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School Notes
www.pioneerlocal.com/glencoe/index.htmlDistrict 35
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Klondike-era steamboat found in Yukon lake
www.cbc.ca/northArcheologists have found a mostly preserved steamboat from the Klondike Gold Rush era on the bottom of Lake Laberge in the Yukon.
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Compensation planned for return of ancient Chinese relics
english.peopledaily.com.cnIn a bid to encourage overseas collectors to return to China its ancient relics, the country plans to offer "reasonable compensation" in exchange for the antiques, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage (SACH) has said. Shan Jixiang, director of SACH, the country's leading authority on cultural relics preservation, made the announcement on Monday minutes after Chinese-American collector ...
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Wall unearthed from Canada’s oldest British settlement
www.malaysianews.netArcheologists in Cupids, Nfld., have unearthed the remains of a stone wall that may have housed cannons to defend Canada's first English settlement, established on the shore of Conception Bay in 1610.
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A Newly Stylish Amman Asserts Itself
www.nytimes.comThe capital city of Jordan is often overlooked, but the evolving culinary and night-life scenes have much to offer.
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Science digs into Civil War sites
www.ajc.comScience digs into Civil War sites
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Antrim Township man would like house to be saved for future generations
www.publicopiniononline.comAn historic house in Antrim Township faces an uncertain future. Owner Alfred Bonnell would like to see the two-story stone house, soon to be surrounded by new development, preserved. But he can't accomplish that without help, which so far has eluded him.
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McMaster, Western team up on provincial artifacts project
www.thespec.com(Nov 28, 2009) - Millions of important archeological bits and pieces from across Ontario will finally have a safe place to call home.