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  • Marshland: Records of Life on the Tantramar

    Retrieval Number: 8629/B3/1/3 Photograph of an aboideau by Heather Bembridge, from the Marsh Project, 1977-1978. Mount Allison University Archives, Sackville Community ...
  • The Centre for Canadian Studies :: Mount Allison University

    These early Acadian settlers also regulated the flow of the tides in several rivers by constructing aboideaux at their mouths.
  • Past History

    ... hold back the tides, a writer of 1710 described the dykes, "They stopped the current of the sea by creating large dykes, which they called "aboideaux"
  • CBC.CA - Seven Wonders of Canada - More Wonders - The Seven Wonders of ...

    ... marshlands built dykes to hold back the tides, a writer of 1710 described the dykes, "They stopped the current of the sea by creating large dykes, which they called "aboideaux"
  • Song of Acadia

    Before generations of fishers wrote their script of weirs along the shore, the Acadians used an alphabet of aboideaux, an ingenious system of dikes and sluices, to write their ...
  • OSPD Polyorths

    aargh aarrgh aarrghh ablings ablins aiblins aboideaus aboideaux aboiteaus aboiteaux acalephae acalephes acalephs accidia accidie acedia actiniae actinians actinias adobe dobie doby ...
  • Newsletter #30

    ... he was the first or not is perhaps not open to much doubt, but history certainly records Joseph de la Loutre, that determined opponent of British rule in Acadia caused aboideaux ...
  • Association of British Scrabble Players - Words

    ABOIDEAUS or ABOIDEAUX. abonnement : a subscription, as for a season ticket or newspaper. abrege : an abridgment. abri : a bomb shelter. absinth absinthe : the wormwood plant or other species ...
  • Westmorland County GenWeb

    GenWeb site for Westmorland County, N.B. ... RECORDS OF CHIGNECTO BY William Cochrane MILNER (1846-1939) *Chignecto Project Electronic Edition, January 1999.
  • www.rootsweb.com

    The Acadians had not cleared a wide stretch of upland, nor did they build aboideaux across the creeks. Their dikes skirted the rivers and creeks.

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