Canada Oil and Gas MacKay River SAGD Phase 1 and Phase II N/A expansion project Inc. 05-224 Kowal. W.A. Altamira Consulting Ltd. Edson Olchowy. A. Subdivision in Pt. SW 5-52-18-W5M N/A 05-225 Tischer. J.C. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Fort MacKay Canadian Natural Resources CNRL Horizon mitigation of sites HiOw-39. U Hi()w-39, 42. 43 Limited 42 &43, HRIA of Tar River diversion drainage Inc. revision 05-226 Tischer, J.C. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Port MacKay Denman Industrial Trailers Denman Industrial Trailers industrial campsite N/A Ltd. (MLL040104) Inc. PrimeWest 16-18-21-11-W4M wellsite and N/A 05-227 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services Wardlow PrimeWest Energy Corp. access road Sil Pit 42 sand extraction surface mine (areas U F1P1-32. 3.3, 34 05-228 Bereziuk, D.A. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Red Water. Sil Industrial Minerals Inc. Waskaleneau 1.2.3 and 6) BRCL Viking-Kinsella 4-5-46-10-W4M N/A 05-229 Brady, T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Kinsella Burlington Resources wellsite. access road & pipeline PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFIL1A TION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-230 Saxberg, N.J. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Fort McKay Birch Mountain Resources Muskey Valley Quarry, Phase II mitigation at Ltd. sites HhOv-304. 313. 314. 315, 325. 330. 332, continued Phase I miliiuuion at HhOv-337

05-231 Moravetz, I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. I ilkwatcr EnCana Corporation EGA ECOG Elkwater 16-30-8-3-W4M Dk()o-35 to 39 wellsite and access road 05-232 Moravetz, I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Bowden Apache Canada Ltd. Stewart Lake and Foster pipeline projects EjPk-3, 4 monitoring 05-233 Cripps, B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Shecrncss Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman Richdale Hz wellsite and access N/A road 15-32-29-13-W4M Hz bottom hole, 1-32- 29-13-W4M surface location

05-234 Kwiecien, G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. St. Isidore; Peace liXH Engineering Services Seal Lake NE access road (Phase 1, 0.0 to N/A River Ltd. 10.7 km) 05-235 Ng, T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Bodo Apache Canada Ltd. Apache Provost 3-1 1-37-2-W4M & 5-29-35-4- N/A W4M wellsites & access roads and ACL 3-11 to 11-11-37-2-W4M pipeline

05-237 Green. D.C. Golder Associates Ltd. Edmonton EPCOR Water Services E.L. Smith water treatment plant upgrade N/A project 05-238 Murphy, B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Three Hills Apache Canada Ltd. Pipelines 14-24-32-27-W4M to 16-21-32-26- EkPj-26. 27 W4M, 2-4 to 5-4-32-26-W4M, 27 to 5-27-32- 27-W4M. 1-27 to I3-23-32-27-W4M, 10-16 to 16-9-32-26-W4M. 5-27 to 1-27-32-27- W4M, 16-33 to 12-27-32-27-W4M; Apache 8- 27-32-27-W4M to I-27-32-27-W4M

05-239 Moravetz, 1. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Consort Breaker Energy Ltd. Breaker Provost 3-4-35-4-W4M wellsite and access road 05-240 Bereziuk, D.A. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Blue Ridge; Blue Ridge Lumber Inc. Blue Ridge Lumber 2005/2006 AOP forest Whitecourt; Edson; harvest developments Fox Creek; Swan Hilk 05-241 Mann, E.H. University of Alberta v Bodo 2005 Field School at Bodo Bison Skulls site (FaOm-1) and Bodo Overlook site (FaOm-22)

05-242 Leyden, J.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Patricia Solcx Development Corp. 4-17 to 4-20-21-11-W4M pipeline tie-in U EeOv-134 Inc. 05-243 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Vulcan; Milo Huksy Oil Operations Husky 102 Majorville 2-14-I8-20-W4M and N/A 12-2-I8-20-W4M wellsites and access roads Inc.

05-244 Brady, T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Rosebud Husky Energy Husky 16 to 10-23-26-21-W4M pipeline lie-in N/A

05-245 Brady, T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Wembley Burlington Resources BRCL HTR et al ELM 8-8-70-9-W6M N/A wellsite and access road 05-246 Kwiecien, G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Hinton Canadian Natural Resources CNRL Hinton 12-4-52-26-W5M wellsite FiQk-29 Ltd. 05-247 Richardson, A.D. Archaeological Society of Alberta, Millarville Millarville Community School excavations U EePn-88 Calgary Centre Z 05-248 Ng. T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Rowley Pioneer Natural Resources PNR ENER Rowley 16-14-33-20-W4M N/A O Canada wellsite and access road 4* 05-249 Moravetz, I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Elkwater EnCana Corporation ECA ECOG Elkwater 16-30-8-3-W4M wellsite and access road £L K> O O CO H > cr PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-250 Webster, S.M. Golder Associates Ltd. Nevis Canadian Natural Resources CNRI. Nevis 14-4 to 9-4-39-22-W4M and 1 - N/A Ltd. 11 to 14-2-39-22-W4M pipelines o sr Calgary United Inc. Ronmor Lands residential development. EhPn-69; U EhPn-66, 67 5 05-251 Arnold, E.R. Stantec Consulting Ltd. (Tl Symons Valley 05-252 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Cessford City of Medicine Hat. Gas City of MedH Cessford 10-1 -24-11-W4M & N/A Utilities Department 12-1-24-11-W4M wellsites, access roads and o' associated pipelines P 05-253 Brady, T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Claresholm Burlington Resources BRC HTR Montgomery 6-10-12-28-W4M N/A wellsite & access road < 05-254 Ng. T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Airdrie Hopewell Residential Development Land in the City of Airdrie, SI/2 EhPm-108; HSS (Jensen's Water Pump Shed. shed. 1-14-27-1-W5) Communities Inc. 14-27-1-W5M 05-255 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Drumheller MGV Energy Inc. Ghostpine west pipeline project EjPg-17; EkPg-37 to 43, 46 FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Ftenegan 1 inCana Corporation ECA ECOG Connors I I-7-25-15-W4M EgPa-42: U EgPa-39, 40 wellsite and access road 05-256 Youell. A.J. Inc. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Olds Bumper Development Pipeline in Sees 27 & 28-32-27-W4M N/A 05-257 Cunningham, J.J. Corporation Ltd. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Bindloss EOG Resources Canada Ltd. EOG Cessford East 2005 drilling program, U EI'Ot-4 05-258 Wondrasek. R.J. mitigation of site EI'Ot-4 R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Hinton Terasen Pipelines Inc. TMX Anchor pipeline loop 05-259 Wondrasek. R.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Rumsey Husky Oil Operations Rumsey seismic project in Twp 33. Rges 21 & EkPf-26 to 36; EkPg-16 to 27, 30 to 36: EIPf-76 to 85; EIPg-15 to 24; U 22, W4M EkPg-15; HSS: (Frederick Becker Homestead, porch with extension, 4-12-33- 05-260 Roskowski, L.A. Inc. 22-W4), (Frederick Becker Homestead, house, 4-12-33-22-W4). (Frederick Becker Homestead, outbuilding. 4-I2-33-22-W4), (Frederick Becker Homestead, outbuilding. 4-12-33-22-W4), (Frederick Becker Homestead, vehicle remains, 4-12-33-22-W4). (dance Boor. 4-13-33-22-W4)

05-261 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Lomond Sphere 1 inergy Corp. Pipeline 7-20 to 7-21 -18-18-W4M N/A 05-262 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Suffield Petro-Canada Oil & Gas PC et al Alderson 4-36-15- 10-W4M. 6-5-16-9- N/A W4M and 10-36-15-10-W4M wellsites. access roads and associated pipelines

05-263 Roskowski. L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Cold laki; Canadian Natural Resources CNRL Primrose East in situ oil sands project GeOo-10 to 14; Gl'Oo-3 Limited Inc. 05-264 Kwiecien, G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Peace River Alberta Infrastructure and S.R. 744 excavation localities at Judah Hill. U HbQh-9 Transportation Peace River re-alignment & slope remediation

