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Tag Archives: archaeology
2015 Ontario Archeological Society Symposium
The annual symposium of the Ontario Archeological Society (OAS) was held at the Best Western Conference Centre, Midland, on October 16 – 18 2015 Hosted by the Huronia Chapter (Midland) of the OAS, some 300+ attendees included 50+ Quebec Wendat … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, Catholic Church, COMMUNITY HERITAGE ONTARIO, cultural heritage, Georgian Bay, heritage, Huron, Huronia, local history, rural tay, Simcoe County, Ste. Marie Among the Hurons, Tay Township, Wyandot people
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Some new thoughts about St. Ignace II location
http://uwww.oashuroniachapter.com/2013/02/when-distance-matters.html Recent discussion between Steve Catlin, Martyrs Shrine Archivist, and John Raynor, President of the Huronia Chapter of the Ontario Archaeological Society
Posted in archaeology, culture, First Nations, heritage, history, Huron - Wendat, Huronia 1600s, rural Tay, Uncategorized, Waubaushene
Tagged archaeology, Catholic Church, cultural heritage, Huron, Huronia, local history, rural tay, Simcoe County, Ste. Marie Among the Hurons, Waubaushene
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April snow melt waters racing
Sturgeon River, just south of Hwy 12 and west of Waubaushene in Tay Township in central Ontario. Camera Fujifilm S8200, Videographer standing safely, cautiously on a bridge. Please everyone stay away from banks and creek edges this Spring, they are … Continue reading
Posted in photos, Uncategorized
Tagged archaeology, Georgian Bay, Huronia, photography, rural tay, Simcoe County, Spring, Spring snow melt, Sturgeon River, video
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Retiring Museum director Jamie Hunter 2 videos – recalling his start at the Huronia Museum
Originally posted on Huronia Museum:
JAMIE HUNTER Two video clips interviewing Jamie Hunter on his early interest in history and his first day at the Huronia Museum: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zx0E-gpwkAw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPD8uqsQZAU Videographer Bill Gibson, Huronia Museum volunteer
Posted in archaeology, community event, history, Uncategorized
Tagged archaeology, Huronia Museum, local history, Simcoe County
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Tay Township slips into Winter – photos
Some photos taken on November 19, 2013, some near St. Ignace, probably the 17th Century Huron Village Site where St. Jean de Brebeuf and St. Gabriel Lalemant were martyred in 1649 along with many Christian Hurons by warring Iroquois. … Continue reading
Posted in First Nations, history, Huron - Wendat, Huronia 1600s, photos, rural Tay, Uncategorized, Waubaushene
Tagged archaeology, Catholic Church, COMMUNITY HERITAGE ONTARIO, Huron, Huronia, local history, photography, rural tay, Ste. Marie Among the Hurons, Tay Township, Waubaushene
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Ontario Archaeology presentation at the Huronia Museum on Nov. 14, 2013
ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY HURONIA CHAPTER 2012 November 14 7:00 PM Susan M. Jamieson Before Ontario: The Archaeology of a Province Edited. by Merritt K. Munson and Susan Jamieson, McGill-Queens University Press $39.95, copies available for sale at the museum … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, Huronia Museum
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Ontario Heritage Conference Brings Big Economic Boost to Huronia
The Ontario Heritage Conference 2013 took place in Midland, Penetanguishene and the Township of Tay on Friday June 7 and Saturday June 8, with pre conference activities on Thursday June 6 and Annual General Meetings of three heritage organizations on Sunday June … Continue reading
Posted in archaeology, architecture, CPR, culture, First Nations, heritage, history, Huron - Wendat, Huronia 1600s, logging and lumbering, Port McNicoll, rural Tay, SS Keewatin, Victoria Harbour, Waubaushene
Tagged Alan Taylor, Andrew Nicholls, archaeology, Canada, Canadian Pacific Railway, COMMUNITY HERITAGE ONTARIO, cultural heritage, David Crombie, Georgian Bay, Huronia, Huronia Museum, Midland, Ontario, Penetanguishene, Port McNicoll, range light, Simcoe County, SS Keewatin, Ste. Marie Among the Hurons, Tay Township, Victoria Harbour, Waubaushene
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more discussion about St. Ignace II and other Huron Village sites in Tay Township
I caught a question re St. Ignace and a small discussion ensued involving John Raynor of the huronia Chapter of the Ontario Archaeological Society, Steve Catlin, Archivist of Martyrs’ Shrine, and here is a link to a post from part … Continue reading
A. F. Hunter re: St. Ignace
from Historic Sites of Tay by Andrew F. Hunter, M.A., reprinted from the Author’s “Notes on sites of Huron Villages in Tay” with Additions, Barrie Ontario, 1911. Bulletin of the Simcoe County Pioneer and Historical Society, November 1911, pp. 13-16 … Continue reading
Posted in archaeology, First Nations, heritage, history, Huron - Wendat, Huronia 1600s, rural Tay, Victoria Harbour, Waubaushene
Tagged archaeology, Catholic Church, cultural heritage, Georgian Bay, Huron, Huronia, local history, Ontario, rural tay, Simcoe County, Ste. Marie Among the Hurons, Tay Township, Victoria Harbour, Waubaushene
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Public Archaeology Day – August 11th and 12th
The Ontario Archaeological Society‘s Huronia Chapter in cooperation with Simcoe County Forests and the support of the OAS is hosting a limited dig at a site within a county forest located between Midland and Penetang on August 11th and 12th, … Continue reading