Aboriginal Occupations
![[ Aboriginal Occupations, Most of the Aboriginal sites were on the southern shore of the bay. There were also Aboriginal fireplaces and hut floors around and mixed in with the Norse houses. The Norse upset century-long soil accumulations when they dug their floors into the ground to the same level as that used by Aboriginal people long before them., Vis-à-Vis Graphics, ]](../../images/site/164674_2.jpg "[ Aboriginal Occupations, Most of the Aboriginal sites were on the southern shore of the bay. There were also Aboriginal fireplaces and hut floors around and mixed in with the Norse houses. The Norse upset century-long soil accumulations when they dug their floors into the ground to the same level as that used by Aboriginal people long before them., Vis-à-Vis Graphics, ]")
Source: , , , Vis-à-Vis Graphics, "Occupations aborigènes," n.d.. Notes: La plupart des sites aborigènes étaient situés sur la rive sud de la baie. Des foyers et des planchers de huttes aborigènes ont été retrouvés parmi les habitations scandinaves. Les Scandinaves ont déplacé les accumulations de terre qui dataient de plusieurs siècles lorsqu’ils ont creusé leurs planchers dans le sol au même niveau que celui utilisé par les aborigènes longtemps avant leur arrivée.