Archaeological Discoveries at John Ware's Ranch in Alberta

Archaeologists from the University of Calgary have conducted recent excavations at the ranch once owned by John Ware, a notable figure in Alberta's cowboy history. The team has revealed important findings that include more structural remains of the Ware home, enhancing the historical context surrounding Ware's life and activities in the region. In addition to the architectural components, the researchers have also discovered several artifacts that shed light on the everyday life and culture during Ware's time.

John Ware is remembered as a significant cowboy and rancher in Alberta's history, and this ongoing archaeological project aims to preserve and showcase his contributions to the province. The discoveries not only serve to honour Ware's legacy but also contribute valuable insights into the development of ranching in Alberta. As researchers continue to analyze these finds, they hope to deepen the understanding of the era and provide a clearer picture of life on the ranch during Ware's time.