Archaeology in the Great Lakes Region

James Conolly

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I am directing a ten-year (2016-2026) SSHRC-sponsored project on the archaeology and environmental history of the Kawartha Lakes and wetlands. The project currently supports seven graduate students involved in study of ceramic residues, underwater landscapes, historical ecology, and lithic and ceramic assemblages from recent and past excavation programs.

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