Résultats

    The earliest known settlers of the Americas were in Southern Ontario during the final glacial episodes over 10,000 years ago, when the population of the entire province would have been 100-200.

    Most of these are small enough to classify as arrowheads; while the point on the bottom middle is too heavy and wide to have been used for an arrow.

    Found by Mr. Alistair Thomson in 1970 in the Boyne River valley in Flesherton.

    Most of these are too wide and heavy to be arrowheads and were most likely used on atlatl darts or spears 4,000 - 9,000 years ago.

    Most likely made about 4,500 years ago.

    This woven doll cradle was made by a First Nation Indian living along the Beaver River. It was bought by the Webers and given to their grandchild Wilda (Weber) Laurence in 1911.

    Chief Sitting Bull was a great leader, a holy man and a central character in North American history. Discover how Sitting Bull's headdress, shirt and other personal artifacts were prepared for displa

    Used generally for functional construction (from bowls to canoes) this tool would be attached at a right angle to a wooden shaft and swung with the hand.

    The would typically be attached to a shaft and used to scrape fur off of a hide or the fatty tissue inside the skin.

    Mezzotint. Undated. Printed by J. Wright

    An ink print dated c. 1812 that is believed to have been created in America.

    Under this Accession number there is a collection of newspapers from the United States (US) from the years 1812 to 1886, some of which contain articles related to the War of 1812. The following is a