Two quotes from material sent to me by Jean Augustine-McIsaac:

Mi'kmaq Cultural Landscape at Kejimkujik

"The cultural landscape at Kejimkujik National Park attests to a Mi'kmaq presence in the area since time immemorial. The relationship between Mi'kmaq and their environment is evidenced in the seasonal camps, burial grounds, fish weirs, hunting territories, portages and trails. In the 19th and 20th centuries, local Mi'kmaq cleared homesteads around Kejimkujik Lake, worked in forestry and excelled as fishing and hunting guides. Petroglyphs, engraved on rock outcrops along the lake shores, portray many aspects of Mi'kmaq life and spirituality, reflecting the strong bond between land and people."