05-265 Murphy, B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Iinermark Gardpl 12-31 -33-12-W4M wellsite N/A and access road and Enermark 12-31-33-12- W4M to 6-31-33-12-W4M pipeline

05-266 Moravetz. I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. EnCana Corporation ECA ECOG Lait 1-27-2-10-W4M & EGA DgOt-15 to 19 ECOG Lait 1-25-2-10-W4M wellsites & access roads, ECA ECOG Lait 16-23 to 1-25- 2-I0-W4M pipeline. ECA ECOG Lait 2-27 to 1-27-2-10-W4M pipeline. EGA ECOG Lait 11 3 to 11-16-2-10-W4M pipeline

05-267 Hanna, D.T. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Calgary Alberta Infrastructure and Southwest Calgary Ring Road project Transportation 05-268 Murphy. B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Warner EnCana Corporation ECA ECOG Warner 2-12-5-18-W4M wellsite DiPb-5 to 7 and access road PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED Devon Canada Corporation Devon Rich pipeline 3-28 to 8-27-34-21 - U E1P1-69. 71 Big Valley 05-269 Forner, C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. W4M Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman Martin #1 TV HZ 13-20-18-2-W5M U EdPn-56 I .ongview 05-270 Richardson. A.D. Historical Resource Management access road Apache Canada Ltd. ACL 4-13-31 to 7-13-31-26-W4M pipeline N/A 05-271 Moravetz. I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Drumheller City of Medicine Hat, Gas 8-14-22-5-W4M, 14-14-22-5-W4M, 14-15-22-El'Op-385 Bindloss 05-272 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Utilities Department 5-W4M, 8-21-22-5-W4M, 4-9-22-5-W4M, 9- 11-22-5-W4M, 5-15-22-5-W4M. 3-16-22-5- W4M. 10-16-22-5-W4M wellsites & access roads 05-273 Bryant, L. Golder Associates Ltd. Dorothy Canadian Natural Resources Pipeline from 7-11 to 14-12-27-18-W4M N/A Limited 05-274 Kwiecien, G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Fox Creek Mostowich Lumber Ltd. Mostowich Lumber 2005/2006 AOP forest harvest developments 05-275 Murphy, B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Cold Lake Imperial Oil Resources lOR Bourque Lake NE 9-65-4-W4M Padsite GeOp-19 Limited H58 post-impact assessment 05-276 Bereziuk. D.A. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Edmonton Alberta Infrastructure and Royal Alberta Museum expansion Transporation 05-277 Moravetz, I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Tonington Apache Canada Ltd. Pipeline 16-9-32-26-W4M to 102/5-15-32-26- EkPj-28 W4M 05-278 Ng. T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Monitor Apache Canada Ltd. ACL Provost 5-36-35-5-W4M wellsite, ACL FaOp-64; U FaOp-27. 51 Provost 4-25-35-5-W4M. ACL Provost 9-36- 35-5-W4M and ACL 102 Provost 6-30-35-4- W4M wellsites and access roads, ACL 4-25 to 7-26-35-5-W4M. ACL 16-19 to 1-30-35-4- W4M, ACL 5-29 to 1-30-35-4-W4M. ACL 102/6-30 to 7-25-

05-279 Goldsmith, A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Slony PI; tin Alberta Infrastructure and Hwy 770:06 climbing lane and intersection Fil'n-335, 336: U FiPn-146. 147 Transportation improvement 05-280 Forner, C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Innisfail Alberta Infrastructure and Highway 54:08 upgrades: north of Innisfail lo N/A Transporation west of the Red Deer River 05-281 Ng, T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Olds Apache Canada Ltd. Pipeline 16-9 to 8-15-33-28-W4M EkPl-14,15 05-282 Ball, B.F. Altamira Consulting Ltd. Beaverd; tm Outrider Energy Ltd. Outrider Charl 16-24-60-3-W4M wellsite & GbOn-4 access road 05-283 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Medicine Hat City of Medicine Hat, Gas City of MedH I-4-13-4-W4M, 16-4-13-4- EaOo-19 Utilities Department W4M, 13-5-13-4-W4M, I5-5-13-4-W4M, 1-7- 13-4-W4M, 2-17-13-4-W4M, 4-17-13-4- W4M, 1-21-13-4-W4M, 1-28-13-4-W4M, 1- 33-I3-4-W4M, 16-33-13-4-W4M. 9-9-14-4- W4M wellsites. access roads and associated pipelines

05-284 Kowal, W.A. Walt Kowal Consulting Slave Lake Municipal District of Slave Town of Slave Lake waterfront joint River No. 124; The Town of intermunicipal area structure plan Slave Lake 05-285 Brink, J.W. Royal Alberta Museum Milk River Inventory of Writing on Stone Provincial Park z 05-286 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Buffalo EOG Resources Canada Ltd. E.OG Atlec-Buffalo 2005 pipeline project (1 - N/A o 26 to 6-35-21-5-W4M. 8-26 lo 16-28-22-7- W4M. 4-26 to I2-26-22-7-W4M) to o oo CD H sr >

PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-287 Moravetz, I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Monilor Breaker Energy Ltd. Breaker Provost 7-4-35-4-W4M. 2-1 -35-4- 1 ilOp-18; FaOo-28 W4M. 10-4-35-4-W4M and 2-21-35-3-W4M sr wellsites and access roads and pipelines 4-1 to ft I4-1-35-4-W4M, 7-4 to 10-4-35-4-W4M, II- o 4 to 10-4-35-4-W4M, 2-15 to 10-4-35-4- ST W4M. 15-1 to 16-2-35-4-W4M c2. po 05-288 Moravetz, I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Alberta Infrastructure and Highway 1:16 & 36:06 intersection EdOx-30; EdPa-14; U EdOx-7. 29; EdPa-5 a> Transportation improvements and Highway 36:08 & regional ciT waste facility access intersection improvements near Brooks 05-289 Bryant. L. Golder Associates Ltd. Sundre. Cochrane Spray Lakes Sawmills (1980) Spray Lakes Sawmills 2005-2006 forestry Ltd. program 05-290 Hrychuk, B.I. Landsong Heritage Consulting Ltd. Wembley Daylight Energy Ltd. Daylight et al Elmworth 8-32-70-9-W6M wellsite and access road 05-291 Goldsmith, A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Dorothy EnCana Corporation ECA ECOG Winterh 7-22-26- 17-W4M EhPb-45lo48 wellsite. access road and pipeline tie-in 05-292 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Bassano EnCana Corporation Makepeace 2005 Shallow Program 9-2-22- IS W4M to 16-2-22-18-W4M pipeline

05-293 Richardson, A.D. Historical Resource Management Rochon Sands, MacDonald, .1. Scenic Sands East and West subdivisions N/A Stealer 05-294 Forner, C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Chauvin Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman 02/6C Chauvs wellsite 6-3-42-1- N/A W4M wellsite 05-295 Goldsmith, A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Sundre; Drayton Alberta Infrastructure and Gravel Pits in SW I0-33-9-W5M -James EdPI-63, 64. 65, 66.67, 68. 69: EkPl-5. 6: FhPw-1 1. 12. 13:UEdPl-2, 13, Valley; High River Transportation Wilson. 2.3 & 22-50-13-W5M - Rat Creek and 59. 60; HSS: (canal entry structure, 13-30-18-29-W4M) 32-18-29-W4M - Western Feed Lots

05-296 Leyden, J.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants EnCana Corporation ECA ECOG Hussar 2-21-25-19-W4M FgPd-42 Inc. wellsite. access road and pipeline 05-297 Tischer, J.C. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Fort MacKay Shell Canada Limited Muskeg River Mine expansion project, 10- HgOv-112. 113; Hh()t-21, 22. 23: HhOu-71 to 79; HhOv-442 to 449; HhOv- Inc. year plan 25.26. 100. 101. 102. 128. 191. 197. 450 to 459. 471. 472; U HhOv-25, 26, 100, 101, 102, 128. 191. 197,389.390

