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1. Native Americans lived, fished, and camped on the island, beginning over 5000 years ago.


2. Somesville is the oldest settlement on the island, dating from 1761, and it was once a fjord but is now a fjard.


3. Abanaki Indians knew it as the "Pemetic" (sloping lands).


4.named by a French explorer called Champlain.


5. Signs and artifacts of Native Americans dated back to 4000 B.C (Red Paint Indians)


6. In 1613, a small French Tesuit colony was established at       Fernald Point in somes sound. Later it was destroyed.


7.  In 1761 a new settlement was formed at somes sound.

History

Historical accounts said that the Abnaki's permanent villages were located on the mainland and that they regularly fished and gathered shellfish from MDI in the warmer months. However, recent Archeological evidence supports just the opposite scenario. The more temperate coastal weather kept them in places like Mount Desert Island during winter months. In the spring, they ventured further inland to hunt and fish for the salmon in the rivers that were returning to spawn.

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Mount Desert Island

By Suzannah Gray