Mercury Series; Archaeology 156
250 pages; 80 illustrations; 80 tables; 6.75x9.5"; paper
English For many years archaeologists have considered the earliest known Iroquoian villages to be poorly organized assemblages of structures, features, and associated artifacts. Located in the Thames River valley of southwestern Ontario, the site encompasses a variety of structures including at least fourteen house, several palissade walls and thousands of pits, hearts, and artifacts.