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Recent Archaeological Surveys on the Nashwaak, Big Tracadie and Magaguadavic RiversNew Brunswick Culture and Sport Secretariat, Heritage Branch, Archaeological ServicesFredericton, N.B.2005978-1-55396-471-1eng25New Brunswick Manuscripts in Archaeology42ArchaeologyYesOpen WorldCathttps://www2.gnb.ca/content/dam/gnb/Departments/thc-tpc/pdf/Arch/MIA42ENGRecent…This manuscript summarizes the results of three archaeological surveys conducted by the Archaeological Services Unit of New Brunswick between 2002 and 2004. All three projects focused on sextions of river drainages within the Province. A total of four archaeological sites were recorded during the Lower Nashwaak River survey, which covered a 34 km length of river between the Nashwaak Bridge and Marysville. The second survey focused on a 21 km section of the Big Tracadie River within the former Tracadie Range property, in which 22 archaeological sites were recorded. The Magagyadavic River survey was conducted on a 13 km section of the river between Pomeroy and Lee Settlement, resulting in the recording of 14 archaeological sites.files/9/Bourgeois et al. - 2005 - Recent archaeological surveys on the Nashwaak, Big.pdfBNBA 114
Collection(s): Archaeology
Bourgeois, Vincent.
A Regional Pre-Contact Ceramic Sequence for the Saint John River Valley.
1999. University of New Brunswick. [ thesis ]
Collection(s): Archaeology