Overview of Acadia's ethnographic resources
Unknown author. 2000. Overview of Acadia's ethnographic resources
Gives a brief summary of the cultural and natural resources of ethnographic importance. Includes an outline of readily identifiable resources, locations, and uses of ethnographic importance /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Cadillac Mountain/Otter Cove/Aunt Betty Pond/Wonderland/Fernald Point Road/Northeast Creek/McFarland Mountain/Carroll Homestead/Meadow Marsh/Sand Beach/Otter Cove/Seal Cove Road/Seawall Campground/Bass Harbor Head/Blackwoods/Seal Harbor/Long Pond/Hodgdon Pond/Ship Harbor/Seawall/SCHOODIC PENINSULA/Wonsqueak Harbor/ISLANDS/Thompson Island/Baker Island/Bear Island/ISLE AU HAUT/
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Unknown author
- Date of Issue
- 2000
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Aunt Betty Pond, Baker Island, Bass Harbor Head, Bear Island, Blackwoods, Cadillac Mountain, Carroll Homestead, Fernald Point Road, Historical Survey, Hodgdon Pond, Islands, Isle Au Haut, Long Pond, McFarland Mountain, Meadow Marsh, Mount Desert Island, Northeast Creek, Otter Cove, Otter Cove, Sand Beach, Schoodic Peninsula, Seal Cove Road, Seal Harbor, Seawall, Seawall Campground, Ship Harbor, Thompson Island, Wonderland, Wonsqueak Harbor