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2023 OAS Symposium - Maawnjidwin: 50 Years of Gathering, Where Yesterday Meets Tomorrow

Start
November 03, 2023
End
November 05, 2023
Location
Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre/Southampton Town Hall

Registration

(depends on selected options)

Base fee:

Member - Early Bird – $75.00
Early Bird Registration.
OAS members only, please sign in to access.
Member - Regular – $100.00
Regular Registration. OAS members only, please sign in to access.
Non-Member - Early Bird – $85.00
Non-member early bird conference registration.
Non-Member - Regular – $110.00
Non-member regular conference registration.
Single Day Rate – $60.00
Includes one (1) day (Saturday or Sunday)
Student and Indigenous Registrants – $35.00
Student or Indigenous Regular and Early Bird Registration

The Ontario Archaeological Society's 50th Annual Symposium will be held in Southampton in the treaty territory of Saugeen Ojibway Nation (Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation and Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation) and near the home of the Historic Saugeen Métis. Most events will happen at the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre and Southampton Town Hall from November 3rd to the 5th. We hope to also take the opportunity to celebrate this amazing OAS milestone together!

This in-person symposium will include a Friday evening reception at the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre in Southampton and a Saturday reception and awards ceremony at the Southampton Town Hall.

The theme is “Maawnjidwin: 50 Years of Gathering, Where Yesterday Meets Tomorrow”.

Online registration is now closed. Registration at the door will be available beginning Friday November 3 at 1:00 pm in the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre Lobby. Please note that registration for the Saturday Night Reception and Awards Ceremony can only be booked through online registration and is no longer available.

Contact us

Address: 1444 Queen Street East, Suite 102, Toronto, ON M4L 1E1

Phone: +1 (416) 406-5959

Email: info@ontarioarchaeology.org

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The Ontario Archaeological Society is a registered charitable organization that promotes the ethical practice of archaeology. The general public, students and professional alike are encouraged to become members of the Society and to support its co-ordinating role in helping to record and preserve our non-renewable cultural heritage. Click here to view membership details.

1444 Queen St. E., Suite 102, Toronto ON M4L 1E1