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Museum of Ontario Archaeology
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The Museum of Ontario Archaeology is an independent museum located in London, Ontario, Canada. The museum stands adjacent to the Lawson Site, a 500-year-old ancestral First Nations village nestled alongside Medway Valley Heritage Forest. We share, interpret and care for the archaeological record to advance an understanding of Ontario’s heritage.
Underwater Archaeology with Dr. Kimberly Monk
Underwater Archaeology with Dr. Kimberly Monk
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MOA Natural Pottery Course: Traditional firing with Richard Zane Smith
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Traditional pottery firing demonstration with Richard Zane Smith
MOALiveTalks! Introduction to Archaeology
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Join Dr. Heather Hatch, the Collections Manager at the Museum of Ontario Archaeology for an Archaeology 101 discussion and learn about what archaeology is and what archaeologists do! Originally aired as a Facebook Live Talk on March 23, 2020.
MOALiveTalks! The Norton Site
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Dr. Heather Hatch discusses the Norton site, an archaeological site in London, Ontario that was the location of a 15th-century Indigenous village. Originally aired as a Facebook Live Talk on April 9, 2020.
MOALiveTalks! Museums and Collecting
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Dr. Heather Hatch, the Collections Manager at the Museum of Ontario Archaeology, discusses what responsible, ethical museum collecting looks like today, especially in relation to archaeological materials. If you'd like to see the International Council of Museums Code of Ethics, you can find it here: icom.museum/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/ICOM-code-En-web.pdf Originally aired as a Facebook Live ...
MOALiveTalks! The Cruthers-MacNaughton site!
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Lauren discusses the Cruthers-MacNaughton Site and shares some of the artifacts recovered there!
MOALiveTalks! The Bechtel Site
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Lauren discusses the Jacob Bechtel Site and shares some of the artifacts recovered there! The James Bechtel site is a 19th century domestic occupation located in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada. It was excavated in 2007 by Archaeological Services Inc. and much of the archaeological materials recovered are held in the Museum of Ontario Archaeology's collections.
MOALiveTalks! The Haley's Pond Site
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Lauren discusses the Edgar Site and shares some of the artifacts recovered there! The Haley’s Pond archaeological site is located in Brant County, Ontario. The site was excavated by the Museum of Ontario Archaeology in 1988. Haley’s Pond is an historic Indigenous Neutral cabin site, was occupied ca. 1620-1630.
Thinking Outside the Box: Repackaging at MOA
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Lauren demonstrates repackaging and discusses some of the behind-the-scenes work that goes on at the Museum of Ontario Archaeology.
MOALiveTalks! The Edgar Site
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Lauren discusses the Edgar Site and some of the artifacts recovered there! The Edgar Site is located in the City of Vaughan, Ontario, and represents a 19th century rural homestead encompassing nine domestic features consisting of a drainage ditch, refuse pits, a root seller and building footprint. A total of 10,665 Euro-Canadian artifacts were found there during Stage 3 and 4 excavations.
#MOAKidsActivities Medway Valley Environments
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Discover the different environments around Medway Valley with MOA intern Jessica in this never-before-seen video from our vaults! Click here to find your own copy of the activity sheet: archaeologymuseum.ca/resources-of-medway-valley/
Behind the Glass - Exploring Collections at the MOA
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Join us as we give you an insider's look into the Collections and Research wing at the Museum of Ontario Archaeology. This building was originally constructed as part of the Sustainable Archaeology project started by Dr. Neal Ferris and Dr. Aubrey Cannon to provide space for archaeological materials recovered from Ontario. It houses over 1 million archaeological artifacts from sites all over th...
Research Workspace - Behind the Glass part 3
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Join us as we give you an insider's look into the Collections and Research wing at the Museum of Ontario Archaeology. Today we're going above the repository to look at some of the workspaces there. Watch Part 1: ruclips.net/video/0AMvntxXWMg/видео.html Watch Part 2: ruclips.net/video/Ht6Xb4OCQgU/видео.html Video and narration by Katie Gaskin.
Collections Repository - BEHIND THE GLASS part 2
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Join us as we give you an insider's look into the Collections and Research wing at the Museum of Ontario Archaeology. In the Collections Repository, we house all the archaeological material that the museum has been contracted to store. This space can store 54 000 boxes containing millions of archaeological artifacts. Watch Part 1: ruclips.net/video/0AMvntxXWMg/видео.html Watch Part 3: ruclips.n...
