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Hosted by Gaëtan Lessard: From rocky terrain to welcoming land, 10,000 years of history in Abitibi-Témiscamingue through the eyes of geomorphologists.
Ten thousand years ago, the ice receded from Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Lake Ojibway-Barlow, formed by meltwater, deposited clay and shaped the landscape. After its retreat, a slow ecological reconstruction began, allowing human occupation. Regional archaeology reveals a human presence dating back 6,000 years… And it’s not over yet!
