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1. activehistory.ca › blog › 2019/08/21Hochelaga, Terre des âmes – Active History

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   Aug 21, 2019 · When the sinkhole appears, Asigny’s supervisor, Dr. Antoine Morin obtains an order from Québec’s Ministry of Culture to be allowed to dig, and he hires Asigny to lead an archaeological excavation of the field.

2. montrealgazette.com › news › jacques-cartier-and-theJacques Cartier and the lost village of Hochelaga | Montreal ...

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   Dec 16, 2017 · Jacques Cartier arrived on Oct. 2, 1535, welcomed with open arms by Indigenous Peoples whom archeologists describe as Iroquoians. Cartier visited a village called Hochelaga. He climbed a...

3. medium.com › counterarts › hochelaga-the-villageHochelaga — The Village That Vanished Into Thin Air

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   Aug 8, 2024 · In less than ten years, between Cartier’s first and second visit, the vibrant Hochelaga village had vanished. So had the people who had built it. What happened to them?

4. www.canadashistory.ca › explore › french-canadaThe Mystery Village - Canada's History

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   May 9, 2017 · “The presumption is that Hochelaga ceased to exist between 1541 and 1603, possibly circa AD 1580,” Pendergast wrote in 1998. There is evidence in the Jesuit Relations that at least some Hochelagans had a presence in the Montréal area well after the dispersal.

5. digitalcommons.odu.edu › cgi › viewcontentUnearthing Montrealâ•Žs Past in Hochelaga, terre des âmes

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   In his 2017 film, Hochelaga, terre des âmes (Hochelaga, Land of Souls), Québécois filmmaker François Girard delves into the complex history of Montreal. When a sinkhole appears in a football stadium, the site becomes an archaeological dig, led by a Mohawk graduate student at the Université de Montréal.

6. realpeoples.media › hochelaga-mystery-village-iroquoisHochelaga: the mystery village of the Iroquois – Real People ...

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   Jun 19, 2017 · He raised the alarm that excavators digging to install a sewer system might be destroying Hochelaga, the Iroquoian village visited by Cartier. As archaeologists went to work, media attention focused on the mystery of Hochelaga’s location.

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   What happened to Hochelaga?

   • No one knows what happened to Hochelaga. Cartier returned in 1541 but only part of his account was preserved. In it, he mentions another village – Tutonaguy – but not Hochelaga. When Samuel de Champlain set out to expand on Cartier’s findings decades later, he said he found no one living on Montreal.

   Jacques Cartier and the lost village of Hochelaga

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   Who discovered Hochelaga?

   • As archaeologists went to work, media attention focused on the mystery of Hochelaga’s location. Cartier found no trace of the village or its people when he returned to the area in 1541. Nor did Samuel de Champlain, the next explorer to reach the island, in 1608.

   The Mystery Village - Canada's History

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   Are excavators destroying Hochelaga?

   • In February 2015, photojournalist Robert Galbraith brought the construction of a major building in downtown Montréal to a halt. He raised the alarm that excavators digging to install a sewer system might be destroying Hochelaga, the Iroquoian village visited by Cartier.

   The Mystery Village - Canada's History

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   Is the mystery of Hochelaga finally solved?

   • The discovery of Indigenous burials and artifacts near the Dawson site in 2015 excited public interest that the mystery of Hochelaga’s location might finally be solved. This was not the only mystery of Hochelaga. We have also been perplexed by the people who lived there. Who were they, and what became of them?

   The Mystery Village - Canada's History

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   What did the Hochelaga village look like?

   • The Hochelaga village was circular, surrounded by a triple row of 15-metre-high palisades and corn fields. Pebbles and rocks were stacked along the palisades for further protection. Like most Iroquoian villages, it consisted of about 50 wooden houses,

   Hochelaga — The Village That Vanished Into Thin Air

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   Who is digging for Hochelaga?

   • When digging resumes in the search for Hochelaga in summer 2018, Mohawk archeological technicians from Zachary Deom’s community south of Montreal will be part of the crew. She said the community is eager to take part because the search could expand knowledge about Indigenous history in the region.

   Jacques Cartier and the lost village of Hochelaga

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8. digitalcommons.odu.edu › gh › vol3Unearthing Montreal’s Past in Hochelaga, terre des âmes

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   When a sinkhole appears in a football stadium, the site becomes an archaeological dig, led by a Mohawk graduate student at the Université de Montréal.