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Spring Fling Membership Drive

Posted on March 24, 2016 by nlarchsociety

Since spring takes such a long time to come to Newfoundland, we thought we’d give it a bit more time to fully arrive by extending our Spring Fling membership drive until the first week of May.

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The NLAS and Samantha Letemplier would like to thank everyone who took the time to come out to our public presentation of Samantha’s research results on the Harvey Hopkins Archaeology Collection in the town of Old Perlican, Newfoundland and Labrador this past Monday afternoon. Samantha tells us that the talk was very well attended and wanted to pass on that she really enjoyed speaking with community members and getting to answer so many questions following her talk! Here is a picture of Samantha and Ivy Crowley-Saint, daughter of the late Havey Hopkins who originally collected this fascinating paleo-Inuit Middle Dorset assemblage while preparing to dig a well on his property back in the 1960’s. To read or download Samantha’s full report, click the link in our bio!
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