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In-person
Arts & Culture
Community
Talking Archaeology
Thursday, Jan. 16, 2025
7:00pm to 8:30pm
Free
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Edmonton Public Library
Jan.
16
16
Talking Archaeology is a public lecture series that explores Alberta's history and rich archaeological heritage.
Presented by the Archaeological Society of Alberta: Edmonton Centre - the most northern chapter of the Archaeological Society of Alberta. For more info, visit their website: https://www.arkyedmonton.ca/
Questions for the Archaeological Society can be directed to info@arkyedmonton.ca
Edmonton Public Library (Strathcona)
8331 104 Street
Edmonton, AB, T6E 4E9
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