The archaeological record of Northern Iroquoian peoples contributes to global questions
about ethnogenesis, the emergence of settled village life, agricultural intensification, the …

Recent criticisms of the use of historically and ethnographically recorded conflicts as models
for warfare in prehistoric times force archaeologists to reexamine assumptions about the …

Evidence for ochre use has been identified at archaeological sites in the eastern Great
Lakes Region (North America) dating from the Paleoindian through to the Late Woodland …

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Abstract During the Late Woodland period in what is now the Canadian province of Ontario,
Indigenous peoples met their nutritional needs through a combination of maize horticulture …

Through an archaeology of Fort La Cloche, a nineteenth-century Hudson's Bay Company
post in Georgian Bay (Lake Huron, Canada), this paper explores parallels between …

Located in southern Simcoe County, Ontario, the Dunsmore site is a two-hectare, mid-to late
15th-century Iroquoian settlement that had a complex history—one that may have included …

In much of the study of the phenomenon of language spread the focus has been on
attempting to explain the distribution of languages at a particular attested time in history …

This work sheds new light on the problems of interpreting the historical and cultural aspects
of Iroquoian-like pottery in the Canadian Shield. Within this region, the Lake Abitibi case is …

In much of the study of the phenomenon oflanguage spread the focus has been on
attempting to explain the distribution of languages at a particular attested time in history …