Congratulations to Gary for presenting @can-arch.bsky.social conference, #CAA2026! He explored the origins of pseudo-science relating to archaeology & discussed possible solutions to illuminate the facts & filter out the fiction for public consumption. We hear you rocked this, Gary! Woohoo! 🙌😍💚🔥
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Official account of the Canadian Archaeological Association / Association canadienne d'archéologie . Upcoming conference May 6-10, Canmore, AB https://canadianarchaeology.com/caa/annual-meeting
Kudos to Curt for his presentation @can-arch.bsky.social conference, #CAA2026! His paper was titled “The Good, The Bad and the Ugly of Archaeology YouTube”. Review: “Interesting, funny & informative” Woohoo Curt!
#CAA2026 Day 3 is underway! We have some amazing posters on display, don't forget to check them out, ask questions, and vote for your favourite for the people's choice award! #conference #CanArch 🏺
Some reporting on the recent SMU field school work at the Old Burying Ground: www.saltwire.com/nova-scotia/...
Archeology students find evidence of unmarked burials at Halifax's Old Burying Ground
Halifax’s first cemetery, The Old Burying Ground, is said to have close to 10,000 unmarked burials.
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And we're off! Welcome to the 2026 CAA-ACA conference, co-hosted with the Alberta Society of #Archaeology Our first tours are off, board meetings are underway, and attendees are arriving! Get excited for our opening reception tonight, we're so excited to see you! 🏔 🏺 #CAA2026
It's finally time 🎉 The @can-arch.bsky.social conference starts tomorrow (May 6), and you'll be able to find several of our lovely IPIA scholars all over the place! If you're at the conference, come check out our sessions and presentations and say hi! 🏺
Don't forget, our call for paper and poster abstracts is open for submissions! Head over to the conference page on the CAA website to submit your abstracts before March 31st! 🎉 #archaeology #conference canadianarchaeology.com/caa/annual-m...
Postdoc and PhD positions at Ghent University: Ecological Entanglements and Biodiversity in Late Medieval Northern Europe, 1400-1600 niche-canada.org/2026/01/31/p... #envhist #medieval #envhum
PostDoc & PhD Opportunities - Ecological Entanglements and Biodiversity in Late Medieval Northern Europe, 1400-1600
The European Research Council (ERC)-funded project ‘Ecological Entanglements and Biodiversity in Late Medieval Northern Europe, 1400-1600’ (ECOLENT), led by Sander Govaerts, offers several PhD and pos...
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Fantastic news! It appears that an individual has used a program to download the data from the historic places register and created a new site with it! If all the data is accurate, this will become a valuable site for researchers across the country. 🏺 #heritage heritageguide.ca/search?q=New...
Search | Heritage GuideHeritage Guide
Search thousands of Canadian heritage sites.
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Heritage Saskatchewan is working hard to try & save Canada's Historic Places Database, which ParksCanada is slated to take offline in spring 2026. It is a vital resource for #heritage in Canada. Please consider checking out what you can do below! 🏺 #archaeology heritagesask.ca/canadian-reg...
Canadian Register of Historic Places | Heritage Sask
Heritage Saskatchewan, A Voice for Living Heritage. Activities must exhibit sensitivity to: The indigenous natural environment; The impact of the interaction between human activity and natural environ...
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This is going to be a really fun and stimulating session on pseudoarchaeology and communicating archaeology at the upcoming meeting of the @can-arch.bsky.social in beautiful Canmore, AB, May 6-10!
Let's get this party started!🏺🇨🇦 Looking for papers for #CAA2026 How do you share archaeology? What has been your experience navigating the muddy waters between pseudoarchaeology and real research? How can we do better as a field, a discipline, and community to combat anti-intellectualism?
Season 2 of the Parks Canada podcast, ReCollections, is now available! Learn more here: niche-canada.org/2026/01/20/s... #envhist #parkhistory #cdnhist #parkscanada
Season 2 of ReCollections : A Parks Canada Podcast - la saison 2 de ReTrouver : un balado de Parcs Canada
This season, ReCollections continues this tradition by taking listeners on a journey through four compelling stories from our national historic sites, national parks and collections.
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Exciting new job opportunity with the Nunavut Government! There is an opening for a Project Assessment Archaeologist is accepting applications now! Check out the link below for more information! 🏺 #archaeology #nunavut #jobs www.gov.nu.ca/en/jobs/proj...
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Our friends at Bodo out here to remind everyone that if you're an ASA or Bodo arch society member, we have special conference rates for you! 🎉🎉
And ASA members, including members of the Bodo Archaeological Society, get a special rate as well!
