Past Events

SEAAS
Bison skull, SEAAS Logo
17 September

Speaker Series: What was for Dinner 1,000 Years Ago? Recreating Past Plains Recipes via Pottery and Bones

Business meeting at 7 pm with speaker at 8 pm
Zoom (contact seaasarky@gmail.com for further information)
Speaker: Andrew Lints, PhD
Calgary
Old drawing of an Indigenous Game
17 September

Speaker Series: Old Man's Playing Ground and Beyond: A History of Indigenous Gambling Games

7:00 PM
Calgary Central Public Library - Room 3-16B
Speaker: Dr. Gabriel Yanicki
Lethbridge
Shows an old Chinese laundry in Black and White
09 September

Speaker Series: On Being "A Nuisance": Mapping Chinese Laundries in Historic Downtown Lethbridge

7:00 PM
1st Choice Sports & Wellness Building, U of L Campus, PE264 and Zoom: https://uleth.zoom.us/j/99212329851
Speakers: Suzanne Lenon, Autumn Barthel, & Andrew Gryba

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Join our archaeology community by becoming a member and enjoy benefits such as discounted prices for events, workshops, and activities. You'll also receive a subscription to the Alberta Archaeological Review, which features the latest reports on archaeology in Alberta. By joining, you'll have the opportunity to run for board positions and support the vision and mission of the Archaeological Society of Alberta. Each Centre has its own unique benefits for members. Anyone with an interest in archaeology is welcome to join.

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Did you know that Alberta has a rich history? People have been living in Alberta for about 13,000 years! 

The Archaeological Society of Alberta Centres hosts a variety of engaging and interactive events that allow participants to connect with the archaeology of Alberta. 

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