Burnside Heritage Foundation - Imagine Video

The Foundation has prepared this video to introduce visitors to the rich heritage under their stewardship. The Imagine theme forms part of the interpretive message of the Foundation encouraging people to visualize the prehistoric cultures of the region as they may have once lived in the context of the environment. A visit to the museum and participation in the Foundation's Boat Tour will illustrate the physical evidence of what we know of these peoples and their inhabitation of this region.

Soapstone Polar Bear Carvings... New to gift shop!

UNIQUE GIFT ITEMS!
We have received a new selection of soapstone polar bear carvings from Tanya Northcott. These are available for purchase at the Burnside gift shop, or by calling (709) 677-2474 if you'd like one shipped to you. They're approximately three inches long and about 2 inches high and are quite nice!

Burnside Archaeology Web Video - Now in HD!

Check out this new web video showing the rich environment of Burnside, NL and the Burnside Heritage Foundation's excavation and interpretation of the Bloody Bay Cove and Beaches archaeological sites.

Available on Youtube!

Burnside Archaeology Web Video

Here's a draft of our new web video in mp4 format - a little easier to download for low-bandwidth viewers. (V5 with updated VO work)

Click the image to the right or here... Youtube Video

Burnside Archaeology Web Video

Check out this draft of our new web video showing the rich environment surrounding the Burnside excavations and interpretation of the Bloody Bay Cove and Beaches archaeological sites.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J_uhDhsuJw

Happy Canada Day! We are open July 1st!

The museum will be open for visitors July 1st Canada Day.
Stop by the Long-Chute Lookoff for a unique panoramic vista of the Bloody Bay Reach before you come over to the Museum. Staff Archaeologist, Laurie McLean, is commencing his 20th season with the BHF and he'll be happy to take a minute to chat about the sites as he is gearing up for this year's activities.

Welcome to Burnside Archaeology's NEW Blog!

This is the first post of many to come for the Burnside Heritage Foundation's new archeology Blog. We'll be adding updates of our activities on a regular basis. Stay in touch to learn about our special events and exciting finds at our sites.