Sust Archaeology MIP

Sustainable Archaeology McMaster is an archaeological repository dedicated to preserving and improving access to Ontario's archaeological collections.

[Sust Archaeology MIP @SustArchMIP]

McMaster University's Department of Anthropology has just announced its first Collaborative Archaeological Field School. It will take place at Princess Point and environs in May-June 2025. If you are an undergraduate student at McMaster or elsewhere, please consider registering!

[City of Mississauga @citymississauga]

Join us for a celebration of Indigenous culture on June 21!

We’ve partnered with @mcfirstnation to bring you the third annual National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration, featuring:

🎶 Music
🎨 Art
🥁 Dancing

Lean more: https://t.co/gDSMf6vXqU

[McMaster University @McMasterU]

Today is #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay, a day to especially honour the legacies, diversity & contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples. The Six Nations flag (Iroquois Confederacy/ Haudenosaunee flag) will be raised above University Hall. https://t.co/ob8munZ5Qs

[McMaster Anthropology @AnthroMac]

Congratulations, Dr. Biruk! 🎉

[Kate Britton @WhatKatieDigs]

It’s the Great British Pal-Meso dinner - and my first 🧵! The rules: modern methods and no fixed seasonality, but only foods available in Pal-Meso Britain allowed! We are enthusiasts, not puritans, but really enjoyed the research and creativity that went into this! 1/15

[OAS Archaeology @OntArchSoc]

Need advice on taking the next step in your career? This weekend is last chance to sign up for our mentorship program. Registration links are included in Symposium confirmation e-mails.

More info: https://t.co/573rLwj2BG
Symposium Registration: https://t.co/KsRlgXS5BT

[OAS Archaeology @OntArchSoc]

The Symposium Planning Committee needs your help and is looking for volunteers! Email [email protected] to answer the call!

Register for the symposium here: https://t.co/67XGdePvxg

[Sust Archaeology MIP @SustArchMIP]

Archaeologies of Resilience, the 2022 Symposium of the Ontario Archaeological Society. Register now at: https://t.co/3EewYlxpgv. #oas2022 #oassymposium2022

[McMaster Museum of Art @MacMuseum]

Today we recognize the second National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada: https://t.co/jp54PIVE3d

[OAS Archaeology @OntArchSoc]

The Ontario Archaeological Society is delighted to announce the 2022 Symposium Mentorship Program. Links to register are provided in Symposium registration e-mails (Contact [email protected] if you haven't received it).

Find out more at: https://t.co/rZhuumGuK3.

[Sust Archaeology MIP @SustArchMIP]

Check out the ROM's Indigenous Museum Educator posting @ROMtoronto: https://t.co/nU1HZAylEe

[OAS Archaeology @OntArchSoc]

The Symposium Committee for the 2022 Annual Symposium of the Ontario Archaeological Society is still looking for Papers! The deadline has been extended to September 18th, 2022!

[McMaster Museum of Art @MacMuseum]

On view now at the M(M)A until December 2 is we are made of stardust, curated by Rhéanne Chartrand. 🌌 Rooted in Indigenous cosmologies and astronomy, the exhibition explores our relationship with the cosmos. Image: Meryl McMaster, Under the Infinite Sky, 2015.

[Ontario Archaeological Society (OAS) Hamilton @HamiltonOas]

We're thinking a lot about Resilience today on Indigenous Peoples Day. #Resilience #IndigenousPeoplesDay

[OAS Archaeology @OntArchSoc]

2022 Annual Symposium of the Ontario Archaeological Society, Call for Sessions and Papers!

Paper abstract should be limited to 200 words. Please submit no later than August 1st, 2022.

Please send submissions to [email protected]

[Ontario Archaeological Society (OAS) Hamilton @HamiltonOas]

It's happening y'all! What does Resilience mean to you? #oas2022 #oassymposium2022

[Ontario Archaeological Society (OAS) Hamilton @HamiltonOas]

It's that time of year! We're preparing for the upcoming symposium and want your input. Please share far and wide!

[MuseumOntArchaeology @MuseOntArch]

Maple harvesting during winter has a long history throughout Canada; in the past birch bark containers were used to collect sap. Remains of these containers and sugar maple charcoal can indicate, for archaeologists, a possible maple harvest camp.

#MOALondon #LdnOnt #Archaeology

[Sust Archaeology MIP @SustArchMIP]

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[MuseumOntArchaeology @MuseOntArch]

On Thursday February 10th at 7:30 PM, join the @OASLondon for their monthly meeting with guest speaker, Dr. Gary Warrick!

Email [email protected] for a Zoom link to the meeting!

We hope to see you all there for this amazing talk!

#MOALondon #LdnOnt #Archaeology #LdnMuse