05-298 Wondrasek. R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Bindloss LOG Resources Canada Ltd.' I'iOG Bindloss 2005 pipeline project (see details field) 05-299 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Tonington Apache Canada Ltd. Lonepine/Torringlon gathering system II (see N/A details field)

05-300 Malasiuk, J.A. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Calgary Alberta Infrastructure and Mitigative excavations at EhPm-95, Stoney U EhPm-95 Transportation Trail project 05-301 Ng,T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Consort Apache Canada Ltd. ACI. Provost 9-1-36-5-W4M & ACI, Provost FaOo-29 to 38; U FaOo-12 10-9-36-3-W4M well sites and access roads, ACL Provost 11-13-36-6-W4M wellsite and ACL Provost 3-7-36-3-W4M (surface 13-6) to 6-6-36-3-W4M & ACL 3-9 to 13-4-36-4- W4M pipelines

05-302 Moravetz, I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Krang Energy Inc. Krang Riehdalc 15-25-30-1.3-W4M wellsite Ej()w-43 and access road, Krang 15-25-30-13-W4M to 6-36-30-13-W4M pipeline PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-303 Landals. A.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Lundbrcck, Cowley Compton Petroleum Compton Galium 16-28-9-1-W5M wellsite DkPm-28 Corporation and access road, wellsites & access roads in Inc. SW-16-10-1-W5M,NE-17-10-1-W5M&SW- 18-I1-I-W5M 05-304 Woywitka, R.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Beaverlodge Suncor Energy Suncor Elmworth access road and pipeline tie- N/A inin31-69-9-W6M Inc. 05-305 Boras. D.M. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Daylight Energy Trust Daylight Robin 14-3-14-20-W4M wellsite. EaPd-20, 21, 22 access road & pipeline 05-306 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Drumheller MGV Energy Inc. Pilot Well 6-32 pipeline project N/A 05-307 Vivian. B.C.C. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. I .angdon M.D. ol'Rockyview No. 44 Water intake al McKinnon Flats river access EePk-286 site. M.D. ol'Rockyview Altamira Consulting Ltd. The City of Edmonton Asset Gold Bar wastewater treatment plant sludge N/A 05-308 Kowal, W.A. Management and Public line twinning Works Altamira Consulting Ltd. Edmonton Ledcor Pipeline Ltd. Petro-Canada Gold Bar wastewater treatment 05-309 Ball. B.F. plant water recycling pipeline

Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Grande Prairie Makena Developments I id. Subdivision in Nl i 8-71-5-W6M N/A 05-310 Kwiecien, G. Golder Associates Ltd. Drayton Valley Weyerhaeuser Company Ltd. Weyerhaeuser Drayton Valley FMA 2005 FdPu-11; FgPx-1, 2 05-311 Bouchet-Bert, L. HRIA University of Saskatchewan Blairmore Research excavations at DjPo-30. East 05-312 Kennedy, M. A. Blairmore townsite Bison Historical Services Ltd. Jenner EnerPlus Resources Princess Shallow Gas Project. 19 & 20-10- EdOu-25, 26, 27; EeOt-91. 92 05-313 Spicer. G. Corporation W4M Bison Historical Services Ltd. Burdet Corinthian Energy Corporation Corinthian Province 16-29-8-11-W4M & DkOu-60 05-314 Forner. CI. Corinthian Province 1-31-8-11-W4M wellsites, access roads and associated pipelines 05-315 Moravetz, I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Rocky Mountain Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman Ferrier 10-3-42-10-W5M to 4-4-42- N/A House 10-W5M pipeline 05-316 Hanna, D.T. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Claresholm Spray Lakes Sawmills SLS - C5I.5 Porcupine Hills & C5L7 DlPm-14. 15; DIPo-70; DlPp-2, 3 Sugarloaf Creek harvest areas 05-317 Ramsay, A.M. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Calgary Carma Developers Ltd. Cranston South Neighbourhood. Stage II U EfPI-228 mitigation at sites EfPI-228 & 236 and excavation of site EfPl-264 05-318 Ramsay, CL. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Fort MacKay Alberta Transporation and Fort MacKay intersection. Junction of U HgOv-83. 109. 111 Infrastructure Highways 63:12 & AR 229 05-319 Gryba, E.M. EMG Archaeological Services 1 ixshaw Silver Creek Development Subdivision in SW 23-24-9-W5M. Lac des N/A Corporation Arcs 05-320 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Slave Lake, Lac La Vanderwell Contractors Vanderwell Contractors 2005/2006 AOP Biche. Wandering (1971) Ltd. forest harvest developments Fox Creek Tolko Industries OSB plant and proposed GhPo-2; U GhPo-1 05-321 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Tolko Industries Ltd. borrow pit areas 05-322 Kwiecien. G. Fox Creek Trilogy et al 102 Simon 6-21-63-25-W5M N/A Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Trilogy Energy Ltd. wellsite 05-323 Hrychuk, B.I. Landsong Heritage Consulting Ltd. Grande Prairie Devon ARE Lynx 8-2-61-10-W6M wellsite N/A Devon Corporation and access road 2 05-324 Leyden, J.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Morley, Bragg Jumptogpound sweet gas bypass pipeline Creek. Calgary Shell Canada Ltd. o Inc. 4^ Gregoire Lake Highway 881:24 upgrade - Gregoire Lake to N/A 05-325 Kowal, W.A. Walt Kowal Consulting AMEC Infrastructure Ltd. Tl Highway 63 £L oLO o Ui UJ -4 CO CO H sr re

PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-326 Richardson, A.D. Historical Resource Management Bindloss Mosaic Energy Ltd. Mosaic Bindloss 9-11-22-5-W4M & Mosaic N/A Bindloss 12-12-22-5-W4M wellsites and access roads sr 05-327 Light. J.A. Historical Resource Management Fort MacKay Synenco Energy Inc. Northern Lights oil sands project HjOq-i to 7; HjOr-1 to 7; HjOs-2 to 6 to Fort MacKay Petro-Canada Fort Hills oil sands project. Stage 1 mitigation U HiOv-44. 47, 49. 50. 52. 87. 89. 104. 115, 124. 126 ra 05-328 Woywitka. R.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants of sites HiOv-44. 47, 49, 50, 52, 87, 89. 104, o" Inc. OQ 115. 124, 126 05-329 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Wainwright Husky Oil Operations Limited Husky Wainwright 3-I7-43-5-W4M wellsite N/A

Big Valley Centrica Canada Ltd. Gadsby tie-in pipeline project N/A < 05-330 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. 05-331 Kwiecien, G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Edson Canadian Natural Resources CNRI. Ansell 9-6-52-19-W5M wellsite and N/A ra' Ltd. access road drilled from surface 16-6-52-19- W5M 05-332 Boras. D.M. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Irvine Parks and Protected Areas. Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park vault toilet DkOn-52 Alberta Community installation Development. Government of Alberta

05-333 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Bowden Apache Canada Ltd. ACL NGL Foster 15-31-33-27-W4M well site ElPk-6 and access road Bison Historical Services Ltd. Rocky Mountain Weyerhaeuser Company Ltd. Rider et al 02 Ferricr DD 5-1 I -42-10-W5M N/A 05-334 Moravetz. I. House bottom hole from 1 -10-42-10-W5M surface location Landsong Heritage Consulting Ltd. Demmilt 1 inCana Corporation Pipeline from Encana compressor station 15- N/A 05-336 Hrychuk, B.I. 31-74-I3-W6M to the Alberta-BC border

Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Claresholm Burlington Resources BRC HTR Eastmont 7-21-12-28-W4M 05-337 Brady. T.R. wellsite and access road 05-339 Peach. K. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Edmonton, Gateway Pipelines L.P. Gateway pipeline project FjPi-133 lo 140; FkPi-8; GaPu-2. 3; GaPv-3. 4, 5; GdQj-1; GdQk-1 Whitecourt Inc. 05-340 Balls, V.A. Golder Associates Ltd. Taber Canadian Natural Resources CNRL Taber North 12-6-11-16-W4M wellsite N/A Ltd. and pipeline 05-341 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services Lomond Sphere Energy Corp. Sphere Eyremore 7-27-18-18-W4M wellsite N/A and access road 05-342 Peach. K. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Princess Imperial Oil Resources Princess 2005 shallow gas drilling project. N/A IMP Princess 1-23-20-12-W4M wellsite. Inc. access road & pipeline 05-343 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services Direct Energy Marketing Ltd. DEML pipeline rights-of-way. 7-4 to 12-3-37- N/A 19-W4M. 4-4 to 7-4-37-19-W4M, 11-4 to 6-4- 37-19-W4M 05-344 Webster, S.M. Golder Associates Ltd. Conklin EnCana Corporation Christina 1 ,ake SAGD expansion project N/A 05-345 Kwiecien, G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Grande Cache Municipal District of Smoky airstrip gravel pit N/A Green view No. 16 05-346 Forner, C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. EnCana Corporation EGA EGOG Ventre 8-7-9-4 wellsite and DkOp-14 access road L.S. 8 See. 7 Twp. 9 Rge. 4 W4M

05-347 Gibson. T.H. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Provost. Bodo Pengrowth Corporation, BP Pengrowth South Bodo pipeline relining U FaOm-1 Centre program 05-348 Bryant, L. Golder Associates Ltd. Brooks Canadian Natural Resources CNRL Matziwin drilling program (see project N/A Limited details field) and reroute of access road and pipeline associated with wellsite 15-18-24-14- W4M 05-349 Kwiecien, G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Cherry Point Saddle Hills County Bonavista Doe East 8-11 (surface 5-12) to 4- N/A 12-82-13-W6M pipeline PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NA ME SITES IDENTIFIED Calgary Oualico Developments Ltd. Crcsmont Estates EgPn-430 Area I, Stage I, U EgPn-430 05-350 Vivian, B.C.C. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Mitigations Calgary Fox and Ox Lands C2W/FoxandOx Land Development/Rocky HSS: (dairy barn, 16-14-24-3-W5M) 05-351 Webster, S.M. Golder Associates Ltd. Corporation View Wainwriglil Husky Oil Operations Limited Husky Wainwright 13-33-46-6 wellsite and N/A 05-352 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. access road Duchess Encana Corporation EGA EGOG 7D Bantry 7-20-21-I4-W4M N/A 05-353 Cripps. B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. wellsite and access road Carstairs Alberta Infrastructure and Hwy 2:18 & 2:20 North of Crossfield to North EiPm-9; HSS: (Patrick Burns Building 1, structure. 4-12-29-1-W5, EiPm-9), 05-354 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Transportation of Acme Road (Patrick Burns Building 2, structure, 4-I2-29-1-W5, EiPm-9)

05-355 Green, D.C. Golder Associates Ltd. Fort MacKay Albian Sands Energy Inc. Shell/Albian Muskeg River Mine and Jackpine HhOv-461: U HhOt-1. 9; HhOu-13. 15. 54. 56. 57, 58. 59; HhOv-17. 22. 26. Mine Mitigation Project 102. 112. 113. 114. 115, 12.3. 147. 148. 184, 191.212,215.220.234,235. 236.248,461 05-356 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Cold I ,ake Blackrock Ventures Inc. BlackRock Ventures Orion Project Planl Site N/A Inc. 05-357 Balls. V.A. Golder Associates Ltd. Nevis Canadian Natural Resources CNRL Nevis 4-6-40-2I-W4M to 2-1-40-22- N/A Ltd. W4M pipeline 05-358 Bouchet-Bert. L. Golder Associates Ltd. lid son Weyerhaeuser Company Ltd. Weyerhaeuser Edson FMA 2005 FiQa-7 to 10

05-359 Meyer, D.A. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Robb Upper Lovetl Campsite FgQf-16 Excavation

05-360 Youell. A.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Trochu 981384 Alberta Ltd. 981384 Alberta Ltd. 01-11 to 08-11-33-22- EkPg-44, 45 W4M Pipeline Tie-in Inc. 05-361 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Blindloss EOG Resources Canada Eld. EOG Atlee Buffalo Expiry Wells 2005

05-362 Murphy, B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Cheecham TransCanada Pipelines Cheecham Lateral Loop N/A 05-363 de Mille, CN. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Inicana 1 inCana Corporation ECA ECOG Inicana 16-3-27-27-W4M N/A wellsite & access road 05-364 Richardson, A.D. Historical Resource Management Manyberries, Canadian Natural Resources Wildhorse 05-B geophysical program .DgOn-65 Elkwater Limited 05-365 Kwiecien. G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Grande Prairie. Fox Canadian Forest Products Ltd. CFP 2005/2006 AOP forest harvest Creek, Valleyview developments

05-366 Reeves, B.O.K. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Pincher Creek Benign Energy Canada Kettles Hill wnd farm U DjPk-87. 89, 90. 93. 95. 98 Limited 05-367 Forner, C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Fox Creek Grizzly Resources Ltd. Grizzly Fox Creek direclionally drilled 1 -29- N/A 62-18-W5M from 3-29-62-18-W5M wellsite and access road 05-368 Cripps. B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Castor Apache Canada Ltd. Apache 8-16-37-14-W4M to 8-33-37-14- N/A W4M pipeline 05-369 Forner, C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Big Valley EnCana Corporation I iCA ECOG Rumsey 16- i 4-34-21-W4M N/A wellsite and access road 05-370 Wickham. M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Medicine Hal Regal Energy Corp. Alice-Buffalo Geophysical Program N/A 05-371 Ng.T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Consort Apache Canada Ltd. ACL Provost 9-31-35-4-W4M wellsite. ACL EaOp-65 Provost 8-I8-35-3-W4M wellsite & access road and pipelines 10-9 to I3-36-3-W4M. 5- 27 to 1-28-36-2-W4M. 9-31 lo 102/7-31-35-4- W4M and 11-13 to 11 -13-36-6-W4M c

05-372 Roskowski. L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Husky Oil Operations Limited Husky Tucker Lake pipeline tie-in GcOo-5;UGdOp-21 Inc. £L oLO o Ul U> SO 4^ O sHr cr PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED ra Fort McMurray Graymont Western Canada Graymont Mill permit property, surface N/A 05-373 Leyden, J.J. Golder Associates Ltd. Inc. material leases study area TransAlta Utilities TransAlta Highvale mine FiPp-40. 41. 43; FjPp-47. 48. 49. 50: FjPq-27 to 36 05-374 Ball, B.F. Altamira Consulting Ltd. Corporation Beaverlodge; Fort Alberta Transporation Rat Creek, N. Wapiti Stock Growers, Prairie ra 05-375 Walde. K. Heritage North Consulting Limited Vermilion; High Point, Silver Valley and 25th Baseline gravel o* Level; Manning; pits Sniril River 05-376 Somer, B.F. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Fort MacKay Husky Oil Operations Limited, East Athabasca access corridor HgOu-3. 4; Hg()v-114, 1 15, I 16. 1 17: U HgOv-33 Suncor Inc. Resources Group, 73 Syncrude Canada Limited, Imperial Oil Resources Limited

05-377 Tischer, J.C. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Fort MacKay Shell Canada Limited Muskeg River Mine expansion project, lease HbOv-462. 463. 464. 465 90 facilities Inc. 05-378 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Slave Lake Wester Eraser Mills Ltd. Alberta Plywood 2005/2006 AOP forest (Alberta Plywood Ltd.) harvest developments 05-379 Ball. B.F. Altamira Consulting Ltd. Grande Prairie Weyerhaeuser Canada Eld. 2005 Weyerhaeuser Grande Prairie FMA

05-380 Cripps, B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Manyberries EnCana Corporation I inCana 10-6-3-8-W4M to 14-31 -2-8-W4M DhOs-29 pipeline 05-381 Goldsmith, A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Raymond. Warner EnCana Corporation Jensen Pipeline Gathering System Phase 2 DhPc-6, 7, 8, 9; Dil'b-8; DiPc-9, 10; U DiPb-3. 6

