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Digging on the grounds of the 150-year-old Silverthorn estate in Mississauga, Howard Savage, president of the Ontario Archeological Society, gets help(...)
Digging on the grounds of the 150-year-old Silverthorn estate in Mississauga, Howard Savage, president of the Ontario Archeological Society, gets help(...)

Digging on the grounds of the 150-year-old Silverthorn estate in Mississauga, Howard Savage, president of the Ontario Archeological Society, gets help(...)

Date10/22/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Digging on the grounds of the 150-year-old Silverthorn estate in Mississauga; Howard Savage; president of the Ontario Archeological Society; gets help from Margaret-Ann Clark; Joan Edwards and Robin Dods. They recovered hundreds of fragments of household object such a crockery and glass.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0106756F
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Mr. Paul Sweetman, president of the Ontario Archeological Society, at the Boyd Woodbridge archaeological dig, on the eastern bank of the Humber river, opposite the south end of Boyd Park
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