... Intendants who inhabited the second palace from 1716 to 1760 Michel Bégon de La Picardière Claude-Thomas Dupuy Gilles Hocquart François Bigot 1716 - 1726 1726 - 1728 1729 - 1748 1748 - 1760 ...
The Intendant's Palace Archaeological Site In Québec City
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... Jean Arnault de Courval, Jean Cœurballe, Sieur Henri, François Romain and Sieur Martin all performed in the capacity of maître d’hôtel for the intendants. Turkey bones with knife marks. ...
... François de Beauharnois’ wife did not accompany him during his intendancy. Upon arriving in the colony at an advanced age, Jacques Raudot, had three adult children. ...
... The following year, when François de Lévis led his troops in an attempt to recapture Québec, the counterattacking British army accidentally set fire to the King’s Stores and many of the neighbouring buildings, except the palace. ...
... Potters Jean-Baptiste and François Poitras were active from roughly 1797 to 1842. ...
... Dish made of local coarse earthenware bearing a resemblance to production waste associated with the potters Jean-Baptiste and François Poitras, who were active from about 1797 to 1842. ...
... Archaeological research by Université Laval and the City of Québec has The Intendant’s Palace site today brought the history of this site to life. ...
... Since 1982, Université Laval has held 25 archaeological field schools on the Intendant’s Palace site and the City of Québec has conducted full-scale excavations there. ...
... urbain de Québec (SPUQ) Rachel Archambault, Université Laval (UL) Paul-Gaston L’Anglais, consultant, material culture specialist Jacynthe Bernard, GAIA, coopérative de travail en archéologie Véronique Marengere, UL Annie Blouin, VQ William Moss ...
... La Nouvelle-France: les Français en Amérique du Nord, xvie-xviiie siècle. Québec: Presses de l’Université Laval, 2001. Métreau, Laetitia (ed.). Identifier la céramique au Québec. ...