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Swan River Paleo site
Among the earliest groups into the Swan River Valley 10,000 years ago were people who hunted now-extinct species of bison found in the area. Unique tools left behind include the Cody Knife and distinctive forms of spear points like Scottsbluff, Alberta, and Eden.
Images courtesy of:
Kevin Brownlee and The Historic Resources Branch
Poster
The new MAS poster showcases the ancient heritage of Manitoba through a brief tour of over 40 selected sites. This poster highlights the diverse history of this province through archaeological materials and sites across the natural regions of Manitoba. Featured sites include early settlements of the Thule in the arctic, eskers as the highway of the ancient peoples in the subarctic, tipi rings prominent in the plains, and central depots for the activities of the Fur Trade. The poster also features a range of archaeological artifacts demonstrating the technological ingenuity and skill of the past inhabitants of Manitoba.
To obtain a copy of the MAS poster, please contact our office at
mbarch@mts.net.
Please note that due to limited quantities available, a small
handling fee will be charged.
Example of featured site:
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