How to get here

The Beaubassin and Fort Lawrence Public Archaeology Experience begins at Fort Beauséjour-Fort Cumberland National Historic Site of Canada.


Driving directions from New-Brunswick:


1.Head south on Route 2 E
2.Take exit 513A toward Aulac
3.Merge onto Route 16
4.Turn left at Aulac Rd
5.Turn right at Fort Beausejour Rd

Destination will be on your right


Driving directions from Nova Scotia:


1.Head northwest on HWY-104 W
Entering New Brunswick
2.Continue on Route 2 W
3.Take exit 513A toward Aulac
4.Merge onto Route 16
5.Turn left at Aulac Rd
6.Turn right at Fort Beausejour Rd

Destination will be on your right



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Visit us! You can come directly on the Beaubassin and Fort Lawrence archaeological site by following these driving directions:



Driving directions from New-Brunswick:

1. Head south on Route 2 E
Entering Nova Scotia
2. Take exit 1A toward LaPlanche St/2/6
3. Turn right at Fort Lawrence Rd

Destination will be on your right


Driving directions from Nova Scotia:

1. Head northwest on HWY-104 W
2. Take exit 1 toward LaPlanche St/Amherst
3. Keep right at the fork to continue toward Fort Lawrence Rd
4. Turn left at Fort Lawrence Rd

Destination will be on your right



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Contact us

For any information, please call us at : (506) 364-5080
Fax: (506) 536-4399


Or e-mail us at : fort.beausejour@pc.gc.ca

Address:

Fort Beauséjour-Fort Cumberland National Historic Site of Canada
111 Fort Beauséjour Road
Aulac, New Brunswick
E4L 2W5

Public Archaeology Program Evaluation

We would appreciate your help in evaluating our Public Archaeology Program at the Beaubassin and Fort Lawrence National Historic Sites of Canada. We value your opinion. Thank you very much.

How to send us your evaluation:

1. Copy/Paste all the following questions in a new e-mail from your personal address
2. Answer to questions
3. Send completed evaluation to fort.beausejour@pc.gc.ca

If this procedure does not seem confidential enough to you, please send your completed evaluation form in the pre-stamped envelope included in your Public Archaeology Experience participant kit.

Questions:

1. Where did you hear about this activity?

2. What did you most enjoy during the day?

3. How do you feel about the length of the program?

4. Were your expectations met? Do you feel you received value for your money?

5. Any areas to improve upon?

6. Can you think of ideas that might make the program more interesting?

7. Would you recommend this program to others?

8. Would you travel 300km or more to participate in a similar program?

9. Would you be interested in a program allowing you to focus on ONE aspect of the archaeological process other than excavating (ex.: washing artifacts, recording, etc.) ?

10. Would you be interested in following the progress of this excavation on the web even if you had not participated in the excavation?

Other comments please: