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An Archaeological Reconnaissance in South-Central Quebec, 1950

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 January 2017

Edward S. Rogers
Affiliation:
Middlebury, Vermont Hanover, New Hampshire
Roger A. Bradley
Affiliation:
Middlebury, Vermont Hanover, New Hampshire

Extract

During the summer of 1950, from June through August, the authors made an archaeological reconnaissance in south - central Quebec. All traveling was done by canoe. This work was made possible by grants from the Robert S. Peabody Foundation for Archaeology, Andover, Massachusetts and from Stephen Phillips of Salem, Massachusetts. The survey was started at Senneterre, Quebec (Fig. 54) and carried northward by way of Lac Parent and the Bell River to Lake Mattagami. At this point, we began working upstream by way of the Waswanipi River to Lake Waswanipi, passing through Lakes Olga and Goeland. After spending a few days looking about Lake Waswanipi, we continued on our way to Lake Mistassini. The route took us through Lakes Puskitamika, Malouin, Lichen, and Opawica. We then ascended the Opawica River to Lakes Doda and Bras Coupé. From Kere, we crossed the height of land to Lac Presqu'ile and continued up the Obatogamau River to Lake Muscocho.

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Copyright
Copyright © The Society for American Archaeology 1953

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