Canadian Archaeology Channel

For the past several years, filmmakers Ted and Mike O'Neill have worked with archaeologists Rabun Taylor and Katherine Rinne to discover the remain...

Mitsitam Native Foods Cafe Chef Richard Hetzler demonstrates cooking techniques employing chocolate in several dishes. This demonstration features ...

People of a variety of religions tell us their views on the beyond.

Explore the vast diversity, and the similarities, in the practices of the worl...

Connecting Mix Mingle Think

Looking for something new and fun to do on a Friday night? Something that's totally unique in Toronto - and probably t...

Once upon a time, back in the twentieth century, the weather was straightforward: it rained or snowed, skies were sunny or cloudy. However, in the ...

Archaeological Survey in Tootinaowaziibeeng's traditional land use area. Funding provided by Tootinaowaziibeeng Treaty Reserve and First Nation's F...

Video of sunken shipwreck HMS Investigator taken by Parks Canada underwater remote operated camera.

Chantal Cyr, responsable des services éducatifs au Musée québécois d'archéologie, à Beauharnois invite les professeurs à découvrir avec leurs élève...

In 2008, two Inuit Elders from Inukjuak visit the Qijurittuq archaeological site (IbGk-3), eastern Hudson Bay. Research was conduct during the IPY ...

Archeology and Geography students are digging up bones at Parc Safari in Hemmingford, Quebec. See how this field research program took on a human ...

Archaeological Dig in Resolute Bay, Nunavut

Amélie Sénécal, archéologue responsable à Pointe-du-Buisson/Musée québécois d'archéologie révèle les secrets de la Villa Ellice, une structure hist...

Excavation work at Quebec (Canada) during march 2006. Visit organized by ISA06

L'archéologue Amélie Sénécal vous en apprend davantage sur Hector Trudel, l'un des 17 sites archéologiques situés au Musée québécois d'archéologie....

L'archéologue Amélie Sénécal vous fait visiter Pointe-à-Jonathan, un des 17 sites archéologiques au Musée québécois d'archéologie, situé à Beauharn...

A geophysical survey for early historic archaeology. Results at top of page: http://www.archaeologicalpr...

Parks Canada will lead two separate Arctic archaeological surveys this summer in search of three vessels associated to the historic search for the ...

The Honourable Jim Prentice, Minister responsible Parks Canada, is pleased to announce the discovery of HMS Investigator. This ship is the first t...

Underwater footage of HMS Investigator with comments from Marc-André Bernier, Chief of the Underwater Archeology Service at Parks Canada.

A condo development on Bathurst at Lake Shore Boulevard West is also the site of a 19th century Grand Trunk Railway engine house. It's one of thous...

http://www.WatchMojo.com presents... A visit to an acheological dig in Montreal and some info on what's being discovered.

Welcome to scenic Burnside on the east coast of Newfoundland, where prehistoric aboriginal cultures have lived for over five thousand years. Along ...

UNBC Archaeology Field School, Summer 2010. Excavation along the Babine River, north of Fort Babine.

Anthropology 3CC6: Archaeological Field School allows students the unique opportunity to move from the classroom to a dig site - in this case a loc...

Prof Roksandic (paleonathropologist at the Department of Anthropology, University of Winnipeg) joined Dusan Mihailovic's (University of Belgrade) t...

A friend and I augering at McMaster's archaeology field school 2010.

Field-school in Paleoanthropology and Paleolithic Archaeology, offered by The University of Winnipeg in collaboration with Belgrade University and ...

The Graham House site near Claremont Field Centre in Pickering is the current location of the Boyd Archaeological Field School.

In this video, Arc...

Over a three week period, students develop and master interdisciplinary knowledge and skills through the exploration of Aboriginal and Euro-Canadia...

Over a three week period, students develop and master interdisciplinary knowledge and skills through the exploration of Aboriginal and Euro-Canadia...

Over a three week period, students develop and master interdisciplinary knowledge and skills through the exploration of Aboriginal and Euro-Canadia...

Marc-André Bernier, Chief of the Underwater Archeology Service at Parks Canada, provides information on the HMS Investigator survey and the discove...

Saving the Past -- Archaeology at the Fortress of Louisbourg by Jason Vermes. Cape Breton Field Unit . As part of the celebrations to mark the 12...

Former District Archaeologist of Jerusalem and current professor at Bar-Llan University and St. Michael's College at University of Toronto, Dr. Dan...

Dr. Eileen Schuller, scholar and professor at McMaster University, talks about her personal journey as a Dead Sea Scrolls researcher and the opport...

Dr. Peter Storck, ROM Archaeologist and author of Journey to the Ice Age, discusses his contributions to the study of Paleo-Indians, the first peop...

Archaeology has never been cooler than when it's embodied by the whip-cracking, swashbuckling Indiana Jones. Now visitors to a new exhibition can f...

By Gregory Robertson. A brief overview of an archaeological field course in Peru taught by Jean-François Millaire from The University of Western On...

Anthropology 3CC6: Archaeological Field School allows students the unique opportunity to move from the classroom to a dig site - in this case a loc...

Meghan Burchell and students discuss the Anthropology Field School course @ the RBG conservatory. They elaborate on learning outcomes and experien...

Tristan Carter, Assistant Professor of Archaeology in the department of Anthropology @ McMaster University, speaks on his research interests, teach...

Archaeologists and other scientists working in the Tla'amin First Nation's traditional territory this summer discovered many features occuring betw...

What happens when an archaeological site is logged? Is all information lost? SFU archaeologists working in the Tla'amin territory had to deal with ...

The Tla'amin First Nation have been fishing and processing herring for thousands and thousands of years. They can no longer fish for this important...

Academics have been known to impose their view on other people, but SFU archaeologists have based this project on the principle of collaboration. F...

Here the background of this exciting archaeological project from the two project directors, Dr. Dana Lepofsky, and Dr. John Welch.

Dr. Barbara Winter, curator of the SFU museum of archaeology and ethnology, introduces the fascinating archaeological project that was undertaken i...