30Apr 2018 by TMHC
TMHC and the 2018 Canadian Archaeological Association Annual Meeting

TMHC and the 2018 Canadian Archaeological Association Annual Meeting

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TMHC and the 2018 Canadian Archaeological Association Annual Meeting This week the Canadian Archaeological Association hosts its annual meeting in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This year’s theme is “Where the Spirit Resides“, based on the Anishinaabe word “Manitoba”. The Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Committee reverberate throughout this country, with archaeology being no exception. As the Ontario Archaeological Society recently adopted a new statement of ethical principles, the CAA also stands at a crossroads. The topics of the upcoming sessions underscore the growing influence of Descendant communities on archaeological practice. TMHC’s partnership with Sustainable Archaeology: Western and Mitacs will feature in one such session. Dr. Joshua Dent will discuss the Research Portal pilot project and how it is a reflection of and a contributing factor to the ongoing process…
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12Jan 2018 by TMHC
Looking Back at Canada 150

Looking Back at Canada 150

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We live in a pretty big country. Including land and sea territory, Canada covers 9.98 million square kilometres. That’s a vast territory consisting of thousands of ecosystems each with its own operational quirks, patterns and idiosyncrasies. These ecosystems and the landscapes that encompass them cycle on timescales that can reach far beyond a mere couple of centuries. In surveying the scale of recent Canadian land-use (residential, agricultural, forestry, mining, etc.) and the relative swiftness with which that land-use has pervaded the landscape, it can be tempting to attribute this expansion to technological advances and the “superiority” of modern land management. But this notion of “frontier”-ism, or the primacy of the recent past fails to acknowledge that this vast territory and its multitude of ecosystems were already well understood by the…
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20Sep 2017 by TMHC
TMHC and the Research Portal

TMHC and the Research Portal

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TMHC and the Research Portal At the end of 2016, Timmins Martelle Heritage Consultants together with Sustainable Archaeology @ Western University,  initiated a new postdoctoral fellowship funded, in part, through the Mitacs Elevate program. The goal of the fellowship is to theorize a comprehensive digital heritage information platform and, in doing so, redesign, streamline and augment archaeological and heritage information systems already present and in development by both institutions. One original system developed as part of the fellowship is the community-driven Research Portal. The Research Portal The world is full of great ideas, many held by individuals and organizations that will never realize their full potential because they do not have the resources to undertake associated research and follow through on outcomes. Social sciences and humanities departments across Canada are…
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19May 2017 by TMHC
In the News: Waterfront Park Archaeology, Village of Point Edward

In the News: Waterfront Park Archaeology, Village of Point Edward

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In the News: Waterfront Park, Village of Point Edward [siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget] Two recent articles reporting on the work Timmins Martelle Heritage Consultants has been conducting in coordination with local First Nations in Point Edward's Waterfront Park:   Unearthing signs of a gathering place Paul Morden, Sarnia Observer; May 18, 2017   Millennia old artifacts found in Point Edward Travis Poland, Lambton Shield; May 15, 2017
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