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Miss Ruth Marshall at the Boyd Woodbridge archaeological dig with a snake effigy pipe about 600 years old (AD
Miss Ruth Marshall at the Boyd Woodbridge archaeological dig with a snake effigy pipe about 600 years old (AD

Miss Ruth Marshall at the Boyd Woodbridge archaeological dig with a snake effigy pipe about 600 years old (AD

Date5/19/1957
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Miss Ruth Marshall at the Boyd Woodbridge archaeological dig with a snake effigy pipe about 600 years old (AD.1300)
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number2001-2-380
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
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
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
5/19/1957
Two women, surrounded by rocks, working in the sun.
Archaeological team digging up artifacts at Fort St. Joseph, on an island near Sault Ste. Marie
5 July 1978
Prof. T. F. McIlwraith, assistant director of the Royal Ontario museum's archaeological department, is supervising the work of this scientific party. (...)
Prof. T. F. McIlwraith, assistant director of the Royal Ontario museum's archaeological department, is supervising the work of this scientific party. (...)
9/14/1946
Grade 11 student Irene Huljak and Andrew Kannon, in Grade 12, dig in the dirt yesterday on the site of Gore Vale, the first brick house built in west (...)
Grade 11 student Irene Huljak and Andrew Kannon, in Grade 12, dig in the dirt yesterday on the site of Gore Vale, the first brick house built in west (...)
7/9/1991
Digging in: Teacher Ron Postill (right front) pitchs in with pupils in a dig at Leslieville Public school as archeologists stand by to identify their finds
Digging in: Teacher Ron Postill (right front) pitchs in with pupils in a dig at Leslieville Public school as archeologists stand by to identify their finds
6/2/1989
Scarborough Indian archeaological dig, west of Tabor's Hill ossuary (east side of Bellamy just north of Lawrence)
Scarborough Indian archeaological dig, west of Tabor's Hill ossuary (east side of Bellamy just north of Lawrence)
11/21/1957
Seed - Barker site Woodbridge
Seed - Barker site Woodbridge
8/13/1995
Seed-barker site, Boyd conservation complex
Seed-barker site, Boyd conservation complex
8/5/1994
Royal Ontario Museum's Desmond Collins thinks mysterious wide-clawed 'killer shrimp' of 500 million years ago were probably not shrimp at all
Royal Ontario Museum's Desmond Collins thinks mysterious wide-clawed 'killer shrimp' of 500 million years ago were probably not shrimp at all
1/20/1993
Royal Ontario Museum's Desmond Collins thinks mysterious wide-clawed 'killer shrimp' of 500 million years ago were probably not shrimp at all
Royal Ontario Museum's Desmond Collins thinks mysterious wide-clawed 'killer shrimp' of 500 million years ago were probably not shrimp at all
1/20/1993
Anthropology students are hard at work looking for relics of an Indian village which existed an estimated 450 years ago
Anthropology students are hard at work looking for relics of an Indian village which existed an estimated 450 years ago
10/23/1948
Illustris civitatis Conimbriae in Lusitania ad flumen Illundam effigies
Illustris civitatis Conimbriae in Lusitania ad flumen Illundam effigies
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