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When archaeologist Cora Woolsey conceived of the idea for a software platform that would help her peers gather and log data about their work, she drew inspiration not from her own field, but from the world of public health.
Woolsey holds a PhD in archaeology from Hamilton, Ontario’s McMaster University, which she earned in 2018. But she decided to start work on Archaeosoft, her startup, while she was working as a post-doc researcher at the University of New Brunswick’s Faculty of Nursing.
With job opportunities thin on the ground for archaeologists in Atlantic Canada, she