Media
CBC Radio North, January 21, 2013Radio/Podcast
There's an amazing discovery at an ancient village site along the Skeena River. Daybreak's Betsy Trumpener speaks with archaeologist Jenny Lewis.
Biography
Jennifer Lewisbotica is an anthropological archaeologist, co-owner of Kleanza Consulting Ltd. Lewisbotica's specializations lie in community engagement, public education, and capacity-building within First Nations' heritage programs. Specifically, she is a heritage management educator at the private, industrial, government, and community levels. Lewisbotica also aid First Nations' develop permitting and policy surrounding heritage and archaeology. She has been practicing archaeology in Canada, the United States, the Middle East, and Central America for more than fifteen years. Lewisbotica is a Registered Professional Archaeologist and a Professional Member of the BC Association of Professional Archaeologists. As a Heritage Conservation Act permit holder, I have diverse experience completing archaeological assessments for transportation and resource industries, small housing projects, large project management, forestry impact assessments, archaeological overviews, inventories, evaluation and management of heritage resources, mitigation of archaeological deposits, archaeological mapping, and report preparation.
Additional Titles and Affiliations
Society for American Archaeology
Register of Professional Archaeologists
Canadian Archaeological Association
British Columbia Association of Professional Archaeologists
Past Talks
Introduction to Resource and Environmental Management.
Guest lecturer in the School of Resource and Environmental Management
Royal Roads University, Victoria, BC, January 7, 2014
CRM in BC and Beyond: Current Dynamics and Future Directions
Panel Discussion, Graduate Student Seminar
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, November 10, 2011
Archaeological Overview Assessment in Area H, Regional District of Nanaimo
Community meeting
Bowser, BC, May 2, 2017
Archaeological Shore Survey of Stephens Passage, BC: Within the Stephens Island Conservancy Management Plan.
Metlakatla First Nation Community Meeting
Prince Rupert, BC, March 7, 2012
Archaeology at Cedarvale
Gitxsan Community Meeting
Kitwanga, BC, January 9, 2013
Best Management Practices for Initiating a Lease Under FNLM: Archaeological Assessments and Heritage Management Studies.
First Nations Land Management Conference
Seabird Island, BC, June 13, 2014