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LA Prehistoire De Terre Neuve Et Du Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador prehistory
Maritime Provinces prehistory
Maritime Provinces prehistory

By James A. Tuck

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The author reconstructs the appearance and ways of life of the prehistoric Micmacs and Malecites. Numerous photographs and drawings of archaeological sites and the artifacts discovered there help t...

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Onondaga Iroquois prehistory
Onondaga Iroquois prehistory
Ancient people of Port aux Choix
Ancient people of Port aux Choix

By James A. Tuck

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Describes the excavations and the artifacts and human skeletons recovered at a 3-4000 year old Maritime Archaic cemetery in northwestern Newfoundland.

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Red Bay, Labrador
Red Bay, Labrador

By James A. Tuck

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From the Arctic to Avalon
From the Arctic to Avalon

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