What do the Lagina-era finds show?
Most likely: the finds are a mix of ordinary colonial and later debris from farming, logging, military use, shipbuilding…Ahead on the evidence, not yet confirmed. It needs two reviews to be accepted.
Where it stands
Three answers have been proposed. The finds are a mix of ordinary colonial and later debris from farming, logging, military use, shipbuilding… leads, with evidence 2 for: partly supported by its tests. Two are still possible.
Answers 3
History
- DesBrisay: the island was settled, farmed and logged from the 1760s and has had continuous activity since.For: The finds are a mix of ordinary colonial and later debris from farming, logging, military use, shipbuilding…
- Prometheus Entertainment / History (A+E Networks) puts forward: some finds are genuine pre-1795 objects deposited by whoever dug the pit.
- University of New Brunswick Newsroom: uNB's laser-ablation lab reported a European lead source for the Smith's Cove cross.For: Some finds are genuine pre-1795 objects deposited by whoever dug the pit.
- University of New Brunswick Newsroom: no Lagina-era find has been published in a peer-reviewed or museum report.For: The finds are a mix of ordinary colonial and later debris from farming, logging, military use, shipbuilding…
- CBC News puts forward: the finds are a mix of ordinary colonial and later debris from farming, logging, military use, shipbuilding…
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