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Willner Madge Gallery, Dawn of Life

On November 14, 2018, the ROM proudly announced that Toronto philanthropists Jeff Willner and Stacey Madge generously committed $5 million for the future Willner Madge Gallery, Dawn of Life. This investment will establish a new 10,000 square foot permanent gallery that explores the beginnings of

Homes of the Past: The Archaeology of an Iroquoian Longhouse

Homes of the Past: The Archaeology of an Iroquoian Longhouse

Ontario Iroquoians are made up of three groups: the Huron, the Petun and the Neutral. The Iroquoian peoples lived in the southern part of Ontario, and had a culture similar to the Iroquois of New York state. French Explorers and Missionaries (such as the Jesuits), spent many years living with the

Histoire du mécénat

De gauche à droite, Sir William Meredith, chancelier de l'Université de Toronto; Sir Robert Falconer, président de l'Université de Toronto; James Brebner, registraire de l'Université de Toronto.; Sir Edmund Walker, président du Conseil des gouverneurs (1912) Le mécénat

Mandat des gouverneurs

Notre mission: Être un organisme de financement de calibre international, encourager le mécénat et assurer la prospérité du ROM à long terme Notre vision : Émerveiller et faire découvrir le monde pendant un autre siècle Nos valeurs: Obligation de rendre compte: Faire preuve de

The Collection Search

Definitions

Agriculturalists: People who rely upon crops they have planted and tended to themselves, rather than relying on gathering alone. Apartment: The named used by archeologists to describe the living space that belonged to one family. Each longhouse is made up of several apartments. Artifacts: Anything

Explore the Site

Besides post moulds, there are two main features made by Iroquoian peoples and found by archaeologists inside longhouses. These are fire pits or hearths, and storage pits. Below is an example of a floor plan of an Ontario Iroquoian longhouse. In this plan, the post moulds, hearths and storage pits

Iconic: Striding Lion

Iconic: Striding Lion

A city known for many of the great wonders of the world, the striding lion of Babylon once adorned the citadel of the Nebuchadnazzar castle. Found in the throne room, the decorated relief on clay bricks is extremely rare and is one of the Royal Ontario Museum's iconic, must see treasures.

Tarifs et politiques

Camps et visites scolaires Les groupes nous visitant le week-end ou venant de l'étranger doivent s'adresser au  Service des visites de groupes.  Tarifs  Prix unique pour les élèves/étudiants, les enseignants et les superviseurs. Les participants au groupe ne peuvent pas payer

Our History

At the turn of the 20th century, a small group of Torontonians envisioned a museum in the city of international stature. People of some position and influence, they championed the cause and persuaded both the Government of Ontario and the University of Toronto to fund the future museum. The Royal