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Canadian Historic Sites: Occasional Papers in Archaeology and History No. 1
Archaeological Investigations of the National Historic Sites Service, 1962-1966
by John H. Rick
Contents
Introduction
Excavation in Newfoundland
Signal Hill
Castle Graves
Excavations in Nova Scotia
Port Royal Habitation
Fort Anne
Halifax Citadel
Excavations in New Brunswick
Fort Beausejour
Fort La Tour
La Coupe Drydock
Fort Meductic
Fort Gaspereau
St. Andrews Blockhouse
Excavations in Prince Edward Island
Fort Amherst
Excavations in Quebec
The Old Jesuit House
Cartier's Wintering Place
Montreal City Walls
Villa de la Broquerie
Fort Lennox
Coteau du Lac
Excavations in Ontario
Fort St. Joseph
Fort Wellington
Fort Malden
Dollier and Galinée Wintering Place
Rainy River Burial Mounds
Cahiagué
Excavations in Manitoba
Lower Fort Garry
Excavations in Saskatchewan
Sturgeon Fort
Excavations in Alberta
Rocky Mountain House II
Excavations in British Columbia
Yuquot
Underwater Archaeological Investigations
Richelieu River
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Lake Ontario
Georgian Bay
Other Work
Resistivity Survey
Archaeological Training Program
Summary
Bibliography
Illustrations
1 Map of eastern Canada showing locations of archaeological investigations, 1962 to 1966.
2 Map of western Canada showing locations of archaeological investigations, 1962 to 1966.
3 Lower Queen's Battery, Signal Hill, Newfoundland, 1965.
4 Shallow brick drain around No. 2 Powder Magazine, Fort Anne.
5 Plan of Fort Beausejour, 1778.
6 Men's Barracks, Fort Beausejour, after excavation, 1966.
7 North Compound, Fort La Tour.
8 Southeast gun platform, St. Andrews Blockhouse.
9 Base, semi-subterranean chamber, Fort Amherst, after excavation.
10 Structure 1, Cartier-Brebeuf Park.
11 Glacis, Fort Lennox, 1966 excavations.
12 Aerial view, Coteau du Lac.
13 Excavation of canal, Coteau du Lac.
14 Salvage excavations, Factor's Residence, Lower Fort Garry.
15 Trade goods, Sturgeon Fort.
16 Rocky Mountain House ruins, 1886.
17 Excavation of shell midden, Nootkan village of Yuquot.
18 Bateau from Georgian Bay, Fort St. Joseph.
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