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SUMMARY:P.A. Historical Museum Coffee & Conversation
DESCRIPTION:More than a Fort: M tis Archaeology at pehonanik (Fort Carlton FfNp-1)\n\nJoin Sarah Pocha-Tait (MA Candidate\, Department of Anthropology\, University of Saskatchewan) as she shares her exploration into the roles of M tis women at pehonanik and how their presence can be seen in the artefact assemblage. \n\nFort Carlton was a fur trade post which operated from 1810-1885. Its original location at the forks of the two Saskatchewan Rivers opened in 1795\, but in 1810 it moved further\n\nsouthwest to a prime location along the North Saskatchewan River. This area holds the Cree name pehonanik meaning "the waiting place".\n\nFrom 2021-2023 the University of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society excavated 48 units and recovered over 10\,000 belongings in the area to the west of the reconstructed Fort Carlton.\n\nThis is a free Culture Days Program hosted by the Prince Albert Historical Society and the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society.\n\nCoffee/tea & cookies will be served.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:More than a Fort: Mé\;tis Archaeology at pehonanik (Fort Carlton FfNp-1)
\n\nJoin Sarah Pocha-Tait (MA Candidate\, Department of Anthropology\, University of Saskatchewan) as she shares her exploration into the roles of Mé\;tis women at pehonanik and how their presence can be seen in the artefact assemblage. \; \;
\n\nFort Carlton was a fur trade post which operated from 1810-1885. Its original location at the forks of the two Saskatchewan Rivers opened in 1795\, but in 1810 it moved further
\n\nsouthwest to a prime location along the North Saskatchewan River. This area holds the Cree name pehonanik meaning &ldquo\;the waiting place&rdquo\;.
\n\nFrom 2021-2023 the University of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society excavated 48 units and recovered over 10\,000 belongings in the area to the west of the reconstructed Fort Carlton.
\n\nThis is a free Culture Days Program hosted by the Prince Albert Historical Society and the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society.
\n\nCoffee/tea &\; cookies will be served.
\n
LOCATION:Location Prince Albert 10 River Street East Prince Albert\, SK
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DTSTAMP:20260406T074605Z
URL:https://business.princealbertchamber.com/events/details/p-a-historical-museum-coffee-conversation-6883
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