Sustainable Archaeology Building - BEHIND THE GLASS part 1
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Sustainable Archaeology Building - BEHIND THE GLASS part 1
MOA Interpretive Plan Open House Webinar 15 Dec 2020
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MOA Interpretive Plan Open House Webinar 15 Dec 2020
MOA’s New Virtual Education Programming
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MOA’s New Virtual Education Programming
#MOALiveTalks The Mohawk Village Archaeological Site
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#MOALiveTalks The Mohawk Village Archaeological Site
#MOAKidsActivities - Resources of Medway Valley - Something Fishyy
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#MOAKidsActivities - Resources of Medway Valley - Something Fishyy
#BehindTheScreens #MOALiveTalks about the William Joyce Site#MuseumFromHome
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#BehindTheScreens #MOALiveTalks about the William Joyce Site#MuseumFromHome
#MOALiveTalks about Animal Domestication! #MuseumFromHome
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#MOALiveTalks about Animal Domestication! #MuseumFromHome
An interview with Dr. Neal Ferris and Dr. Mima Kapches!
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An interview with Dr. Neal Ferris and Dr. Mima Kapches!
#MOAKidsActivities -#MOAFridayMadlibs No. 14 - “Exhibit Opening”
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#MOAKidsActivities -#MOAFridayMadlibs No. 14 - “Exhibit Opening”
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I enjoy your thoughts and approach to coil building and firing. It has influenced my work greatly ! Thank you so much
I just got permission to metal detect there as I know the new owner of the Elliot house
Thank you for this.
is artifacts break easily with your bare hands?
is artifacts can break easily with your bare hands?
Thank you for this video. My father told me that there was a dig on Aboriginal land that my great grandparents farmed in southern Ontario. Apparently some of the artifacts were on display at the ROM many years ago (maybe the sixties or seventies). I tried to look into at the ROM website but have had no luck. The farm was located in Scarborough or Whitchurch. It was either the Canning farm in Whitchurch I believe or his wife’s maiden name was Murphy and her family farmed in Scarborough. Would you have any leads where I could look to find out about potential digs about this dig on either the Canning or Murphy farm? Thank you. My name is Greg Canning and I now live in BC but whenever I come out east I think of this story. I married into the Nisga’a Nation and my kids have been interested in some of the old family stories.
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COVID times 😂
I didn't even know that we have a archeology site in Ontario. I am definitely subscribing.
Are there more videos in this course? Or is this an online class to take? Thanks.
Wonderful! Great explanation with lots of details. I really appreciate this. I’ve been doing a lot of research before trying this. Thank you!
U explained every bit of this process
Thank's, verry interesting! Is there a video on how to prepare the clay and making the pots?
I was wondering what video was it that you created the floorplan for the Longhouse? I would love to make this with my students. Thanks
Hey! I want to persue archeology from canada can you tell me it's scope and it's salary?
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Very cool! I had a summer job with the Ontario government in 1986. During that Bill Fox came out to a site we were at in Milton, Ontario. Some guy was building his house and found a burial site. They found some conch shells and 2 large copper pots. Bill was very funny. I have a picture of him trying to find water with and divining rod! We also went to as site (village) on Manitoulin Island. I believe bill was there as well. Do you know were I can get info on that site? I was helping out with ding the surveying and mapping. Very nice to find this video. I'm pretty sure you were also on those sites too Neal...
How many of the axes in the collections are made from red dinosaur fossil? I think I’ve come across a mine.. the mine is crazy with red dinosaur fossilized bone..... at that site a blood red axe with patterns from the inside of the fossilized Dino bone. It has a slot on one side that could have been for a handle. But it’s not an axe/hammer anymore..... it’s sooooo worn down. Oh and a map of the area created out of stone. Three dimensional. I think a navigation stone. With places of the area. I think maybe settlements etc. What do I do to draw attention to Ontario’s Dino bone bed?
images? links? maps?
@@moxiemedia I was mistaken. Seems it’s looking more like maybe Irish elk. But maps. Ohhhhhh boy!
very interesting, thanks for producing!
I wasted my childhood watching ancient aliens
Super interesting presentation :)
Why must archeologists be careful when they dig for objects and take them out of the ground
I live roughly 45 min north of Toronto and have unearthed several significant artifacts, effigies as well as fossilized teeth, bones and nails. Who can I contact to get further information on my situation? Appreciate the help, thank you .
I can help you with it.
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Using this for my Week 1 introduction!
Really enjoyed that! Thanks 😊❤️🇨🇦
hi Aayush
Interesting! Love It!
so if I went for a walk in a forest u think I would find artifacts on the surface?
No, not unless it is under a rock overhang or exposed by a blown over tree. It is possible to find stuff laying out along creeks where it was washed out.
Why would anyone listen to you about a time period your people weren't apart of? Meaning, there's native people we could learn from today which survived genocide from EUROPEANS.
Maybe because its part of HISTORY, so who cares about who teaches it. Its good information that's accurate you racist pos.
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I’m doing this for school! Thanks!
Same here
Thank you so much! This is great!