@Conference Paper {10381,
	title = {Three Seasons at Lower Fort Garry, Manitoba},
	year = {1968},
	address = {Winnipeg},
	abstract = {The Lower Fort Carry Archaeological Project under the Chairmanship of Dr. William J. Mayer-Oakes and direction of James V. Chism has completed three seasons of excavation. This nineteenth Century Hudson{\textquoteright}s Bay Company site near Winnipeg, Manitoba, is being excavated through a Canadian Historic Sites Service contract by the Laboratory of Anthropology, University of Manitoba. Excavations included: two large cattle barns; the ox stable; a horse stable; a troop barracks; a large L-shaped troop latrine; a large root cellar; a troop canteen; the miller{\textquoteright}s residence; the farm manager{\textquoteright}s residence; the grain flailing barn; a structure which housed a gristmill-lumber mill-metal lathe room and malting barn; the malt kiln; the distillery and brewery; the spirits and beer cellar; the fur loft basement entranceway; a cluster of small buildings which may have been an oven; smokehouse and storage shed; location of original flooring under an extant bastion; the site of a store-house; the miller{\textquoteright}s residence; a limekiln; a possible saw pit; the prison palisade; parts of a system of roadways outside the fort walls; the supposed site of the herdsman{\textquoteright}s house; the supposed site of the boat yards; the supposed site of the lime storage house and various testing operations throughout the fort. At the factor{\textquoteright}s residence excavations included an outhouse, sunken areaway, the original porch footings, basement floorings and a formal driveway.},
	author = {Chism, James V.}
}
