The Archaeology Centre welcomes Dr. Andrew Roddick for a lunch-time talk titled:  “Encountering Desconocidos: Learning to See Proto-Urban Tiwanaku Image Systems.” See poster for details. All welcome.

ASCSA Summer 2026 Course Opportunities in archaeological soil & sediment micromorphology. See poster for details.

ASCSA Summer 2026 Course Opportunities at the Athenian Agora. See poster for details.

Dr. Mike Parker Pearson (University College London) will deliver the Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture: “Stonehenge - Explore the Mystery.”  See poster for registration link and additional details.

The Graduate Office for the Department of Anthropology at the University of Toronto will be holding an information session on their graduate programs (Master of Arts, Master of Science, Direct Entry-PhD and PhD). The session will be held online via Zoom. See poster for details.

The Graduate Office for the Department of Anthropology at the University of Toronto will be holding an information session on their graduate programs (Master of Arts, Master of Science, Direct Entry-PhD and PhD). The session will be held online via Zoom. See poster for details.

ASCSA Summer 2026 Course Opportunities at the Athenian Agora. See poster for details.

Dr. Mike Parker Pearson (University College London) will deliver the Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture: “Stonehenge - Explore the Mystery.”  See poster for registration link and additional details.

Rebecca Muscant, Graduate Workshop Organizer, is pleased to invite you to the second fall session of the HAPSAT Graduate Workshops. Alex Rose will present "How organism-first biology undermines evolutionary debunking of morality.” Wed. Nov. 12, 2025 12:00-1:30 pm | Victoria College, Room VC303.

ASCSA Summer 2026 Course Opportunities in archaeological soil & sediment micromorphology. See poster for details.

Dr. Mike Parker Pearson (University College London) will deliver the Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture: “Stonehenge - Explore the Mystery.”  See poster for registration link and additional details.

Rebecca Muscant, Graduate Workshop Organizer, is pleased to invite you to the second fall session of the HAPSAT Graduate Workshops. Alex Rose will present "How organism-first biology undermines evolutionary debunking of morality.” Wed. Nov. 12, 2025 12:00-1:30 pm | Victoria College, Room VC303.

The 27th Field School in Mortuary Archaeology, will be held in Giecz, Poland, during the summer of 2026. You can get more info about this project by visiting: www.slavia.org.

The Graduate Office for the Department of Anthropology at the University of Toronto will be holding an information session on their graduate programs (Master of Arts, Master of Science, Direct Entry-PhD and PhD). The session will be held online via Zoom. See poster for details.

Dr. Mike Parker Pearson (University College London) will deliver the Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture: “Stonehenge - Explore the Mystery.”  See poster for registration link and additional details.

Dr. Mike Parker Pearson (University College London) will deliver the Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture: “Stonehenge - Explore the Mystery.”  See poster for registration link and additional details.

The 27th Field School in Mortuary Archaeology, will be held in Giecz, Poland, during the summer of 2026. You can get more info about this project by visiting: www.slavia.org.

Join ASCSA for one of three Information Sessions. These events offer you the opportunity to find out more about the program and get your questions answered before the application deadline. See poster for details.

ASCSA Summer 2026 Course Opportunities at the Athenian Agora. See poster for details.

The 27th Field School in Mortuary Archaeology, will be held in Giecz, Poland, during the summer of 2026. You can get more info about this project by visiting: www.slavia.org.

Dr. Mike Parker Pearson (University College London) will deliver the Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture: “Stonehenge - Explore the Mystery.”  See poster for registration link and additional details.

The Mediterranean Archaeology Collaborative Specialization (MACS) and the Archaeology Centre welcome Dr. John Hopkins (Associate Professor, NYU Archaeology Hub) for a talk titled: “Making Gods: New Evidence for the Ecologies of Resource Exchange and Sacred Craft in Early Italy.”

Join ASCSA for one of three Information Sessions. These events offer you the opportunity to find out more about the program and get your questions answered before the application deadline. See poster for details.

The Mediterranean Archaeology Collaborative Specialization (MACS) and the Archaeology Centre welcome Dr. John Hopkins (Associate Professor, NYU Archaeology Hub) for a talk titled: “Making Gods: New Evidence for the Ecologies of Resource Exchange and Sacred Craft in Early Italy.”

The Graduate Office for the Department of Anthropology at the University of Toronto will be holding an information session on their graduate programs (Master of Arts, Master of Science, Direct Entry-PhD and PhD). The session will be held online via Zoom. See poster for details.

ASCSA Summer 2026 Course Opportunities at the Athenian Agora. See poster for details.

Join ASCSA for one of three Information Sessions. These events offer you the opportunity to find out more about the program and get your questions answered before the application deadline. See poster for details.

Dr. Mike Parker Pearson (University College London) will deliver the Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture: “Stonehenge - Explore the Mystery.”  See poster for registration link and additional details.

