BioArch Papers (Most Recent First)
SURGERY UNDER SIEGE: A CASE STUDY OF LEG AMPUTATION IN 18TH CENTURY LOUISBOURG, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA by Nicole Hughes, Amy Scott and Daniel Pitcher 2024
A COLONY WITHOUT A COUGH? A BIOARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPLORATION OF TUBERCULOSIS AT THE 18th CENTURY FORTRESS OF LOUISBOURG, CANADA: In Society for Historical Archaeology by Amy Scott, Tracy Betsinger, Sarah MacInnes, Nicole Hughes, Mattia Fonzo and Marisa Forbes 2023
GRAVE OR GUT: EXPLORATION INTO BACTERIAL BIOEROSION AND BONE DECOMPOSITION IN AN 18TH-19TH CENTURY ATLANTIC CANADIAN CEMETERY: MA Thesis by Nicole Breedon 2022
AN EXPLORATION OF VENEREAL SYPHILIS AND SKELETAL MERCURY CONCENTRATION AT THE 18TH CENTURY FORTRESS OF LOUISBOURG, NOVA SCOTIA: MA Thesis by Marisa Forbes 2021
IT’S IN THE BONES: AN EXPLORATION OF HUMAN BONE PROTEIN FROM
THE 18TH CENTURY FORTRESS OF LOUISBOURG, NOVA SCOTIA AND ITS
POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS IN BIOARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH: MA Thesis by Nicole Hughes 2020
AN EXPLORATION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARASITES AT THE 18TH CENTURY FORTRESS OF LOUISBOURG, NOVA SCOTIA: MA Thesis by Mattia Fonzo 2019
VARIATION IN SOIL PH AT THE 18th CENTURY ROCHEFORT POINT CEMETERY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO MORTUARY PRACTICES AND PREVIOUS SITE USE: In Canadian Journal of Archaeology by Amy Scott and Mattia Fonzo 2019
“WHARE YE ENNEMY USED TO BURY THERE DEAD": A NEW ENGLANDER BURIAL AT THE 18th CENTURY FORTRESS OF LOUISBOURG IN ATLANTIC CANADA: In International Journal of Osteoarcheology by Amy Scott, Jennifer Morgan, Sarah MacInnes, Mattia Fonzo and Jessica Hinton 2018
BURYING THE KARRER - A CASE STUDY EXPLORATION OF THE MERCENARY REGIMENT AT THE 18th CENTURY FORTRESS OF LOUISBOURG: In Bioarcheology International by Amy Scott, Mattia Fonzo, Jessica Hinton, David Ebert and R. Bastian Georg 2018
ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND BIOARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE FRENCH COLONIAL CEMETERY AT THE MORAN SITE (22HR511), HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI by Danielle Cook, Matthew Greer and J. Lynn Funkhouser 2014
BURIAL VAULTS AND COFFIN FURNITURE IN THE WEST COUNTRY: In Grave concerns: death and burial in England 1700 to 1850 by Eric Boore 1997
General History of Louisbourg
RISE AND FALL OF LOUISBOURG in The Canadian Historical Association by J. Clarence Webster 1926
Everyday Life in Louisbourg (Incl. Food and Drinks)
AN ISOTOPIC INVESTIGATION OF THE DIET AND ORIGINS OF 18th AND 19th CENTURY INDIVIDUALS FROM NEWFOUNDLAND AND LOUISBOURG, NOVA SCOTIA: MA Thesis by Megan Garlie 2022
A RADIOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION OF VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY AT THE
EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY FORTRESS OF LOUISBOURG, NS: MA Thesis by Jessica Hinton 2019
AN ISOTOPIC RECONSTRUCTION OF DIET AND ORIGINS IN AN 18th CENTURY MASS BURIAL SITE AT THE FORTRESS OF LOUISBOURG, NOVA SCOTIA : MA Thesis by Brittany Ellerbrok 2014
"A POOR MAN'S MEAL' - MOLASSES IN ATLANTIC CANADA: In the International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research by Diane Tye 2008
"AFTER MIDNIGHT WE DANCED UNTIL DAYLIGHT" - MUSIC, SONG AND DANCE IN CAPE BRETON 1713-1758: In Journal of the History of the Atlantic Region by Kenneth Donovan 2002
POPULAR CULTURE AND PUBLIC DRINKING IN 18th CENTURY NEW FRANCE: LOUISBOURG'S TAVERNS AND INNS, 1713-1758: MA Thesis by Marcel Fortin 2000
