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

16:40 – 17:00 LJ Butch Amundson, Lisa Hein, and Doug Powell (Stantec Consulting Ltd. Saskatoon, Regina and
Edmonton)
Get it before it’s gone: A summary of image capture at St. Victor Petroglyph Historic Park in southern Saskatchewan
17:00 – 17:20 Emily Royer
L’importance de l’art rupestre autochtone dans l’enseignement de l’histoire de l’art canadien
17 :20 -17 :40 Brad Himour (Parks Canada)
The Parks Canada Pictograph Project: Working With Aboriginal Elders to Preserve, Protect and Interpret
Aboriginal Rock Art in Western Canada
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Papers in honour of Peter Ramsden
Jennifer Campbell (Organizer and Chair)
SHERBROOKE 2
13:20 – 13:40 Jennifer L. Campbell (University of Toronto)
Opening Remarks and Remarkable Openings: Dr. Peter Ramsden
13:40 – 14:00 Christopher Read (Institute of Technology Sligo)
Deviant burials and the Undead in Medieval Ireland: Evidence from The Bishop’s Seat Kilteasheen Co.
Roscommon
14 :00 – 14 :20 D. Ann Herring (Department of Anthropology, McMaster University)
Peter Ramsden as Innovative Iconoclast
14 :20 – 14 :40 Christopher Ellis (University of Western Ontario)
The Davidson Site (AhHk-54) and Late Archaic Settlement Systems
14:40 – 15:00 Eric and Joan Damkjar (Archaeological Survey of Alberta)
A Tale of Two Longhouses: Archaeological Vignettes from the South and the North
15:00 – 15:20 Pause café / Coffee break
15 :20 – 15 :40 Penny Young and Joseph Muller
Regional Analyses and Preceramic Site Distribution Patterns: A Paper Honouring the Research of Peter
Ramsden
15 :40 – 16 :00 Susan M. Jamieson (Trent University)
Rethinking Trigger’s Wendat Socio-Political Model
16: 00 – 16:20 Aubrey Cannon (McMaster University)
Peopling the Millennial Past: Chronology, Memory, Factions and Events at Namu, British Columbia
16:20 – 16:40 Neal Ferris (Lawson Chair of Canadian Archaeology, Western University/Museum of Ontario
Archaeology)
In Praise of Counter Factual Ontario Late Woodland Culture History
16:40 – 17:00 Peter Carruthers
A Strange Encounter in 1960: Adventures in Ontology
17:00 – 17:20 Lisa K. Rankin (Memorial University)
Wishful Thinking
17:20 -17:40 Jack Brink (Royal Alberta Museum)
Who’s the Guy with the Spoon on his Nose?
Samedi 19 mai, avant-midi • Saturday May 19, morning
La bioarchéologie au Québec
Isabelle Ribot (Organisatrice et Animatrice)
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8 :40 – 9 :00 Robert Larocque (Bioarchéologue indépendant)
Les sépultures du cimetière St. Matthew: reflet de la diversité de la communauté protestante de Québec
9 :00 – 9 :20 Étienne Taschereau (Université Laval, Ville de Québec)
Âge, stress et croissance: test de méthodes nouvelles et anciennes sur des individus immatures exhumés du
cimetière protestant de l’église St. Matthew, rue St-Jean à Québec, QC
9 :20 – 9 :40 Simon Lucas 1 , Elsa Leboff, Loïc Mourlane, Fanny Morland, Olivier Dutour, Isabelle Ribot, Anne-Marie
Grimoud ( 1 Ecole Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris)
Apports de l’usure dentaire en bioarchéologie: comparaison de populations historiques française et québécoise
9 :40 – 10 :00 Isabelle Ribot 1 , Fanny Morland ( 1 Université de Montréal)
Bilan des recherches récentes en paléonutrition au Québec
10 :00 – 10 :20 Pause café / Coffee break
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