Burns, J.
"The Faunal Analysis of Teachers Cove."
Edited by Davis, S.A. Teachers Cove: A Prehistoric Site on Passamaquoddy Bay,. Fredericton: New Brunswick Historical Resources Administration, Archaeological Services., 1978, 36-38. [ book section ]
Collection(s): Archaeology
Attrition of Coastal Archaeological Resources in the Maritime Provinces of Canada; Part IICouncil of Maritime Premieres' Maritime Committee on Archaeological CooperationHalifax19780-88838-002-Xeng131Reports in Archaeologyno. 3ArchaeologyNoThis volume, along with Part I (see previous entry), identifies coastal erosion as a critical threat to coastal archaeological resources in Atlantic Canada. BNBA 524 Collection(s): Archaeology
5313880The Way We Were: 1908: Calais, St. Stephen, Woodland, Eastport, Campobello, St. AndrewPrint'N PressSt. Stephen, NB1978978-0-920732-06-9engNew Brunswick Communities and Their Architecture77ArchitectureYesOpen WorldCatFacsimile reprint. Architectural images and descriptions of key buildings in these Maine and New Brunswick border communities are presented. OCLC: 5313880BNBA 491 Collection(s): Architecture
Teacher's Cove : a prehistoric site on Passamaquoddy BayNew Brunswick Historical Resources Administration, Archaeology BranchFredericton, N.B.19780888380003 (pbk.)engNew Brunswick archaeologyser 1, no 1ArchaeologyNo64 p.Describes Maritime Woodland period occupation at a site from mainland Passamaquoddy Bay. The report is notable for its description of a series of dwelling features at the site.80484547C79-81782-9Stephen A. Davis.ill. ; 28 cm.Limited ed. of 300 copies; no. 231.Summary in French.Bibliography: p. 34-35.BNBA 173 Collection(s): Archaeology