Tours of ancient Mi’kmaq sites come to Port Joli
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A piece of pottery found at the dig site in Thomas Raddall Provincial Park on July 17.
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Dr. Matthew Betts, project director and Curator of Atlantic Provinces Archaeology, shows a piece of pottery found to one of the tour groups at the dig site on July 17. Kelly Brooks Photos
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Tricia Jarratt, recent archaeology graduate of the University of New Brunswick and Dr. David Black, a professor at the university, take measurements to document one of the ancient Mi’kmaq shell middens.
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The tour groups were able to learn about and see archaeology students from the University of New Brunswick collect samples from the shell middens first hand.
A piece of pottery found at the dig site in Thomas Raddall Provincial Park on July 17.
Dr. Matthew Betts, project director and Curator of Atlantic Provinces Archaeology, shows a piece of pottery found to one of the tour groups at the dig site on July 17. Kelly Brooks Photos
Tricia Jarratt, recent archaeology graduate of the University of New Brunswick and Dr. David Black, a professor at the university, take measurements to document one of the ancient Mi’kmaq shell middens.
The tour groups were able to learn about and see archaeology students from the University of New Brunswick collect samples from the shell middens first hand.
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