The History of Ste. Marie II The Story of Ste. Marie II Museum of Ontario Archaeology
ca. Mid 17th Century Among the abundance of building materials found on the site, archaeologists often find daily life materials such as knives, forks, ceramics, and bottles. This […]
A sample of projectile points found near Ste. Marie I. Projectile points is a term that describes objects that tipped hunting tools such as spears and arrows. Projectile […]
ca. Mid 17th Century A two by six metre trench was excavated to the east of the Fort, revealing a shallow depression with organic remains and an iron […]
ca. Mid 17th cen. The European remains of this site is extensive and well preserved such as these iron building materials.
ca. 1640-1650 This well preserved iron hook is representative of the high iron artifact assemblage found on this site. This hook could have been used in building and […]
ca. Mid 17th Century Of a total of 523 catalogued artifacts recovered during Carruthers 1965 excavations, 400 were nails or fragments of nails, and seven were spikes or […]
Date: 1640- 1650 This copper projectile point is one of only a handful discovered on the island. Used by both the Huron- Wendat and the Jesuits for hunting […]
ca. Mid 17th Century Found during museum excavations in the 1980’s, this sledge was used in building and manufacture. Tools such as this sledge make up a large […]