Until now, most of what was known about the village came from historical records. But the new dig has given archaeologists a rare opportunity to see first-hand how Montrealers lived more than 200 years ago.
In particular, the site has given researchers insight into how the leather and tanning industry operated in the 18th century.
At the time, more than half of the village’s residents made their living in the trade.
Story: Michael Shulman, CTV News | Photo: Courtesy CTV News
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