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The Captian John West House c. 1760 is one of the oldest buildings in Liverpool, and also one of the last gambrel-roofed houses in Liverpool. When you've been sitting there for 250 years, you accumulate a lot of archaeological resources. Archaeology is planned for this site in 2009! |
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Wobamkek Beach This area is home to a lot of stories about French explorers, Acadian traders, Loyalists and American tourists. It also is home to a bunch of strange archaeological features. Archaeology is planned for this site in 2009. |
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Guysboro Township at Port Mouton, Queens County Read about the famous Tarleton's Legion and the Port Mouton connection. |
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De Monts and Champlain Encampment Site at Southwest Port Mouton, Queens County, Nova Scotia |
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Pest House (Birch Point Hospital) near Milton, Queens County, Nova Scotia |
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The Black Methodist Episcopal Church Project, at Mount Pleasant, Queens County, Nova Scotia |
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Nicholas Denys Fishing Post at Port Rossignol This site is thought to have been located at Brooklyn, Queens County, Nova Scotia |
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Wreck of the Duc de Choiseul in Liverpool Harbour |
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Fort Morris (at Liverpool Town Plot) |
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Old Milton Schoolhouse Site |
Take a look at our Principles for Conducting Archaeological Investigations
Nova Scotia Special Places Protection Act
Nova Scotia Cemeteries Protection Act
Nova Scotia Treasure Trove Act