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Tag Archives: historicalarchaeology
Wendake
Kwe! I just got back from a conference in Wendake, the Huron-Wendat Reserve in Quebec City. There’s so much that I want to write about from this trip, but I need to figure out how to organize my thoughts. So … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropology, archaeology, canada, culture, historicalarchaeology, interdisciplinary, wendat
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Archaeology in Ontario
I’ll be heading to Quebec next week for a conference in Wendake, organized by the Wendat community that lives there. I’m quite excited and nervous about the conference, but I’ll blog about that later. Tonight, I just wanted to post … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, canada, historicalarchaeology, ontario, photos, wendat
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Women in Archaeology
I used to have a quotation from Ivor Noël-Hume on my office door, and I’ve just found the print-out, so it is going up on my current office door tomorrow. I thought I’d share it here too. These days it … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, historicalarchaeology, history, misogyny, women
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