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Conservation Council
Art Gallery
Fiddleheading
Museum
Maliseet Treaty Day
100
This is a term used to define "meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future needs being met".
What is "sustainability"?
100
This is the name of the Art Gallery in Fredericton.
What is "Lord Beaverbrook Art Gallery"
100
The island across from where we went fiddleheading.
What is Sugar Island?
100
This is the name of the park by the York-Sudbury Museum.
What is "Officer's Square"?
100
This is the name of the land where the canoes were launched.
What is the "Old Reserve"?
200
This is the area by Saint John, that the Council has successfully protected.
What is the Musquash Marsh?
200
This person painted the gigantic painting, of the man on the horse, in the foyer of the Gallery.
Who is Salvador Dali?
200
This is the kind of basket we used to collect the fiddleheads.
What is an "ash basket"?
200
This is the main attraction at the Museum.
What is "the Coleman Frog"?
200
This person is the main instructor of birchbark canoe building in St. Mary's.
Who is Wayne Brooks?
300
This is an environment where fresh and salt water mix.
What is an estuary?
300
In the basement we saw artwork by Cornelius Kreighoff's. These images were documented by him.
What is "images of Canadian landscapes and people of the 1800's"?
300
This is how Gina carried her basket when it was full.
What is on her back holding the edge with both hand over her shoulders.
300
This group of people wore the red, black and white uniform that Dale tried on.
Who were the "Loyalists"?
300
This person is the Lieutenant Governor and travelled in the first canoe.
Who is Graydon Nicholas?
400
This is composed of 'compost, seeds and clay'.
What is a "seed bomb"?
400
This is what wooden frames were coated with before they were painted or covered with gold foil.
What is "Gesso"?
400
This tool helped Gina gathered more fiddleheads than the rest of the group.
What is a small sharp knife?
400
This was the oldest artifact in the Museum.
What is the "Clovis Point"?
400
The canoes were paddled across the river and portaged up to this place.
Where is the "Old Burial Grounds"?
500
This is the term used to define seeds from plants that were here before 'Settlers' arrived.
What are "native seeds"?
500
This kind of painting doesn't have any "real" images.
What is "abstract art"?
500
These four people washed all of the fiddleheads.
Who are Gina, Kerry, Lyla, and Heidi?
500
The baskets in the Maliseet room were made of this.
What is birchbark?
500
This was given to participants at the ceremony, to throw in the fire.
What is cedar and tobacco?