This 30-minute live digital program is adapted from MOA’s onsite Archaeology of the Lower Fraser River program, which was designed in collaboration with archaeologists from the Laboratory of Archaeology at UBC. During the program students will discover the rich 9,000 year history of the First Nations communities along the Lower Fraser River.  With the help of volunteer facilitators during the live digital component, students will learn about the life ways, tools and technology used by First Nations people. This is done by observing and studying ancient cultural belongings using 3D and live images.  The live digital component is part of an overall unit plan, with prerequisite lessons that show the techniques used by archaeologists to find and identify the belongings.

Once you book this school program, you will receive the complete unit plan by email, along with confirmation of date and time of the live digital component.

• Grades: 4 + 7
• Duration (for live digital component only): 30 minutes
• Times (for live digital component only):
  Wednesday, morning or afternoon (Start times are flexible to accommodate altered school schedules. Other days of the week may be available upon request.)
• Fee: $100 + GST/class

To book this school program, please go to the School Programs Booking page.

Additional resources:

• PDF: Background Info – First Nations of BC