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English: Detail of etching by J. F. W. Desbarres, "Grand Passage in the Bay Fundy on the Western Shore of Nova Scotia" published ca 1770 as part of the Atlantic Neptune. Image shows high-sided Mi'kmaq canoe and other vessels between present-day Brier Island and Long Island, Nova Scotia. |
| Date | circa 1770 |
| Source | Photo, own collection |
| Author | Verne Equinox |
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