CFP posted on the blog - Memories of Erasure: The Lost Villages of Eastern Canada 16th-21th Century For more information:
CFP: Memories of Erasure: The Lost Villages of Eastern Canada 16th-21th Century
Call for papers Memories of Eresure-Appel à contributions Mémoire de l’effacementDownload
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🎉Conference Registration is Open!!🎉 Are you getting excited about the CAA/ACA 2026 conference?? We sure are! Conference registration is now open now on our website! Early 🐦 registration closes on March 31st, and online registration closes on May 1st! #CAA #Conference #CanArch #archaeology 🏺
The CAA Student Committee is running a virtual workshop on January 29th, titled 'Academic Posters for Archaeology'. If you are looking for tips on creating an effective and engaging academic poster for a conference in 2026, this workshop is for you! 🏺 Please share! #CanArch #archaeology
Happy Holidays and Joyeuses fêtes from everyone at the CAA/ACA! We hope you are all cozy and warm with friends and/or family, with visions of next field season dancing in your heads! 🎄 Photo by Tim Rast, Backdirt screening on Baffin Island. #CAA #CanArch #archaeology #fieldwork #holidays
@uofa-ipia.bsky.social @can-arch.bsky.social are there any more generous souls among you who could spare a little time for student groups?
I can't (yes I can) believe I am sending out another email to archaeologists asking them to do a few more Skype a Scientist sessions for LEGO league. But here we are. Putting our scientific network to the test. Really learning the limits here this semester, whew.
Happy International Archaeology Day 2025!! We hope you are all out there, chatting about archaeology, learning about heritage in your area, and spreading joy and knowledge! Don't forget, our Call for Sessions for the 2026 CAA/ACA conference is live on our website. Link in Bio! #archaeology #CanArch
Research celebration moments: Check out Dr. Gabriel Hrynick's New Brunswick Archaeology Podcast, co-hosted with Dr. Kenneth Holyoke (University of Lethbridge)! The podcast recently received a Public Communications Award from the @can-arch.bsky.social. Find the podcast at rss.com/podcasts/nba...
Maybe this is a time to have a roundtable or panel discussion about threats to archaeology/gists in Canada, drawing folks accross Canada from Parks, CRM, academia, etc. to talk about identifying different types of threats and suggestions on how best to document and address them 🤔 🏺
It's TIME! Our call for session proposals is open! We're preparing for the 58th Annual General Meeting of the CAA / ACA, in Canmore, Alberta, & we want you to join us! We are accepting Session Proposals until January 15, 2026, so head to the link in our bio! 🏺 #CanArch #archaeology #conference
It's TIME! Our call for session proposals is open! We're preparing for the 58th Annual General Meeting of the CAA / ACA, in Canmore, Alberta, & we want you to join us! We are accepting Session Proposals until January 15, 2026, so head to the link in our bio! 🏺 #CanArch #archaeology #conference
André Bergeron (1955-2025) and Blandine Daux (1970-2025). André Bergeron and Blandine Daux, archaeological conservators working for the Centre de conservation du Québec (CCQ), passed away tragically in Lisbon, Portugal, on September 3, 2025. Please visit our FB for the full Obituary. #CanArch 🏺
This beautiful Hawaiian quilt depicts traditional crescent fans called pe'ahi, made of intricately woven coconut fibre, human hair & plaited pandanus leaf, intermingled with pandanus fronds. The Museum has 3 pe'ahi in the collections but elsewhere very few have survived intact. bit.ly/46UZ738
Hi friends! Now that the field season is (mostly) behind us, we'd love to see your fieldwork photos & feature them on our socials! Did you have a beautiful testpit that you're able to share? A funny pic from the season with your crew? DM us, or email the photo with your name & a brief caption! 🏺❤️
Exciting job opportunity with Nunatsiavut, as an archaeologist based in Nain, Lab! The position closes on Wed, so hurry over to the careers page below if interested. Please Share! 🏺 #archaeology #archaeologist careers.nunatsiavut.com/job-listings...
ARCHAEOLOGIST I - NG Recruitment
CLOSING: June 25, 2025
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One full week completed at Fort St-Louis with steady progress on a variety of units, plus visits from archaeological and museum colleagues. #canarch #archaeology #fieldwork @novascotiamuseum.bsky.social @somag.bsky.social @can-arch.bsky.social
🌞Happy Friday everyone!🌞 We thought we'd collect a few tips for the field season, to get everyone outside safely! Have any other tips to share with young archaeologists? Pop them in the comments and lets start a discussion! 🧵 . #CAA #ACA #CanArch #fieldwork #archaeology #heritage #Canada
June is Pride Month - a time for all of us to stand together and support and celebrate our 2SLGBTQIA+ communities. Pride Month is the start of the Pride Season in Canada which runs from June to September. Find an event near you and join in the celebrations!