Category Archives: Archaeology

Historical Archaeology and the Demand for Alcohol in 17th Century Newfoundland

Posted on November 15, 2017 by emnnfld

This paper by Dr. Peter Pope, presents some quantitative archaeological data, relating to the consumption of alcohol, from the site of the 17th-century fishing station at Ferryland, Newfoundland…. https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/Acadiensis/article/viewFile/12293/13137

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Religion in the Archaeological Record

Posted on September 6, 2017 by emnnfld

From Inside Newfoundland and Labrador Archaeology.  Religion and its associated rituals is a very personal thing to most people but it is an important thing for archaeologists to understand. Religion guides people and entire cultures through numerous aspects of everyday life … Continue reading →

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The Lower Coast of Trepassey Bay

Posted on February 4, 2015 by emnnfld

A collection of information about the Lower Coast, including its Geography and History and in particular a number of stone walls, fences, foundations and structures found on the east and west sides of the Powles Peninsula on its north facing … Continue reading →

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Life in Early Modern Newfoundland

Posted on November 26, 2012 by emnnfld

On Friday, November 25th, Sheilah Roberts will be speaking about life in early modern Newfoundland. Life in the colonies was no picnic, but despite that, the early settlers seemed to have had access to sufficient food and, for the most … Continue reading →

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