05-382 Forner, C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Beiseker EnCana Corporation Kersey Sales Pipeline and KERDC02 gas and EiPj-12 CBM 05-383 Cripps, B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Big Valley Thunder Energy Inc. Thunder 13-3 to 9-3-36-19-W4M pipeline N/A

05-384 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Hinton Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman Hinton 12-35 to 6-29-51-25-W5M N/A pipeline 05-385 de Mille, CN. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Rumsey Thunder Energy Inc. Pipeline 4-12 lo 2-12-34-20-W4M N/A 05-386 Leyden, J.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Fort Saskatchewan BA Energy Inc. BA 1 inergy Heartland Upgrader 2005 N/A additional lands Inc. 05-387 Malasiuk. J.A. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Elkwater Stantec Consulting Ltd. liagles Nest Ranch sanitary sewage system N/A

05-388 Ramsay, CL. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Edmonton Melcor Developments Ltd. Magrath Neighbourhood (Phase 7) Stage 1 U FiPj-2. 145 mitigation of FiPj-145 and HRIA of Municipal Reserve zone trails 05-389 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Fort MacKay Deer Creek Energy Limited Deer Creek Energy Joslyn Phase Ilia SAGD and walerline Inc. 05-390 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services Hilda GEX Resources Ltd. Multi-well pad in LSD 13-8-17-3-W4M. N/A access road and pipeline lie-in 05-391 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services S let tier Centrica Canada Ltd. Pipeline in Sec. 2, 10. 11 -37-19-W4M N/A 05-392 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services Schuler Petro-Canada Oil & Gas 15-2-I5-4-W4M, 6-7-I5-4-W4M, 9-7-15-4- EbOp-36. 37; EcOo-42; EcOp-213. 214 W4M, 14-17-15-4-W4M, 16-17-15-4-W4M, 4 18-15-4-W4M. 14-30-15-4- W4M. 16-30-15-4- W4M, 4-27-16-4-W4M, 6-I3-I5-5-W4M. 14- 13-15-5-W4M. 2-14-15-4-W4M, 16-24-15-5- W4M. 8-26-15-5-W4M, 8-I-16-5-W4M, 11-1- 16-5-W4M. 15-1-16-5-W

05-393 Kowal, W.A. Walt Kowal Consulting Fort McMurray EBA Engineering Consultants Highway 63 twinning project from Highway N/A 881 to south of Highway 69 PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIA TION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED St. Albert Beaverbrook St. Albert Ltd. Big Lake Lands subdivision FjPj-69 to 77: U FjPj-66; HSS: (house/garage, 3-29-53-25-W4), (garage, 3- 29-53-25-W4), (garage/tack barn, 3-29-53-25-W4). (horse shelter, 3-29-53- 05-394 Kowal, W.A. Walt Kowal Consulting 25-W4) City of Medicine Hat. Gas Pipeline 16-20 to 14-21 -22-6-W4M, valve site N/A Utilities Department in 4-6-23-6-W4M, wellsite 11-33-23-7-W4M 05-395 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Elk Valley Coal Corporation; Cheviot Mine - Mitieation FfQg-6, 7; FfQh-1, 15. 17, 24, 26. 35; FfOJ-4, 5, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11; HSS; Cardinal River Operations (Mile 12 Cabin. 11-24-45-22-W5), (stone oven/cache, 7-1-46-23-W5) 05-396 Meyer, D.A. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Grande Prairie Devon Corporation Devon ARE et al Lynx 4-7-6I-10-W6M N/A Landsong Heritage Consulting Ltd. 05-397 Downey, CN. Travers pipeline right-of-way form 5-17-14-20-4 (DD EbPe-25; U EbPe-21 Wolf Coulee Resources Inc. Historical Resource Management 5-17 well site) to 12-17-14-20-4 (well site and lie-in) 05-398 Richardson, A.D. Alderson 2005 drilling program, pipeline 1 iaOs-16 Bison Historical Services Ltd. EnCana Corporation developments in Twp. 12-14. Rges 8-10. W4M 05-399 Turney, M.H.J. EnCana Suffield 13-10 to 13-34-17-9-W4M Ec()s-85, 85. 87. 88: EcOt-80, 81 Bison Historical Services Ltd. EnCana Corporation and 13-10-17-9-W4M to 14-2-16-9-W4M 05-400 Murphy, B.M. 05-401 Cripps. B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Apache Canada Ltd. ACL NGL Foster 8-31-33-27-W4M wellsite, EkPk-12 AGE NGL Stewart 1-33-32-27-W4M wellsite & access road and Apache 8-31 to 4-31-33-27- W4M, 15-31 to 8-31-.33-27-W4M and 4-33 to 1-33-32-27-W4M pipelines

05-402 Wickham. M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Pocaterra Energy Inc. Pocaterra 13-32-21-8-W4M to I I -25-21 -9- N/A W4M pipeline 05-403 de Mille, CN. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Castor EnCana Corporation Pipeline 7-13 to 2-14-35-12-W4M N/A 05-404 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services Suffield Petro-Canada Oil & Gas Pipeline 12-1 to 9-1-16- 10-W4M N/A 05-405 Boras, D.M. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Lethbridge The University of Lethbridge University of I .cthbridge north campus DkPf-107, 108; U DkPf-47. 48 development 05-406 Balls, V.A. Golder Associates Ltd. Dorothy Canadian Natural Resources Wellsite, access road and pipeline in 13-27-17- EhPb-41,42, 43; U EhPb-34 Limited W4M 05-407 Ramsay, A.M. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Calgary Century Group General Mitgation and monitoring at EgPn-219 (Valley Partnership Ridge) Pathway development 05-408 Cripps, B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Lousana EnCana Corporation EGA ECOG 102 Mikwan 13-23-36-22-W4M N/A wellsile and access road 05-409 Forner. C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Fairview Ketch Resources Ltd. Ketch 6-17-86-10-W6M lo 12-31-86-9-W6M N/A pipeline 05-410 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Rumsey 981384 Alberta Ltd. Rumsey natural area - 29 wellsites (see project EkPd-3. 4; EkPe-27; ElPd-27. 28. 29. 30: ElPe-52 Inc. details field) 05-411 Enns-Kavanagh, Stantec Consulting Ltd. Suffield Penn West Petroleum Eld. Wellsites 9-29-20-7-W4M & 5-21-20-7-W4M N/A K.M. and wellsile extension in 13-20-20-7-W4M

05-412 Murphy. B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Majorville Endev Energy Inc. Majorville/Armada Prospect Phase 2 - 1 icPd-19. 20; 1 LdPc-428, 429, 430; U EdPe-227, 338, 390 Eyremore 2005 Drilling Program 05-413 Kowal. W.A. Walt Kowal Consulting Loon River AMEC Infrastructure Ltd. Highway 88:12 south of the Wahasca River to N/A the Wabasca River oz 05-414 Balls, V.A. Golder Associates Ltd. Consort Real Resources Inc. Real Provo 11 -17-37-17-W4M wellsite and U Ib()r-62 4^ access road Fort Macleod Windbreaker Energy Corp. Windbreaker wind farm DiPi-9 to 42; DiPf-13 lo 29; DiPj-26 to 36: DjPi-29 to 32 Tl 05-415 Reeves, B.O.K. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. £L