The Mediterranean Archaeology Collaborative Specialization (MACS) and the Archaeology Centre welcome Dr. John Hopkins (Associate Professor, NYU Archaeology Hub) for a talk titled: “Making Gods: New Evidence for the Ecologies of Resource Exchange and Sacred Craft in Early Italy.”

The Graduate Office for the Department of Anthropology at the University of Toronto will be holding an information session on their graduate programs (Master of Arts, Master of Science, Direct Entry-PhD and PhD). The session will be held online via Zoom. See poster for details.

The Archaeology Centre welcomes John Creese (Vettoretto Curator of North American Archaeology Royal Ontario Museum), for a talk titled: "Gete Anishinaabe Izhichigewin (ancient Anishinaabe lifeways): Collaborative Indigenous Archaeology at Red Cliff, WI."

The Mediterranean Archaeology Collaborative Specialization (MACS) and the Archaeology Centre welcome Dr. John Hopkins (Associate Professor, NYU Archaeology Hub) for a talk titled: “Making Gods: New Evidence for the Ecologies of Resource Exchange and Sacred Craft in Early Italy.”

Dr. Mike Parker Pearson (University College London) will deliver the Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture: “Stonehenge - Explore the Mystery.”  See poster for registration link and additional details.

ASCSA Summer 2026 Course Opportunities at the Athenian Agora. See poster for details.

The Archaeology Centre welcomes John Creese (Vettoretto Curator of North American Archaeology Royal Ontario Museum), for a talk titled: "Gete Anishinaabe Izhichigewin (ancient Anishinaabe lifeways): Collaborative Indigenous Archaeology at Red Cliff, WI."

The Archaeology Centre will host The Grassby Lecture in Canadian Archaeology. This year, we welcome Dr. James Connolly who will give a talk titled: "Demography and the Systematics of Culture Change: Problems and Possibilities in Ontario's Late Woodland Period." See poster for details.

Dr. Mike Parker Pearson (University College London) will deliver the Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture: “Stonehenge - Explore the Mystery.”  See poster for registration link and additional details.

ASCSA Summer 2026 Course Opportunities at the Athenian Agora. See poster for details.

Join ASCSA for one of three Information Sessions. These events offer you the opportunity to find out more about the program and get your questions answered before the application deadline. See poster for details.

The Archaeology Centre welcomes John Creese (Vettoretto Curator of North American Archaeology Royal Ontario Museum), for a talk titled: "Gete Anishinaabe Izhichigewin (ancient Anishinaabe lifeways): Collaborative Indigenous Archaeology at Red Cliff, WI."

The Archaeology Centre will host The Grassby Lecture in Canadian Archaeology. This year, we welcome Dr. James Connolly who will give a talk titled: "Demography and the Systematics of Culture Change: Problems and Possibilities in Ontario's Late Woodland Period." See poster for details.

Dr. Mike Parker Pearson (University College London) will deliver the Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture: “Stonehenge - Explore the Mystery.”  See poster for registration link and additional details.

The Archaeology Centre welcomes Dr. Felipe Rojas Silva who will give a talk titled: “Tightrope Walking in Roman Antiquity (dangling between archaeology and performance)". See poster for details.

The Archaeology Centre will host The Grassby Lecture in Canadian Archaeology. This year, we welcome Dr. James Connolly who will give a talk titled: "Demography and the Systematics of Culture Change: Problems and Possibilities in Ontario's Late Woodland Period." See poster for details.

The Archaeology Centre & the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design welcome Dr. Sarah Newman for a talk titled: "Animal Style: Archaeology Beyond Humans."

The Archaeological Institute of America (Toronto Chapter) welcomes Dr. Lan Li for a talk titled: "Sealed Bodies, Promised Rebirth: Tang Burial Caves at Longmen." Join in person or online on Zoom: https://shorturl.at/Vz20I

The Archaeology Centre will host The Grassby Lecture in Canadian Archaeology. This year, we welcome Dr. James Connolly who will give a talk titled: "Demography and the Systematics of Culture Change: Problems and Possibilities in Ontario's Late Woodland Period." See poster for details.

The Archaeology Centre will host The Grassby Lecture in Canadian Archaeology. This year, we welcome Dr. James Connolly who will give a talk titled: "Demography and the Systematics of Culture Change: Problems and Possibilities in Ontario's Late Woodland Period." See poster for details.

The Archaeological Institute of America (Toronto Chapter) welcomes Dr. Lan Li for a talk titled: "Sealed Bodies, Promised Rebirth: Tang Burial Caves at Longmen." Join in person or online on Zoom: https://shorturl.at/Vz20I

The Archaeology Centre & the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design welcome Dr. Sarah Newman for a talk titled: "Animal Style: Archaeology Beyond Humans."