A Public Guide to Archaeology in London, Ontario
A Public Guide to Archaeology in London, Ontario
History to Present in London, Ontario
Front Cover Images:
(Top left): ca. 1890 Photograph of Richmond Street, looking north from a vantage point just south of York Street. Citation: Ivey Family London Room, London Public Library, London, Ontario, Canada. Public domain: Copyright has expired according to Canadian law. No restrictions on use.
(Top Right): Assorted artifacts c/o Timmins Martelle Heritage Consultants, Inc.; Projectile Point, Historic Glass Bottle, Assortment of Historic Buttons.
(Bottom): Lawson Site at the Museum of Ontario Archaeology, c/o Tourism London.
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The Canadian Archaeological Association Presents:
A Public Guide to Archaeology in London, Ontario
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© All materials found within these pages are for public interest and awareness. Much of the information and photographs were generously provided for by members of the public participating in the 2014 Canadian Archaeological Association, Association canadienne d’archéologie Annual Conference. All authorship has been given, where due, and should be consulted prior to further duplication. Created by K.G. Bishop (2014)
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Guidebook Contents
Archaeology in Practice………………………………..……………..……5
London Ontario’s History………………………………..……………..…..6