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Titre fondé sur la légende suivante tirée du photoreportage de l'ONF: Huronia, that section of Ontario's Georgian Bay country, once ruled by the mighty Huron nation, lives again to-day in a series of projects designed to perpetuate a colorful chapter in Canada's history. Together, the citizens of Simcoe county and Western University archaeologists have established the Huronia and Penetanguishene museums, have partially reconstructed Fort St. Marie and more recently reconstructed a complete Indian village. Seen above, the village contains bark covered longhouses and summer sleeping shelters, lookout tree, drying racks, a canoe in construction and even a tobacco patch.