COMMUNITIES AND FAMILIES: FAMILY LIFE AND LIVING CONDITIONS IN 18th CENTURY LOUISBOURG: In Material History Bulletin by Kenneth Donovan 1982
"THIEVING BUGGERS' AND 'STUPID SLUTS' - INSULTS AND POPULAR CULTURE IN NEW FRANCE: In The William and Mary Quarterly by Peter N. Moogk 1979
Death in Louisbourg
ROCHEFORT POINT - A SILENT CITY IN LOUISBOURG: by Albert Almon 1940
Clothes, Dress and Uniforms (18th Century)
AN INTRODUCTORY GUIDE TO TEXTILES FROM 18th AND 19th CENTURY BURIALS: In Grave concerns: death and burial in England 1700 to 1850 by Robert Janaway 1997
TATTERED CLOTHES AND POWEDERD WIGS - CASE STUDIES OF THE POOR AND WELL-TO-DO IN THE 18th CENTURY LOUISBOURG: In Historical Essays in Honour of the Island's Bicentennial by Ken Donovan 1985
General Populations, Woman, Children and the Queer Community of Louisbourg
EVERY WOMAN'S BIOGRAPHY: THE STORIES OF MARIE MARGUERITE ROSE AND JEANNE DUGAS AT LOUISBOURG: In Journal of History of the Atlantic Region by Anne-Marie Lane Jonah 2016
THE CULTURAL ECONOMY OF SURVIVAL: THE MI'KMAQ OF CAPE BRETON IN THE MID 19th CENTURY: In Travail by Andrew Parnaby 2008
FILLES D'ACADIE, FEMMES DE LOUISBOURG - ACADIAN WOMEN AND FRENCH COLONIAL SOCIETY IN 18th CENTURY LOUISBOURG: In French Colonial History by Anne Marie Lane Jonah and Elizabeth Tate 2007
MARRIAGE AND THE WOMEN OF LOUISBOURG: In The Dalhousie Review by Catherine Rubinger 1980
Occupations in Louisbourg (Incl. Fishery and Military)
THE NORTHER ATLANTIC COD TRADE: A META-ANALYSIS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORDS By Martin Welker and Erendira Morales 2022
LOUISBOURG'S LABOURER-SOLDIERS, 1720-1743, LABOUR AND EMPIRE BUILDING IN AN ERA OF PEACE: MA Thesis by Dan Pitcher 2014
THE COD FISHERY OF ISLE ROYALE, 1713-1758 by B.A Balcom 1984
THE FORGOTTEN SOLDIERS OF NEW FRANCE: THE LOUISBOURG EXAMPLE: In the Proceedings of the Meeting of the French Colonial Historical Society by T.A Crowley 1978
Medicine and Religion in Louisbourg
HEALING ALL THE KINGS MEN: MEDICAL TREATMENT
AT FORTRESS LOUISBOURG, 1744: In Canadian Medical Association by Gary Thomson 1996
THE INROADS OF SECULARIZATION IN EIGTHEENTH-CENTURY NEW FRANCE: CHURCH AND PEOPLE AT LOUISBOURG by Terry Crowley 1984
THE FRERE DE LA CHARITE AND THE LOUISBOURG HOPITAL DU ROI: In CCIIA Study Sessions by A.J.B Johnston 1981
Economy and Imports
MERCHANT TRADE IN LOUISBOURG, ILE ROYALE: MA Thesis by Christopher Moore 1977
COMMODITY IMPORTS OF LOUISBOURG: By Christopher Moore 1975
THE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW FRANCE: In The Canadian Historical Review by W.J.Eccles 1971
Besiegement (Incl. 1744 Mutiny)
MUTINY AT LOUISBOURG, DECEMEBER 1744: By Graduate Student Allan Greer 1977
THE ANONYMOUS LETTER OF AN INHABITANT OF LOUISBOURG CONTAINING A NARRAVTIVE BY AN EYE WITNESS OF THE SEIGE OF 1745: English Translation by George Wrong 1897
Agricultural and Animal Husbandry
IMPOSING DISCIPLINE UPON NATURE - GARDENS, AGRICULTURE AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY IN CAPE BRETON, 1713-1758: In Material Culture Review by Kenneth Donovan 2006
The British and the New Englanders
ROLE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE MEN AT LOUISBOURG, CAPE BRETON IN 1745 : Book by H.N. Concord 1896
CUSTOMS AND FASHIONS IN OLD NEW ENGLAND: Book by Alice Morse Earle 1894
Papers on General Material (incl. Northeast in general)
LIFESTYLES OF FISHERMAN, 1600-1900: By Parks Canada 2018
THE GOLDEN AGE OF PIRACY IN NOVA SCOTIA - THREE CASE STUDIES 1720-1724: In The Journal of Royal Nova Scotia Historical Society by Dan Conlin 2009
LOUISBOURG - ATLANTIC FORTRESS AND SEAPORT: In The Canadian Historical Association by Terry Crowley 1990
THE IMPACT OF ILE ROYALE ON NEW ENGLAND 1713-1763: Ph.D Thesis by Donald Chard 1976