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Archaeology Crew Probes Tiger Hills Sites in Manitoba
Archaeologists from Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and the United States conduct five year SSHRC funded field work in Tiger Hills Belmont Ninette and Lauder Hills. Key sites Loweton and Hokanson yield bone tools pottery and bison processing evidence with Brandon University lab processing and long term storage planned. The project aims to publish findings and engage public audiences by mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Ninette
Manitoba
Tiger Hills
United States
Canada
Scott Hamilton
Lakehead University
Thunder Bay
Bev Nicholson
Brandon University
Hamilton
Saskatchewan
Alberta
David Meyer
University of Saskatchewan
Jerry Oteleer
University of Calgary
Social Sciences and Humanitarian Research Council
SSHRC
Andrea Freeman
Garry Running
University of Wisconsin
Dion Wiesman
Matt Boyd
University of Manitoba
Alwynne Beaudoin
Provincial Museum of Alberta
Lauder Hills
Hartney
Melita
Loweton
Hokanson
Mississippi River
Chris Vickers
Baldur
Rock Lake
Baldur, Belmont
Marilyn Hokanson
Ken
Joanna Campbell
Brandon