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hello and thank you for joining me my name is David black I teach archeology at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton my purpose in this lecture is to introduce to you the remarkable archaeological record of coastal Charlotte County and to show how this record has been and is being adversely affected by coastal erosion the effects of erosion have been recognized since the earliest interest in the coastal archaeological record of New Brunswick as shown by this quote from dr. Andrew Leith Adams 1873 book field and forest rambles with notes and observations on the natural history of Eastern Canada dr. Adams wrote I examined one of several mounds on the coast of an inlet named pass on cloudy bay it lay on a flat facing the sea and had the greater portion destroyed by the wash of the waves these remarks are based on observations made in 1868 the modern trends of rapidly rising sea levels and greater frequency and intensity of storms driven by global climate change are transforming
