OUR TEAM
Carla Parslow, PhD, CAHP
Dr. Carla Parslow has over 20 years of experience in the cultural heritage resource management (CHRM) industry in Canada. As the President of PHC Inc., Carla is responsible for the for the management of CHRM projects, as well as the technical review and quality assurance of all archaeological and cultural heritage projects. Throughout her career, Carla has managed both large (50+) and small (4+) teams of CHRM and Environmental professionals. Dr. Parslow has also written, contributed to, or reviewed over 400 archaeological reports in the province of Ontario and has experience in leading teams on small scale projects (<$20,000) as well as large complex projects (>$5,000,000).
Carla has worked extensively in the municipal and provincial sector and has a comprehensive understanding of heritage legislation at the municipal, regional, and provincial level of government for both cultural heritage and archaeology. Carla is a licensed Ontario professional archaeologist through the Ontario Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Cultural Industries (MHSTCI) and is a member of the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP) and also a member in good standing with the Register of Professional Archaeology.
Christopher Lemon, BSc, Dip Heritage, CAHP
Mr. Lemon is a Cultural Heritage Specialist (CAHP member in good standing) and Licensed Archaeologist with 15 years’ experience. He received an Honours B.Sc. in Anthropology from the University of Toronto and has completed course work towards an M.A. from the University of Western Ontario. Mr. Lemon has a Diploma in Heritage Carpentry and Joinery and a Certificate in Heritage Planning from Algonquin College. During his career Mr. Lemon has participated in cultural heritage assessments across Ontario as both a Senior Field Director in archaeology and as a Built Heritage Practitioner. He has managed field teams and projects ranging in value from <$5,000.00 to in excess of $1,000,000.00. Mr. Lemon is a member of the Ontario Archaeological Society and the Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology. Chris’s previous experience includes representation on Joint Health and Safety Committees; he is dedicated to maintaining a safety-first focus on all job sites.
Adam Long, MSc
Mr. Long is a Senior Field Director at PHC. Graduating with an Hons. BSc in anthropological science, and an MSc in evolutionary anthropology from the University of Toronto, Adam has worked on archaeological projects in Jordan, taken part in palaeontological expeditions to find remains of the earliest primates in Wyoming and Montana, and for the last 6 years has undertaken many archaeological consulting projects across Ontario. He holds a Professional license from the MHSTCI and has directed crews ranging in size from 4 people, to 55+ people on a variety of project types, from cemeteries to lithic scatters. Adam also assists in Cultural Heritage projects, having aided in both large and small scale built heritage assessments across the province, including updating the City of Brantford’s Heritage Register. Adam is a member of the Ontario Archaeological Society, as well as the Canadian Association of Physical Anthropologists.
Jamie Lemon, MA
Ms. Jamie Lemon is a Senior Archaeologist and Project Manager with Parslow Heritage Consultancy Inc. and is responsible for managing projects and work crews across Ontario. She is the primary author of numerous archaeological licence reports for archaeological assessments ranging from Stage 1 to Stage 4 investigations, and is proficient at artifact and archaeobotanical analysis. In addition, she is a former field technician and field director with experience in both pre-contact Indigenous and Euro-Canadian historic sites. She has worked on archaeological projects for such sectors as mining, land development, transportation, aggregates, and energy. Jamie received a B.A. in Anthropology from the University of Waterloo in 2007, an M.A. from Trent University in 2014 and has been active in Cultural Resource Management in Ontario for 15 years. Jamie currently holds a valid professional licence with the Ontario Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries. Jamie regularly assists clients with navigating the life cycle of archaeological assessments as it relates to their Project, included interpretation of MHSTCI Standards and Guidelines, scheduling of archaeological assessments to best suit the needs of the client, and engaging with Indigenous communities.