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We would like to include this list of Saskatchewan's Public Archaeological sites so that you might entertain your curiosity.
Archaeological Resource Management -- This is the official repository for archaeological heritage in the province of Saskatchewan. It has the legal mandate to manage the province’s archaeological and historical sites and resources. For information concerning the law as it pertains to Saskatchewan archaeology and heritage view the Heritage Property Act.
ArchNet - a major site with links to many archaeological web sites.
Canadian Archaeological Association - the national organization of archaeologists.
Canadian Museum of Civilization and Archaeological Survey of Canada
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society - the goal of CPAWS is to protect the ecological health of Canada's biodiversity and wilderness.
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Canoe Saskatchewan - a site which presents useful information on all aspects of canoeing in northern Saskatchewan, one of the world's best places to enjoy this activity. Pages on this site deal with rock paintings, northern Saskatchewan prehistory and ethnography.
Gabriel Dumont Institute - this site tells of the work of Saskatchewan's main organization that deals with Metis culture, history and heritage.
Herschel Petroglyphs Municipal Heritage Site-- three kilometres west of Herschel Ancient Echoes Interpretive Centre has displays of archaeology and natural history of the area. With prior contact with the Centre, you may arrange a tour to view a number of tipi circles and 3 boulders bearing petroglyphs. While in the area you may also wish to view a paleontology site of two plesiosaurs in Coal Mine Ravine. The latter tour is often offered only in June. Call (306) 377-2014
Museums Association of Saskatchewan - this is an association of over 200 museums devoted to the development, advancement, and promotion of museums in every corner of the province.
Nature Saskatchewan - this organization has, like the S.A.S., the capacity to enter into Conservation Easements with landowners to protect sites of natural or heritage significance. This link takes you to their page dealing with Conservation Easements.
Notukeu Heritage Museum--in Centre Royer, Ponteix. Houses very extensive displays of prehistoric artifacts from the region. Explanations and descriptions of experimental archaeological techniques carried out by the late Henri Liboiron. Phone (306) 625-3340
Ontario Archaeological Society - this site presents the work and activities of Canada's largest volunteer-run archaeological organization.
Regina Archaeological Society - Our Regina chapter carries out a very ambitious annual program of activities and public events.
Royal Saskatchewan Museum, First Nations Gallery, Regina. Houses the most comprehensive chronologically assembled display of Aboriginal prehistoric and contact-period artifacts and cultural heritage in Saskatchewan. Phone (306) 787-2815
Saskatchewan Association of Professional Archaeologists
Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre - this site tells of the work of the Institute on behalf of the history and heritage of Saskatchewan's First Nations. A page leads into the extensive archival and library holdings of the SICC.
Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund for Sport, Culture and Recreation - the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society receives the majority of its funding from the Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund. Click to learn more about the lotteries system and the financial support that they provide.
Saskatchewan Nature and Ecotourism Association - has established guidelines for those wishing to achieve certification as an ecotourism operator in the province. Part of the accreditation process is the acceptance of guidelines for visiting archaeological site developed by the S.A.S.
Saskatchewan Youth Heritage Fair Association - this organization organizes regional heritage fairs in Saskatchewan.
Saskatoon Archaeological Society - Established in 1935, this chapter of the S.A.S. is one of the oldest continually operating societies of its kind in North America.
SaskCulture, Inc. - the umbrella organization for 30 Saskatchewan Provincial Cultural Organizations receiving financial support from the Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund for Sport, Culture and Recreation, and other organizations and individuals involved in cultural activities.
St. Victor Petroglyphs Provincial Historic Park-- three kilometres south of St. Victor village. The largest petroglyph (rock carving) site in Saskatchewan may be viewed from behind chain-link fence. Phone (306) 642-4386 or 642-4016 for tour schedule.
Tourism Saskatchewan - The official website for tourism in Saskatchewan. Provides a complete online searchable database of Saskatchewan attractions, historical sites, accommodations, events, parks and much more.
University of Saskatchewan, Department of Archaeology - the province's post-secondary educational institution which presents training up to and including the Master of Arts level in physical anthropology and archaeology. Useful links to other archaeology-content sites are accessed through this site.
Virtual Saskatchewan - this site is an on-line magazine containing many interesting articles on various aspects of Saskatchewan natural history, history and archaeology.
The site has articles on northern Saskatchewan rock paintings, the St. Victor Petroglyphs, and Saskatchewan boulder configurations.
Wanuskewin Heritage Park-- Seven kilometres north of Saskatoon. This 'flagship' First Nations' Museum offers interactive displays, audio-visual interpretation, and celebration of the seven First Nations of the Northern Plains. Archaeology displays, and walking tours in a natural setting bring prehistory to you. Archaeological excavations give visitors a view into the past. An archaeology lab, in partnership with the University of Saskatchewan, operates here. Phone (306) 931-6767
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