Strata

The Peterborough OAS newsletter, which began publishing in the Fall of 2010.

Strata 2016 Summer/Fall Vol.6 No. 2

• Memories of a Dig (Week 1) Dirk Verhulst, p. 2
  

• Memories of a Dig (Week 2) Tom Mohr, p. 7
  

• Digging in Squares Tiffany McLennan, p. 10
  

• Jacob Island David Harris, p. 12
  

• Through the Eyes of the Anishnaabeg Rita Granda, p. 14
  

• Imagine a Park Dirk Verhulst, p. 17
  

• Archaeology of the Inkas Rita Granda, p. 21
  

Strata 2016 Spring Vol.6 No. 1

• An Unusual Bowl from the Benson Site by Peter Ramsden, p. 2
  

• Late Paleo-Indian Hi-Lo Points by Rita Granda, p. 5
  

• Archaeological Innocents Abroad by Deb Mohr, p. 7
  

• It’s Time to Share by Margaret Fecteau, p. 10
  

• Hopewell Pan Pipes by Rita Granda, p. 12
  

• Mystery of the Missing Males by Dirk Verhulst, p. 15
  

• The Village of Hiawatha by Tom Mohr, p. 18
  

2015 Vol. 5, No 3

• President’s Annual Report, Tom Mohr, p. 2
• First Nations & Archaeology, Julie Kapyrk, p. 5
• New Lithic Collection at Trent University, Bill Fox, p. 7
• Peterborough Arts, Culture, Heritage Forum, Morgan Tamplin, p. 8
• Nunalleq, Dirk Verhulst, p. 9

2015 Vol. 5, No 2

• A Rockin' Good Summer, part 1, Tom Mohr, p. 2
• We Publish our First Book, Dirk Verhulst, p. 4
• A Rockin' Good Summer, part 2, Tom Mohr, p. 5

2015 Vol. 5, No 1

• Back to Belize, Pat Aslin, p. 2
• Cupcakes and Cushing's Cat, Dirk Verhulst, p. 3
• Joan of Arc and the Underground Parking Garage, Julie Kapyrka, p. 5
• Dental Appointment in Guayabo, Freda Seddon, p. 6
• Reaching Out, Morgan Tamplin, p. 7
• The Honey Farm Pipe, Tom Mohr & Bill Fox, p. 8 

Winter 2014 Vol.4, No 4

• President’s Report, Tom Mohr, p. 1-3
• Forging New Bonds of Trust, Anne Taylor, p. 4-6
• Honouring the Past, Sharing Today: archaeology and sacred sites in The Land Between, Sheryl Smith, p. 7-10
• Why Archaeology in Peterborough, Tom Mohr, p. 11-14
• Art Lessons from the Land of the Teaching Rocks, Dirk Verhulst, p. 15-18

Fall 2014 Vol.4, No 3

• Peterborough Hosts OAS Symposium 2014, p.  2-4
• The Archaeologist, the Teacher, and the Serpent Mounds by Dirk Verhulst, p. 6-11
• Epilogue: the Serpent Rests, p. 12-14

Spring 2014 Vol. 4, No. 2

• A Few Words From the Symposium Co-chair, Tom Mohr, p. 2
• A Few Words From the Other Symposium Co-chair, Sheryl Smith, p.2
• The Symposium Program so far, by Bill Fox, p.3
• Exciting Announcement, by Morgan Tamplin, p.3
• Following the money, by Harry Johnson, p.4
• About Auctions and books, by Deb Mohr, p.4
• What is the land between?, by Leora Burman, p.5
• Working Together, by Anne Taylor, p.5
• Of Chipmunks, Dogs, and Consultation, by Tom Mohr, p.6
• Archaeology is all around us, by Dirk Verhulst, p.7
• Grave Reminiscences, by Bill Fox, p.1; 8-17

Winter 2014 Vol. 4, No. 1

• Of chipmunks and dogs: a zooarchaeological analysis from Jacob's Island, p. 2
• New Peterborough Archaeology Policy described as “a model for the province, p.4
• Peterborough Chapter Annual Report – 2012/2013, p.5
• Sometimes it’s just a rock…, p.6

Summer 2013 Vol. 3, No. 3

• Bill Allen: seeker of knowledge, p. 1
• Bill Fox's story chapter 5, p. 2-5
• Dig Day at Sebastien, p. 6-7
• The Mantle Site, p. 8
• The Scugog Trail, p. 9
• Road Trip (Summer events), p. 10-13
• Back page (President's report), p.14

March 2013 Vol. 3, No. 2

• Agatha Christie, archaeology, & Alzheimer's, Dirk Verhulst, p.1
• Early years in Ontario Archaeology: Chapter 4, Bill Fox, p. 2-7
• The people of the Americas: new evidence, old controversies, Dirk Verhulst, p.8
• Why the OAS Symposium is a "Go to" event, Sheryl Smith, p.9
• Back page, by Tom Mohr, p.10

Winter 2013, Vol. 3, no. 1

• Huronia chert chase
• President's AGM report
• Bill Fox's story
• Mayan apocalypse
• Ferryland, Nfld.
• Trent Severn arch. sites

Summer 2012, Vol. 2, no. 3

• President's Message
• Searching for chert
• The Academic Years: Bill Fox goes to college
• “Think like an archaeologist”

Spring 2012, Vol. 2, no. 2

• Chapter 1 “Adventures of Billy Fox: The Early Years”
• Recent presentations, Tom Mohr, Sheryl Smith
• presentation by: Neal Ferris
• presentation by: Amy Barron

Winter 2012, Vol. 2, no. 1

• President's Message
• Evidence of early tool making in Rice Lake by Lisa Sonnenburg
• Peterborough chapter hosts archaeobotanical display and lab by Rudy Fecteau
• Highlights from the Peterborough chapter's first annual general meeting
• Our first year in review

Fall 2011, Vol. 1, no. 3

• Peterborough chapter members visit the Petroglyphs
• Archaeology at the Lindsay Jail
• STRATA special feature (Ontario chert types)
• Mysterious metasediments
• A summary of Lisa Sonnenburg's presentation
• A summary of Rudy Fecteau's presentation
• An application for membership

Winter 2011, Vol. 1, no. 2

• Heritage Week in Peterborough
• Curve Lake Elder, Doug Williams, Addresses Peterborough Chapter
• Building Relationships with First Nations: “It’s the right thing to do” by Julie Kapyrka
• Recently Honoured Archaeologist, Bill Fox, Addresses Peterborough Chapter
• An application for membership

Fall 2010, Vol. 1, no. 1

• It’s Official ! The Peterborough Chapter of the OAS is Born!
• A hint of things to come
• A message from Michael Stringer, our president
• An introduction to the members of our executive
• An invitation to attend our first public presentation by Prof. Morgan Tamplin
• A summary of Julie Kapyrka’s presentation at our organizational meeting
• An application for membership