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Students enrolled in Anthropology 272: Introduction to Archaeology who are seeking specific examples of the use of symbols by ethnic groups may find this recent article in the Calgary Herald of interest. The 108 year old Langevin Bridge that spans the Bow River in downtown Calgary has been renamed the Reconciliation Bridge but signage has not kept up with the change. Read the article to discover the symbolic associations of the two different names.
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