O o ro sHr CD > cr PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-416 Clarke. G.M. Golder Associates Ltd. Fort McMurray Suncor Energy Inc. HI'Oti-3 post clearance inspection. Suncor HfOu-4; U Hf()u-3 > Voyageur south tailings pond O 05-417 Wickham. M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Monitor Breaker Energy Eld. Breaker 2-21 to 3-21-35-3-W4M and Breaker N/A 12-16 to 3-21-35-3-W4M pipelines

o 05-418 Roskowski. L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Fort MacKay Deer Creek Energy Joslyn sales pipeline HgOx-2: Hh()x-6 OQ Inc. Oyen 05-419 Murphy. B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Elkwater Resources Ltd. Elkwater Joliet 6-19-25-7-W4M well site and EgOr-20, 22; U EgOr-12 PO access road CD 05-420 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Rumsey Enerplus Resources Enermark et al Trochu wellsite and access EkPf-25 ra' Corporation road 16-3-33-21-W4M 05-421 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Silver Creek Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman 102 Chickadee 12-20-60-16-W5M N/A wellsite and access road 05-422 Brady. T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Claresholm Burlington Resources Burlington 8-26 to 4-36-11-28-W4M pipeline, wellsite & access road in 16-10-12-28-W4M

05-423 Brady. T.R. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Manyberries Bonavista Petroleum Ltd. Bonavista Manybenies 3-31-4-4-W4M wellsite and access road 05-424 Leyden. J.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Peace River Shell Canada Ltd. Shell Cannon Creek Peace River complex project Inc. 05-425 Leyden. J.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Glenwood ATCO Pipelines Waterton River replacement pipeline bell N/A holes Inc. 05-426 Balls. V.A. Golder Associates Ltd. Veteran Real Resources Inc. Real Provo 14-24-36-8-W4M wellsile and N/A access road 05-427 Somer, B.F. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Fox Creek, Alberta Newsprint Company Alberta Newsprint FMA 2005 Whitecourt, Edson.

IV^I.MI V.,ll„>( 05-428 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Fox Creek Grizzly Resources Eld. Grizzly Fox Creek 102 2-30-62-18-W5M N/A wellsite and access road 05-429 Gibson. T.H. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Veteran Breaker 1 Energy Eld. Neutral Hills geophysical survey FbOs-20 05-430 Ball, B.F. Altamira Consulting Ltd. Fori MacKay PTI Group Inc. Hg()v-83 mitigation. PTI Group camp. Fort U HgOv-83 MacKay 05-431 Forner, C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Claresholm EnCana Corporation EnCana Eastmont 14-14 to 4-14-12-28-W4M 1 iaPk-220 and Eastmont 10-22 to 14-I4-I2-28-W4M pipelines 05-432 Forner, C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Drumheller EnCana Corporation Redland 2005 pipeline project amendment EiPf-30; U EhPf-20; HSS (stable/loft, 14-19-28-21-W4), (shed. 14-19-28-21- W4) 05-433 Spicer. G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Consort Apache Canada Ltd. ACL 14-12 to 12-12-36-5-W4M. ACL 1-26 lo LaOn-59. 60. 61. 62. 6.3; Fa()o-39; U LaOp-62 8-26-35-3-W4M. ACL 7-1 to 6-I-36-3-W4M. 13-7 to 5-7-36-3-W4M pipelines and ACL Provost 7-1-36-3-W4M. 1-26-35-3-W4M, 9-2- 36-3-W4M, 5-2-36-3-W4M, 13-19-36-6- W4M. 13-7-36-3-W4M wellsites & access roads, access road I

05-434 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Huxley EnCana Corporation EGA ECOG Huxley 6-6-34-23-W4M, ECA ECOG Huxley 10-13-34-24-W4M, EGA ECOG Huxley 8-1.3-34-24-W4M. ECA EGOG Huxley 14-13-34-24-W4M wellsites and access roads

05-435 Temoin. C.G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. EnCana Corporation 1 CA 1 iCOG Warner DD 10-12-5-18-W4M from 2-12-5-18-W4M addition wellsite PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-436 Forner, C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Bassano EnCana Corporation ECAECOG 16-24-23- 17-W4M, EGA ECOG EfPb-31; EfPc-97 10-29-23-17-W4M, EGA EGOG 15-27-23-17- W4M, ECA ECOG 12-23-23-17-W4M. ECA ECOG 8-19-23-17-W4M, ECA ECOG 14-13- 23-17-W4M. ECA ECOG 8-13-23-17-W4M. ECAECOG I-24-2.3-17-W4M, EGA ECOG I- 23-23- 17-W4M wellsites

05-437 de Mille, CN. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Bindloss Elkwater Resources Ltd. Elkwater Bindloss 8-5-24-4-W4M wellsile U EgOp-3 and access road 05-438 Youell, A.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Cayley Compton Petroleum Corp. Pipeline 2-20 to 2-4-17-29-W4M N/A Inc. 05-439 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services Medicine Hat EnerMark Inc. Pipeline 15-4 to 9-5-13-5-W5M N/A 05-440 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services Cessford ConocoPhillips Canada COP 100 Cessford 3-8-26-12-W4M wellsite N/A Resources Corp. and access road BD Archaeological Services Bindloss Regal 1 iiergy Corp. Regal Koch 106 ATI .-BUFF 6-31 -21-4-W4M N/A 05-441 Dau, B.J. wellsile, access road and associated pipeline

Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Grande Prairie Ainsworth I .umber Company Ainsworth Lumber (Grande Prairie) 05-442 Kwiecien, G. Ltd. 2005/2006 AOP forest harvest developments

Golder Associates Ltd. Blaekfalds Fortune Energy Inc. Fortune et al Joffre 7-30-39-26-W4M wellsite N/A 05-443 Balls, V.A. and access road 05-444 Turney, M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Brooks EnCana Corporation EGA ECOG 1 iyremore drilling program 1 ktPc-431, 432 Bison Historical Services Ltd. Big Valley Thunder Energy Inc. Thunder 15-22 to 13-22-36-19-W4M pipeline 05-445 Forner. CI. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Whitecourt Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman 8-11 to 7-14-60- 12-W5M pipeline N/A 05-446 Turney, M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Lodgepole Comstate Resources Ltd. Comstate Pern 15-34-46-9-W5M & Comstate U FgPt-11 05-447 de Mille, CN. et al Pern 9-34-46-9-W5M wellsites and access roads 05-448 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Cross field Apache Canada Ltd. Apache pipeline 14-15 to I2-23-29-28-W4M EiPl-24 to 28; HSS (trail, 7 to 23-29-28-W4M)

05-449 Ng, T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Consort Apache Canada Ltd. ACL Provost I3-6-36-3-W4M wellsite U FaOo-38 05-450 Walde, D.A. University of Calgary Calgary Survey of Hood damage at Fish Creek Provincial Park 05-451 Richardson, A.D. Historical Resource Management Calgary City of Calgary. Calgary Park; Nose Hill trail and pathway plan: John Laurie N/A #75 Blvd. pedestrian overpass alignment and Nosehill Park east-west cross park pathway connector 05-452 Boras, D.M. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Milk River Sword Energy Limited Sword Energy 15. 16. 22-1-16-W4M wellsites DgPa-105. 106, 107; U DgPa-62, 63 and pipeline tie-ins 05-453 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Slave Lake Tolko Industries Ltd. Slave Tolko Industries Slave Lake Division Lake Division 2005/2006 AOP forest harvest developments

05-454 Ratch. S.R. ARESCO Ltd. Balzac United Horsemen of Alberta Balzac Race Track recreational and EhPl-59 to 74 commercial development 05-455 Woywitka, R.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants lort MacKay Petro-Canada Fort Hills oil sands project. Fort Hills access U HiOv-2. 7. I 13. 120. 121 road. No-Net Loss Lake and historic site z Inc. photo documentation o 05-456 Hanna. D.T. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Fort McMurray TransCanada Pipelines TransCanada Et. MacKay pipeline expansion HhOv-466 to 470 Tl Limited £L is) o U\ 4^ 4^ -f^ H ST ra > cr ra PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIA TION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED P Fort McMurray Alberta Seniors and Parsons Creek North & Timberlea Parcels D > Community Supports & F in Twp. 89 & 90. Rge. 9 & 10-W4M 05-457 Forner. CL Bison Historical Services Ltd. sr (8 CD Athabasca. Alberta Pacific Forest Alberta Pacific Forest Industries winter Wabasca. Boyle. Industries Inc. 2004/2005 and summer 2005/2006 AOP o 05-458 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. o* Lac La Biche forest harvest developments OQ Bindloss City of Medicine Hal. Gas Pipeline 3-6 to 14-6-21 -1-W4M N/A Utilities Department 05-459 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services 73 Fort McKay Imperial Oil Resources Kearl oil sands project (2005) water pipeline HjOv-4 ra 05-460 Woywitka, R.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Ventures Limited and intake < Inc. ra' 05-461 Woywitka, R.J. Fort McKay Imperial Oil Resources Kearl oil sands project (2005) footprint FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Ventures Limited expansion (overburden areas and water Inc. storage location) 05-462 Gibson, T.H. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Woking ConocoPhillips COP et al 102 Valhalla 1-23-76-8-W6M. COP U GjQq- ct al 100 Valhalla 11-17-76-7-W6M and COP 100 Rycroft 4-12-76-6-W6M wellsites and access roads 05-463 Blower, D. Golder Associates Ltd. Cheecham. Enbridge Pipelines Inc. Waupisoo pipeline project Edmonton 05-464 Bouchet-Bert, L. Golder Associates Ltd. Fort MacKay Shell Canada Limited Shell AOSP upstream omnibus expansion (Jackpine Mine phase 2. leases 88 and 9 areas)

