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SUMMARY:Archaeology at the Baumann Site in Oro-Medonte - Online 
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for an evening as speaker Susan Dermarkar who will be 
 discussing the archaeology of the Baumann Site\, a 15th century Wendat Vil
 lage in Oro-Medonte. \n.\nhttps://barrielibrary.libnet.info/event/17493964
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>If you can't make it in person\, please jo
 in us online for this great talk!</p>\n<h4>About the Presentation:</h4>\n<
 p>The Baumann Site is a 15th century settlement&nbsp\;in Oro-Medonte. It w
 as excavated several&nbsp\;decades ago and is still the subject of special
 ist research\, especially the pottery.</p>\n<p>The Baumann Village\, locat
 ed northwest&nbsp\;of Warminster\, is a small 15th century&nbsp\;Wendat vi
 llage site characterized by a&nbsp\;large proportion of distinctive Lalond
 e&nbsp\;High Collar pottery. Since final analysis&nbsp\;of the material re
 mains of the village is in&nbsp\;its preliminary stages\, Susan Demarkar w
 ill be presenting a general overview of&nbsp\;the site and its relative pl
 ace within the greater Wendat occupation of Southern&nbsp\;Ontario\, relyi
 ng heavily on the work of Dr. Marianne Stopp.&nbsp\;She will introduce var
 ious aspects of the settlement pattern\, lithics&nbsp\;and bone artifacts 
 recovered over several years of excavation led&nbsp\;by Dr. Stopp and Dr. 
 Dean Knight. A more in-depth description of&nbsp\;the ceramics will round 
 out the presentation.&nbsp\;</p>\n<h4>About the Presenter:</h4>\n<p><img s
 rc="https://static.libnet.info/frontend-images/editor/barrielibrary/OAS_Oc
 t_29_2.jpg" width="221" height="181" alt="" style="float: left\;" />Susan 
 Dermarkar is currently a Research Associate at Trent University&rsquo\;s T
 UARC and the University of&nbsp\;Toronto&rsquo\;s Archaeological Resource 
 Centres. She completed her PhD in Iroquoian ceramics and social network&nb
 sp\;analysis at U of T in 2019. Her 1985 Master&rsquo\;s degree from Trent
  University in Mayan Archaeology investigated&nbsp\;two Postclassic Coloni
 al era residential platforms at Tipu\, Belize. She received her B.A. in Ir
 oquoian&nbsp\;Archaeology from Wilfrid Laurier University under Dean Knigh
 t\, and has been involved in both academic and&nbsp\;CRM field research in
  Ontario\, British Columbia\, Belize\, and Greece since her first dig at t
 he Seed-Barker site&nbsp\;in 1977.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p
 >&nbsp\;</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><img src="https://static.libnet.info/frontend-im
 ages/editor/barrielibrary/huronia.jpg" width="314" height="80" alt="" /></
 p>\nhttps://barrielibrary.libnet.info/event/17493964
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