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To what degree did a distinct Acadian identity emerge before the wars and deportations of the mid-eighteenth century

established villages and dyked marshlands along the Tantramar and Aulac rivers in what they called the "Beaubassin

both spiritual and secular

un hommage aux gens de Saint-Louis-de-Kent

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Underground Nova Scotia Stories of Archaeology To what degree did aby Paul Erickson (Author), Jonathan Fowler (Editor) Underground Nova Scotia provides an accessible introduction to the archaeologist work being done across Nova Scotia. Edited by St. Mary's University anthropologists Paul Erickson and Jonathan Fowler, these fifteen essays cover early Acadian, Mi'kmaq, Black Loyalist, and Norse sites, as well as more recent settlements and industries. The collection includes details of new work at some of the

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