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Face of a mature man wearing a cap.

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Gaudreau - Plan of archaeological site

The Gaudreau site is divided into two sectors: A lower terrace (245 metres in altitude) and an upper terrace (247 metres in altitude). The upper terrace was subdivided into two sub-sectors, that of the northern plantation and that of the former Trahan mill to the south.
Plan with pictograms representing vegetation, rock, and wetlands, the St. Francis River, a satellite photo in the lower left corner of the map and the excavation site location. Red, blue, and yellow squares indicate the excavation years. The upper terrace and the lower terrace and the different excavation years which are represented by different colours.

Distribution of the occupancy areas of the BkEu-8 site, also known as the Gaudreau site.

Site description

People at a dig site

Site location

Topographical map of the Megantic region.

Artifacts discovered

Two sides of a fragment of grey-green chipped stone. Both sides are slightly concave with thinned edges and a concave grooved base. The number CR-267 and a scale of 1 unit:5 km are shown below.