I was invited to an Indigenous Archeology conference in Taiwan next November. I am so happy this has been organized I’m looking forward to hearing many great lectures and visiting with a lot of indigenous archeologist from the Pacific Rim. …efeo-indigenousarchaeology.weebly.com

A bit of my garden from last year. Really looking forward to getting some seeds and plants in the ground this weekend. #gardening #organic #GardeningTwitter

Was so honoured to be able to meet Marie Batiste and hear her speak at a conference last year. Such an awesome lady so inspiring.

For the first time in my life, I bought a brand new bed a part of my new self-care program. It is really very comfy and Saint and Daisy seem to approve.

Looking forward to reading about the ongoing investigation and who else might be charged it’s about time

New World, there is no such thing 'The Indigenous past Western Hemisphere (the Americas) has been fabricated to fit into neoliberal timeframes of imagined “New Worlds”... created by archaeologists to keep Indigenous civilizations as infantile on a global scale.' Steeves 2017

I teach in sociology, anthropology and geography geology land stewardship. This is such an amazing program at Algoma University. Geography geology has a private island research station students get to kayak around and do research on the island. Algoma University

Decolonizing the land on campus by identifying invasive species, and creating a food forest. Here is a brochure on this research created by a student who worked with me, carried out the plant identification and documented Anishnaabe names and uses of plants. Algoma University

Nature of Things, did a great job on this documentary, supporting my research and data, supporting many archaeologists who have dared to tell the truth about early humans in the Americas much earlier 24 K
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I do not find the archaeological signal of early humans in the Americas to be sparse. However, archaeological discussions that deny human presence in the Western Hemisphere before 14 - 24 K is most often political and dehumanizing, and not based on the archaeological record.

We all need to laugh more often and find joy, so here is your Wednesday ha ha ha specially for gardeners :)

My Daisy dog had surgery? She was spayed yesterday so here she is in her stylish post surgery gown, holding a fork in her mouth, emulating her people. lol

The birds are back this week. Bluejay outside my lab window, gathering the peanuts we put out for squirrels LOL. Algoma University

:) I gave a keynote at a small college in northern Ontario. They paid me a good sum, It was their choice first nations studies department . The Ivy league schools are offering me 0 to very little. Thanks but no. :)

Dr. Paulette Steeves, Canada Research Chair Tier II and Associate Professor, presents at the Universities Canada 5th Annual Building Reconciliation Forum.
Algoma University
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Did an interview yesterday to be included in the upcoming documentary, The Sones are Speaking, 2025 gaultfilm.com. Algoma University

Such an awesome lady the Earth is much better with her dedication to healing the land

😂 lol love this

This should be a really good investigative report to watch, and I hope the government will step in and do something to lower food prices in the north

My son made me what he calls a happy dinner. Because this food is mainly raw and organic and had a happy life on a nice organic farm lol.