05-465 Turney. M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Suffield EnCana Corporation EnCana Suffield Deep Gas Tie-ins EdOq-280 05-466 Cripps, B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Rumsey Canadian Superior Energy Inc. Cansup Delia DD 5-32-33-19-W4M from 13- N/A 32-33-19-W4M wellsite and access road

05-467 Ng, T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Monitor Apache Canada Ltd. ACL Provost 5-36-35-5-W4M wellsite U FaOp-27 05-468 Dau. B.J. BD Archaeological Services Bindloss Cily of Medicine Hal. Gas City of MedH Bindloss 8-14-22-5-W4M and 8 N/A Utilities Department 21-22-5-W4M wellsites and access roads

05-469 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Advantage Oil & Gas Eld. Advantage Sweetgrass 14-2-1-15-W4M lo 15- DgOx-20, 21; DgPa-108, 109. I 10 3-1-15-W4M to 8-3-1-16-W4M pipeline

05-470 Goldsmith, A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Stettler EnCana Corporation Pipeline in sections 23 & 24-34-21-W4M E1P1-88, 89. 90

05-471 Turney, M.H.J. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Medicine Hat EnCana Corporation Alderson 2006 drilling program 05-472 Meyer. D.A. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Nordegg. Drayton Sundance Forest Industries Sundance FMA 2005-2006 AOP cut blocks Valley. Rohb. Eld. Edson 05-473 Forner, C.I. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Manyberries Compass Petroleum Inc. Compass Pakowki Lake 9-11-5-7-W4M DiOr-22 wellsile and access road 05-474 Goldsmith, A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Longview Bell Pole Company Bell Pole: Plateau Mountain Timber Harvest Project 05-475 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Fox Creek Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman Chickadee DD I-33-61 -16-W5M N/A wellsite and access road 05-476 Goldsmith, A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Sunnynook Alberta Transportation. Civil Sheerness Blowdown Canal rehabilitation EhOv-18 to 42 Projects Branch project 05-477 Cunningham, J.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Sunnynook Seneca Resources Corporation Seneca Cessford 3-17-26-11-W4M wellsite N/A and access road and pipeline 7-16 to 3-17-26- 11-W4M 05-478 Cunningham, J.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Halkirk EXXJ Resources Canada Ltd. EOG Halkirk North pipeline 2005 project N/A PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-479 Graham. J.W. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Kananaskis Village Alberta Economic 167205 Alberta Economic Development Evan- N/A Inc. Development. Tourism Thomas Kananaskis recreation area fixed-roof Development Branch accommodations

05-480 Ball, B.F. Altamira Consulting Ltd. Beaverdam Willows. Megan Willow subdivision FfPq-5 05-481 Spicer. G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Calgary Parks & Protected Areas. Fish Pine Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility Creek District pipeline (24-22-1-W5M to 25-22-1-W5M)

05-482 de Mille, CN. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Bow Island Iteration Energy Ltd. Hawker Granlea 1-33-8-11-W4M and 3-33-8- U DkOu-48, 49, 50 11-W4M wellsites. access roads and pipelines

05-483 Vivian, B.C.C. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Cochrane Shell Canada Limited Shell Moose Mountain Interconnect pipeline project, Jumpingpound Creek crossing

05-484 Bryant, L. Golder Associates Ltd. Duchess Canadian Natural Resources CNRL Matziwin revised drilling progarm EgOx-159; U EgOx-44, 45, I 13 Limited 05-485 Wickham, M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Grande Prairie 987284 Alberta Limited County of Grande Prairie Subdivision in SW 2I-70-6-W6M 05-486 Malasiuk, J.A. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Okotoks APEX Limited Partnership Baramy Windemere Okotoks subdivision in HSS: (Waller farm shed. shed. 11-29-20-29-W4), (Waller farm shed, shed, NW-29 & NF-30-20-29-W4M 11-29-20-29-W4). (Waller farm CPR barn. barn. 11-29-20-29-W4)

05-487 Richardson, A.D. Historical Resource Management Calgary. Balzac Rocky View Water Co-op Ltd. Rocky View Water Co-op (MD Mainline lo U EhPm-94 Balzac) and Rancher's Beef Servicing water lines 05-488 Leyden, J.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Drumheller, Three 981384 Alberla Ltd. 981384 Alberta Ltd. Rumsey, Scollard, Fenn EiPd-31; ElPe-53 to 57; ElPf-87; FaPf-40; HSS: (granary, 1-32-34-20-4) Inc. Hills, Stettler, and Drumheller energy developments Trochu, Scollard

05-489 Boras, D.M. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Milk River Integrated Geophysical Milk River 2005-01 2D geophysical program DgOw-52 to 58 Consultants Ltd. 05-490 Boras. D.M. Arrow Archaeology Ltd. Coronation Apache Canada Ltd. Coronation North 3D geophysical program

05-492 Temoin. CG. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Big Valley Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd. AVN Delia 15-20-33-18-W4M wellsile, N/A access road and pipeline 05-493 Cloutier, R.D. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Whitecourt, Swan Millar Western Forest 2005/2006 AOP Whitecourt area forest Hills Products Ltd. harvest developments 05-494 Richardson, A.D. Historical Resource Management Longview Talisman Energy Inc. Talisman TV HZ 8-19-I8-2-W5M wellsile N/A and access road 05-495 Richardson, A.D. Historical Resource Management Okotoks New North Projects Lid. Okoloks subdivision in NE and SE 24-20-1 - W5M and NE and SE 19-20-29-W4M

05-496 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Cold Lake Blackrock Ventures Inc. Blackrock/BVI Ethel Lake OBS 3-15-64-3- N/A Inc. W4M pad site 05-497 Bryant, L. Golder Associates Ltd. Milk River Canadian Natural Resources Pipeline 8-7 to 11 -8-1 -12-W4M N/A Limited 05-498 Bryant, L. Golder Associates Ltd. Duchess Canadian Natural Resources Road reclamation project for well location 14- EgOx-160 Limited 5-24-14-W4M 05-499 Bryant, L. Golder Associates Ltd. Elkwater Canadian Natural Resources CNRL wellsites 6-25-4-1-W4M and 6-27-5-2- DhOm-6; Di()n-12, 13 Limited W4M 05-501 Forner, CI. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Dunmore Sunrise Energy Ltd. Sunrise Medhat 8-17-11-5-W4M and 14-17- o 11-5-W4M wellsites and access roads and Sunrise 8-17 to 7-17-1 1-5-W4M. 14-17 to 16- 17-11-5-W4M, 14-16 lo 14-15-1 1-5-W4M "tl and 4-15 to 13-15-11-5-W4M pipelines £L oto o Ln 4^ CD H sr ra cr ra

PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-502 Tischer. J.C. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Wardlow Tetreau & Associates Ltd. Wellsites 13-28-21-12-W4M, 4-33-21-12- U EeOv-108 sr W4M. 15-33-21-12-W4M CD Inc. 05-503 Kwiecien, G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. High Level Tolko Industries Ltd.. High High Level Division 2005/2006 AOP forest Level Division harves developments 05-504 Wickham. M.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Grande Prairie Birchcliff Energy Ltd. Birchcliff 16-8-71-3-W6M to 8-7-71-3-W6M pipeline 73 05-505 Kowal, W.A. The Archaeology Group Edmonton IBI Group Lewis Farm subdivision in Sec. 25 & 36-52- <_ra 26-W4M ra' 05-506 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Tilley EnCana Corporation EnCana Bantry and Alderson wellsites and FcOu-48. 49, 50, 51 access roads (see project details) 05-507 Goldsmith, A.S. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Hussar EnCana Corporation Pipelines 2-22 lo 10-15-26-17-W4M and 2-1 1 'lhPb-44 to 1-I5-26-17-W4M 05-508 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Calgary, Okotoks. ATCO Pipelines Turner Valley #2 pipeline replacement project Turner Valley. Black Diamond

05-509 de Mille. CN. Bison Historical Services Ltd. 1 .omond Triumph EPCM Ltd. Real Queenstown 5-21 to 12-30-17-21-W4M EcPf-11 pipeline 05-510 Murphy, B.M. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Conklin AltaLink Management Ltd. Powerline in the Conklin area

05-511 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Cold Lake Canadian Natural Resources CNRI. 14-67-3-W4M lo 8-67-4-W4M GeOo-15 Limited transmission line Inc. 05-512 Bryant, L. Golder Associates Ltd. Canmore Rcstwell Trailer Park Spring Creek Mountain Village, Reslwcll N/A Property subdivision 05-514 Ng.T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Wetaskiwin MGV Energy Inc. MGV New Norway 2005 pipeline N/A development Twps 44 & 45 , Rge 22 & 23 W4M 05-515 Spicer, G. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Sunnyslope Apache Canada Lid. Apache 16-5-32-27-W4M lo 2-35-31-28- W4M pipeline 05-516 Ball, B.F. Altamira Consulting Ltd. Manning Manning Diversified Forest Manning Diversified 2005 EMU P6 Products Ltd. 05-517 Amundson, L.J. Stantec Consulting Ltd. Compeer Husky Oil Operations Husky flowline from near Compeer, AB to EkOm-6 near Court, SK 05-518 Graham. J.W. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Standard EnCana Corporation EnCana Cavalier 11-26-23-23-W4M access N/A road realignment Inc. Edberg Baytex Energy Ltd. Baytex Dorenlee 4-14-43-20-W4M, 12-14-43- 05-519 Gibson, T.H. 20-W4M and 15-14-43-20-W4M wellsites and Alberta Western Heritage Inc. access roads Calgary Alberta Infrastructure and Stoney Trail Project B - Crowchild U EgPn-677 05-520 Ramsay, CL. Transportation interchange. Stage II mitigation of EgPn-677 Stantec Consulting Ltd. Calgary Remington Development Quarry Park subdivision EfPm-266. 267 05-521 Vivian, B.C.C. Corporation Lifeways of Canada Ltd. 05-522 Leyden, J.J. Calgary Alberta Transportation Calgary East Ring Road development FMA Heritage Resources Consultants 05-523 Leyden, J.J. Inc. Verger, Brooks Gently Resources Ltd. Gentry Matziwin 5-16-23-14-W4M wellsite FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Inc. PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-524 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Cessford ConocoPhillips Canada Wellsites 2-26-24-12-W4M, 4-26-24-12- EgOw-53 Resources Corp. W4M. 10-26-24-12-W4M. 12-26-24-12- W4M, 2-36-24-12-W4M. 4-36-24-12-W4M. 10-36-24-12-W4M. 12-36-24-12-W4M, 4-20- 24-13-W4M. 2-29-24-13-W4M, 4-29-24-1.3- W4M, 10-29-24-13-W4M. 12-29-24-13- W4M. 2-32-24-13-W4M, 4-32-24-13-W4

05-525 Light. J.A. Historical Resource Management Pincher Creek Alberta Wind Energy Oldman River wind project N/A Corporation 05-526 Dau, B.J. BD Archaeological Services Bindloss Regal Energy Corp pipeline 6-31 -21-4-W4M to 8-36-21-5-W4M N/A

05-527 de Mille, CN. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Kirriemuir Apache Canada Ltd. ACE Provost 13-26-35-3-W4M WS & (2) AR

05-528 Temoin. CG. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Taber Petrofund Energy Trust PTF 102 Turin 8-29-10-18-W4M wellsile and DlPc-26, 27 access road 05-529 Himour, B.D. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Grande Prairie TransCanada Pipelines TransCanada Chinook Ridge Pipeline Sludy Limited 05-530 Ng, T.Y. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Bellevue Passburg Estates Passburg Estates Subdivision in SI I-16-7-3- W5M 05-531 Cripps. B.F. Bison Historical Services Ltd. Rocky Mountain Rider Resources Ltd. Rider 3-10-42-10-W5M TO 5-24-42-10- House W5M; Rider 1-10-42-10-W5M TO 4-4-42-10- W5M 05-532 Kowal, W.A. The Archaeology Group I idson AMEC Infrastructure I .td Rosevear Road upgrade and improvements from jet. Hwy. 16 to Mcleod River, near Edson, Alberta 05-533 Graham, J.W. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Amundson, Grande Samson Canada Ltd. Karr area pipeline project Cache, Grande Inc. 05-539 Cunningham, J.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Lonepine West pipeline project Didsbury Apache Canada Ltd.

05-540 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Corridor Pipeline Expansion Project-Products Edmonton Terasen Pipelines Inc. Pipeline

05-542 Kowal, W.A. The Archaeology Group Highway 63 twinning project (km 5 to km 30) Fort McMurray EBA Engineering Consultant!' EBA project no. 9700485-004 05-543 Webster, S.M. Golder Associates Ltd. Ltd. CNRI, 16-2 to 5-11-2-11-W4M, 6-11 to 11-11 N/A Aden Canadian Natural Resources 2-11-W4M and 15-10 lo 2-15-2-1 1-W4M Limited pipeline tie-ins 05-545 Kwiecien, G. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Peace River, Daishowa-Marubeni Daishowa-Marubeni 2005/2006 AOP forest Rainbow Lake, International Inc. harvest developments Manning, High 1 (.,«.! 05-546 Roskowski, L.A. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Cold Lake Blackrock Ventures Inc. Blackrock/BVI Ethel Lake OBS 12-10-64-3, Gd()o-37, 38 11-15-64-3-W4M and 9-15-64-3-W4M Inc. wellsites 05-547 Leyden, J.J. FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Lomond Husky Energy Inc. Husky Oil Armada well pads, access roads, pipelines Inc. 05-548 Gibson, T.H. Alberta Western Heritage Inc. Vermilion Integra Energy Consultants County of Vermilion River No. 24 pipeline FiOp-16 p Ltd. construction alignment SE 1/4 and N 1/2 Sec 3, NE 1/4 Sec 4, SE 1/4 Sec 8 and S 1/2 Sec 9, Twp. 52, Rge 4. W4M

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4^ CO sHr ra > cr ra PERMIT HOLDER HOLDER AFFILIATION LOCALE DEVELOPER PROJECT NAME SITES IDENTIFIED 05-549 Wondrasek, R.J. R & W Archaeological Consulting Ltd. Manyberries Brigantine Energy Inc Brigantine MANYB 11-19-5-5 W4M wellsite DiOp-112 and access road, wellsite 8-18-5-5-W4M and sr pipelines 11-19 lo SE 30-5-5-W4M & 8-18 to 05 SEI8-5-5-W4M o a 05-550 Vivian, B.C.C. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Beaver Mines Shell Canada Limited Carbondale Line Loop OQ 05-551 Vivian, B.C.C. Lifeways of Canada Ltd. Calgary The City of Calgary City of Calgary Artist's View Park Feeder U EgPn-620 Main and Pump Station PC ra S. ra'