The Archaeology Centre, University of Toronto
19 Ursula Franklin Street M5S 2S2 Toronto, ON, Canada

The Archaeology Centre presents a lecture by Dr. Trevor Orchard (UTM), with contributions from Eric Guiry, Alicia Hawkins, Louis Lesage, Suzanne Needs-Howarth, and Thomas Royle. Register here: https://bit.ly/3DBeBJm

The Archaeology Centre presents a lecture by Dr. Trevor Orchard (UTM), with contributions from Eric Guiry, Alicia Hawkins, Louis Lesage, Suzanne Needs-Howarth, and Thomas Royle. Register here: https://bit.ly/3DBeBJm

The Ottawa Chapter of the Ontario Archaeology Society is organizing this year’s OAS Symposium on the theme Origins and Growth, and is also celebrating the Ottawa Chapter’s 50th anniversary. Register here: https://bit.ly/3awXBaO

The Ottawa Chapter of the Ontario Archaeology Society is organizing this year’s OAS Symposium on the theme Origins and Growth, and is also celebrating the Ottawa Chapter’s 50th anniversary. Register here: https://bit.ly/3awXBaO

The 45th Annual SSEA Symposium "In Sickness and in Health: The Healing Arts in Ancient Egypt" will take place on the weekend of Nov. 5-7. Register here: https://bit.ly/3lTjAhz

The 45th Annual SSEA Symposium "In Sickness and in Health: The Healing Arts in Ancient Egypt" will take place on the weekend of Nov. 5-7. Register here: https://bit.ly/3lTjAhz

On Oct. 26 the AIA Toronto welcomes Amardeep Singh, who will give a talk titled: "Exploring the legacy of Guru Nanak". Register here: https://bit.ly/3DeZOUO

Coming up in November - Dr. Emma Yasui will give a talk titled: "In a Nutshell: Examining the Oversimplification of Jomon Period Ground Stone through Starch Grain Analysis in Southern Hokkaido Japan". Register here: https://bit.ly/3Az6z2I

On Oct. 26 the AIA Toronto welcomes Amardeep Singh, who will give a talk titled: "Exploring the legacy of Guru Nanak". Register here: https://bit.ly/3DeZOUO

TODAY - The Department of Anthropology & The Archaeology Centre at UofT present an online seminar dedicated to a discussion on archaeology-related career options in Cultural Resource Management, Government, and other fields. Join here on Oct. 8: https://bit.ly/3ofdZos. See poster for password.

Coming up next week: Dr. Giles Spence Morrow will give a talk titled: "Thinking Through the Tool: Archaeological Body-Work in Immersive Virtual Reality". Register here: https://bit.ly/3ArOJP6

Coming up in November - Dr. Emma Yasui will give a talk titled: "In a Nutshell: Examining the Oversimplification of Jomon Period Ground Stone through Starch Grain Analysis in Southern Hokkaido Japan". Register here: https://bit.ly/3Az6z2I

TODAY - The Department of Anthropology & The Archaeology Centre at UofT present an online seminar dedicated to a discussion on archaeology-related career options in Cultural Resource Management, Government, and other fields. Join here on Oct. 8: https://bit.ly/3ofdZos. See poster for password.

The Department of Anthropology & The Archaeology Centre at UofT present an online seminar dedicated to a discussion on archaeology-related career options in Cultural Resource Management, Government, and other fields. Join here on Oct. 8: https://bit.ly/3ofdZos. See poster for password.

Coming up next week: Dr. Giles Spence Morrow will give a talk titled: "Thinking Through the Tool: Archaeological Body-Work in Immersive Virtual Reality". Register here: https://bit.ly/3ArOJP6

Today! The CIMS presents a lecture by Rachel Urowitz: "King Sized Controversy: Evaluating the extent of David’s kingdom". Watch the lecture here: https://bit.ly/3icsMwt

The Department of Anthropology & The Archaeology Centre at UofT present an online seminar dedicated to a discussion on archaeology-related career options in Cultural Resource Management, Government, and other fields. Join here on Oct. 8: https://bit.ly/3ofdZos. See poster for password.

On Oct. 26 the AIA Toronto welcomes Amardeep Singh, who will give a talk titled: "Exploring the legacy of Guru Nanak". Register here: https://bit.ly/3DeZOUO

Next week! Dr. Giles Spence Morrow will give a talk titled: "Thinking Through the Tool: Archaeological Body-Work in Immersive Virtual Reality". Register here: https://bit.ly/3ArOJP6

Today! The CIMS presents a lecture by Rachel Urowitz: "King Sized Controversy: Evaluating the extent of David’s kingdom". Watch the lecture here: https://bit.ly/3icsMwt

On October 7 the CIMS presents a lecture by Rachel Urowitz: "King Sized Controversy: Evaluating the extent of David’s kingdom". Watch the lecture here: https://bit.ly/3icsMwt

On Oct. 26 the AIA Toronto welcomes Amardeep Singh, who will give a talk titled: "Exploring the legacy of Guru Nanak". Register here: https://bit.ly/3DeZOUO

Starts Today! Prof. Seth Bernard & the Depart. of Classics present a virtual conference on Climate and the Roman Conquest of Italy. Contact Seth Bernard ([email protected]), Claudia Paparella ([email protected]), or Joey Castellano ([email protected]) to register

Next week! Dr. Giles Spence Morrow will give a talk titled: "Thinking Through the Tool: Archaeological Body-Work in Immersive Virtual Reality". Register here: https://bit.ly/3ArOJP6

On October 7 the CIMS presents a lecture by Rachel Urowitz: "King Sized Controversy: Evaluating the extent of David’s kingdom". Watch the lecture here: https://bit.ly/3icsMwt

Starts Today! Prof. Seth Bernard & the Depart. of Classics present a virtual conference on Climate and the Roman Conquest of Italy. Contact Seth Bernard ([email protected]), Claudia Paparella ([email protected]), or Joey Castellano ([email protected]) to register

STARTS TODAY! The Archaeology Centre’s Faunal Interest Group (FIG) at the University of Toronto presents its Second Annual Symposium: Zooarchaeology BEYOND FOOD. Find out more https://bit.ly/3c0kuDW & register here: https://bit.ly/3sZckTh

On March 26, The Archaeology Centre presents a lecture by Dr. Colleen Morgan (University of York, UK) on Fragments of a Cyborg Archaeology. Register here: https://bit.ly/2PTwIqp

The Archaeology Centre’s Faunal Interest Group (FIG) at the University of Toronto presents its Second Annual Symposium on March 19th and 20th, 2021. The theme this year is Zooarchaeology BEYOND FOOD. Find out more https://bit.ly/3c0kuDW & register here: https://bit.ly/3sZckTh

The AIA Toronto and The Archaeology Centre presents Dr. Carolyn M. Laferriere (Yale University) who will give a talk on "Music, Dance, and the Cult of Pan and the Nymphs in the Vari Cave." Register here: https://bit.ly/3emwQJg