16 - 20 MAI MAY 16 - 20 - Canadian Archaeological Association

13 :40 – 14 :00 Lisa Hodgetts (Western University)
Gendered Landscapes of Banks Island’s Northern Interior
14 :00 – 14 :20 Elsa Cencig (Avataq Cultural Institute), Jennifer Bracewell (McGill University), Elspeth Ready
(Stanford University), Hervé Monchot (Université Paris Sorbonne-Paris IV), Daniel Gendron
(Avataq Cultural Institute)
Aivirtuuq (Kangiqsujuaq, Nunavik) : Archaeology, fieldschool and potential for cultural tourism
14 :20 – 14 :40 Hervé Monchot (Université Paris Sorbonne-Paris IV), Elspeth Ready (Stanford University),
Elsa Cencig (Avataq Cultural Insitute), Jennifer Bracewell (McGill University) and Daniel Gendron
(Avataq Cultural Insitute)
Saunitarlik (JiEv-15, Nunavik), a winter walrus kill-butchery site
14:40 – 15:00 Benjamin Patenaude (Avataq Cultural Institute)
Preliminary Results of the 2010 and 2011 Excavations at Point Ford (Kangiqsujuaq, Nunavik)
15:00 – 15:20 Jamie E.S. Brake (Nunatsiavut Government)
The Repatriation and Reburial of Human Remains from Zoar, Labrador
15 :20 – 15 :40 Pause café / Coffee break
15 :40 – 16 :00 Lauren Norman (University of Toronto)
Seasonal Spaces: An archaeofaunal spatial comparison between cold- and warm-season dwellings at the
Pembroke Site, Nunavut
16: 00 – 16:20 Jennifer Bracewell (McGill University)
Mobility and Adaptation in Prehistoric Northern Finland: a case-study from Northern Ostrobothnia
16:20 – 16:40 Kristján Ahronson (Prifysgol Bangor University)
An Atlantic Territory and the End of Prehistory in the near-Arctic Islands of the European Atlantic
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Vendredi 18 mai, avant-midi • Friday May 18, morning
L’archéologie historique
Catherine Losier (Animatrice)
RIMOUSKI
8 :40 – 9 :00 Catherine Losier (Université Laval)
Commercer à Cayenne au cours du XVIII e siècle
9 :00 – 9 :20 Agnès Gelé (Université LavaL)
La verrerie de table française en Amérique du Nord entre 1650 et 1760
9 :20 – 9 :40 Désirée-Emmanuelle Duchaine (Ruralys)
Wolfe’s Cove Hill: un point stratégique pour l’armée britannique lors des batailles de 1759 et 1760
9 :40 -10 :00 Caroline Parent (Université Laval)
L’hygiène au XVIII e siècle : une étude des latrines du second palais de l’intendant à Québec
10 :00 – 10 :20 Pause café / Coffee break
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Using Tree Rings to Date and Locate: Dendrochronology and Dendroprovenance
Charles Dagneau and Brad Loewen (Organizers / Chairs)
10 :20 – 10 :40 Marie-Claude Brien (Université de Montréal)
Le cèdre blanc (Thuja occidentalis) dans le paysage culturel en amont de Montréal au XIX e siècle. Une approche
dendroarchéologique
10 :40 – 11 :00 Michael F.J. Pisaric, Trevor J. Porter, Peter de Montigny, Melissa Dick, Joelle T. Perrault, Kerry-Lynn
Robillard and Ève Wertheimer (Carleton University, Ottawa)
The use of salvaged white pine river logs for dendroarcheological dating in eastern Ontario, Canada
11 :00 – 11 :20 Igor Drobyshev (Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Rouyn-Noranda and
Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet (SLU), Alnarp)
Understanding large scale changes in land-use patterns with the help of tree rings
11 :20 – 11 :40 Aoife Daly (University College, London)
Oak in Northern Europe
11 :40 – 12 :00 Thomas A. Richmond (Cornell University, Ithaca)
The Bennett Tavern and La Chasse-galerie... (The Flying Canoe)
The Archaeology of Fish and Fisheries
Jesse Webb and Susan blair (Organizers / Chairs)
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8 :40 – 9 :00 Susan E. Blair (University of New Brunswick), Matthew K. Litvak (Mount Allison University) and
W. Jesse Webb (University of New Brunswick)
The Precontact Sturgeon Fishery of the Miramichi River Drainage, Northeastern New Brunswick, Canada