The Maynard-McKeown site is an early 16th-century St. Lawrence Iroquoian village situated near present-day Prescott, Ontario. During the summer of 1987 approximately a quarter of the 1.6 hectare settlement was excavated, including all or portions of twenty-three longhouses, multiple palisades, a defensive ditch, two sweatlodges, and numerous other features of social significance. To date, this site constitutes the largest excavation of a St. Lawrence Iroquoian site in either Canada or the United States and the only such site that has produced evidence of trade with Europeans. It is also one of only a few sites attributable to what was probably a confederation of tribes for which strong contextual data exists. The availa...
This thesis explores patterns of faunal exploitation habits at the McDonald site, in the Saint-Anice...
St. Lawrence Iroquoian social archaeology is at the center of our investigation and households will ...
The excavation of four occupation areas at the Gould site (EeBi-42) in Port au Choix, northwestern N...
Cemeteries are our most important source of information on the life ways of prehistoric people. Diff...
Examines Northern Iroquoian archaeology through various lenses at multiple spatial levels, including...
Cemeteries are our most important source of information on the life ways of prehistoric people. Diff...
A methodology is developed for the interpretation of complex Early Iroquoian villages based upon the...
Between 1780 and 1810 the Mississauga, a member of the Algonquin speaking family of native groups in...
Archaeological investigations at the Boswell site (BfDf-08), in southwestern Nova Scotia, has provid...
This zoo archaeological study compares the diets of two groups of Iroquoians ca. A.D. 1500. One grou...
Cemeteries are our most important source of information on the life ways of prehistoric people. Diff...
This study is an analytical examination of a stylistic anomaly observed among Middleport Iroquoian v...
Built in the early 18th century on the banks of the Saint-François River (Quebec, QC, Canada), the f...
This dissertation explores the origins and development of Northern Iroquoian village life in present...
The St. Croix site in Hants County, Nova Scotia, offers archaeologists a glimpse into life among Na...
This thesis explores patterns of faunal exploitation habits at the McDonald site, in the Saint-Anice...
St. Lawrence Iroquoian social archaeology is at the center of our investigation and households will ...
The excavation of four occupation areas at the Gould site (EeBi-42) in Port au Choix, northwestern N...
Cemeteries are our most important source of information on the life ways of prehistoric people. Diff...
Examines Northern Iroquoian archaeology through various lenses at multiple spatial levels, including...
Cemeteries are our most important source of information on the life ways of prehistoric people. Diff...
A methodology is developed for the interpretation of complex Early Iroquoian villages based upon the...
Between 1780 and 1810 the Mississauga, a member of the Algonquin speaking family of native groups in...
Archaeological investigations at the Boswell site (BfDf-08), in southwestern Nova Scotia, has provid...
This zoo archaeological study compares the diets of two groups of Iroquoians ca. A.D. 1500. One grou...
Cemeteries are our most important source of information on the life ways of prehistoric people. Diff...
This study is an analytical examination of a stylistic anomaly observed among Middleport Iroquoian v...
Built in the early 18th century on the banks of the Saint-François River (Quebec, QC, Canada), the f...
This dissertation explores the origins and development of Northern Iroquoian village life in present...
The St. Croix site in Hants County, Nova Scotia, offers archaeologists a glimpse into life among Na...
This thesis explores patterns of faunal exploitation habits at the McDonald site, in the Saint-Anice...
St. Lawrence Iroquoian social archaeology is at the center of our investigation and households will ...
The excavation of four occupation areas at the Gould site (EeBi-42) in Port au Choix, northwestern N...