Monument for the Native Americans

	Monument for the Native Americans
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Monument for the Native Americans Installation in Montreal -Québec, august 2006
"La Pointe-à-Callière" is an historical place in Montreal: it is were the St-Laurent river joined another one (this one don't exist anymore) where the colonists built the first houses of the town. Here today, you can find the musuem of archaeology and history, a square and a parc.
		- On the raised square, where a very few pedestrians go, a plaque on the floor commemorate the signature of the peace treaty between colonists and indigenous (few signatures of chiefs are reproduced). This sheet is hard to see. Hard to read also.
view from the back of the square	closer: the central sheet is the one concerning the indigenous.
- In the parc, an obelisk of several metres high: the monument to the founders of the city and to the first colonists. Text you can find on one side of the monument : "The 18th may 1893 this monument was installed by The Historical Society of Montreal to remember the generous founders of this town and the first colonists arrived here in 1642."
I installed next to this monument my own construction, built on the same way (in wood and colored in green-blue-yellow, with a black face) to commemorate the Native Americans.

	Text of my "monument": "The 19th august 2006 this monument was installed by a french anonymous women to remember millions of Native Americans who were living on this territory since thousands years."

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