Archaeology in Nova Scotia


Introduction Contents Chronology Protecting our Special Places Archaeology Sites Underwater Archaeology Cultural Origins	Over the past 11,000 years, the area we know today as Nova Scotia has been settled by many different groups of people. Archaeology in Nova Scotia provides a glimpse into this history. Featured Links: View objects from the Nova Scotia Museum’s Ethnology collection online with the Reciprocal Research Network (RRN). The Nova Scotia Museum has 477 objects that are publically visible on the RRN. These items have been available since June 29, 2011, and have been viewed 11870 times. Learn more about the Reciprocal Research Network » Archaeology in Nova Scotia: 2011 News Archaeology in Nova Scotia: 2010 News Archaeology in Nova Scotia: 2009 News Remembering Black Loyalists, Black Communities This virtual exhibit is based upon the physical exhibit of the same title produced by the History Section of the Nova Scotia Museum in 1999 - 2000. That exhibit was one of the products of the project Remembering Black Loyalists, Black Communities. Special Places Protection: Protecting Archaeological Sites and Artifacts in Nova Scotia. Be sure to visit Fossils of Nova Scotia and the bilingual The Trace Fossils Mystery websites for information on Palaeontology in Nova Scotia.