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Rendonner vie à une collection : les terres cuites communes du Fort la Tour.
Oxford: Archaeopress Publishing Ltd., 2019, xiii, 230 pp. [ book ]
Collection(s): Archaeology
Government of New Brunswick.
Heritage Conservation Act.
, 2010, 50. [ journal article ]
Collection(s): Archaeology
A Short History of Beaumont, New Brunswick - Bref Historique de Beaumont au Nouveau-BrunswickNew Brunswick, Culture and Sport Secretariat, Archaeological Services[Fredericton]20041-55396-559-0 978-1-55396-559-6freNew Brunswick manuscripts in archaeology37ArchaeologyYesWorldCat.orgBeaumont tells the story of the Fort Folly Mi’kmaq, whose ancestors lived, danced, sang, prayed, and buried their dead at this site for nearly a century before moving on. But no community, however small, is an island, and without reference to the friends and neighbors with whom the Mi’kmaq at Beaumont share a history, the story is incomplete. At the height of its occupation Beaumont, now enjoyed for its tranquil scenery, was part of a busy area that rippled with human activity. On the more fertile ridge just a ten-minute walk above the site, farmers tended to their orchards while children attended school in the one room schoolhouse nearby. Not far down the road from the chapel, industrial minded men worked in quarries and brickyards, and local people operated post or “way” offices out of their homes. Those not employed in local industry worked as fishermen, hunters, domestics, teachers, laborers, coopers, blacksmiths, craftsmen, and at many other occupations. Together the Aboriginal and Acadian people sustained this community from 1840-1955, forming a richly textured chapter of New Brunswick history.BNBA 341
Collection(s): Archaeology
Black, David W.
L'importance du phoque dans l'alimentation des populations sylvicoles de la région de Quoddy (Nouveau-Brunswick) *.
Recherches Amérindiennes au Québec, vol. 33, no. 1, 2003, 21-34,2,130. [ journal article ]
Collection(s): Archaeology
Government of New Brunswick.
Historic Sites Protection Act.
, 1973, 5. [ journal article ]
Collection(s): Archaeology