Archaeological dig in Mississauga turns up 2,400-year-old remains
Councillor describes remains as a former Indigenous settlement
News Nov 09, 2017 by Rachael Williams Mississauga News
An archeological dig in south Mississauga has unearthed remnants of the city’s past.
An Indigenous settlement dating back 2,400 years has been uncovered at a former residential property on the corner of Stavebank Road and Premium Way, according to Ward 7 Coun. Nando Iannicca.
“It predates the Roman Empire. That’s extraordinary,” he said at the Nov. 8 council meeting.
https://www.mississauga.com/news-story/7912684-archaeological-dig-in-mississauga-turns-up-2-400-year-old-remains/
