Explore the Museum of Ontario Archaeology

This museum serves as a key resource on human occupation in Ontario over the past 13,000 years.

Founded in 1957 and affiliated with the University of Western Ontario, it showcases significant materials highlighting 11,000 years of aboriginal history. Unique features include interactive exhibits aimed at children and access to the Lawson archaeological site, which reveals a 500-year-old Neutral Iroquoian village and a recreated longhouse.

Must-See Highlights

• 🗿 Extensive Aboriginal Artifacts
• 🏺 Interactive Exhibits for Children
• 🏡 Lawson Archaeological Site

The museum is accessible to all, offering insights for tourists, families, and historians alike.