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Theriault for their hospitality to me during my stay there. I also owe a great
deal to Heather Fowler, who freely provided access to her library, and
subsequently, preserved much of my sanity throughout the months of May
and June, 1988.
I would also like to thank Andrea Bear Nicholas, Tobique Reserve,
for allowing me to examine the Bernard collection and see the site. Her
interest, and that af others on the reserve, in heritage preservation is an
example for all of us.
I am also grateful to Or. Arthur Spiess, Maine Historic Preservation
Commission, Augusta, Maine, who located most 01 the Maine collections
used in this research for me, and who took the time to show me the Hart's
Falls and Michaud collections.
FL.I1her, I am indebted to Or. Bruce Bourque and Dr. Steven Cox,
Maine State Museum. Augusta, Maine. for their interest in the project. They
provided access to the Museum's collections and work space to undertake
the research there. Particularly, I am grateful for the access to unpublished
materials from the Tumer Farm and Goddard collections they provided.
Several persons at the Department of Anthropology, University 01
Maine, Orono, also made significant contributions. These are Dr. David
Sanger, who provided access to the Young site and Hirundo site collections.
as well as giving me a tour of other collections housed by the Department
and providing marvelous opportunities to discuss Maine-Maritimes prehistory.