Jackson: HURON-PETUN BIBLIOGRAPHY 33
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HURON-PETUN ARCHAEOLOGY
L. J. Jackson
INTRODUCTION This bibliography is intended as a research guide for archaeologists studying the Huron-Petun branch of Iroquoian development in Ontario as chronologically and geog- raphically delimited by J. V. Wright in his monograph The Ontario Iroquois Tradition (1966:66-7). A set of six main indices has been used to distinguish sub-areas of study. While this bibliography refers most specifically to the Huron and Petun, numerous references to related Iroquoian groups have been included for comparative purposes. The net result is coverage of Iroquoian developments in the Great Lakes region through- out the Late Woodland period.
INDICES 1. PREHISTORIC ARCHAEOLOGY: includes field records and site reports dealing prin- cipally with prehistoric Huron-Petun sites. 2. HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY: includes studies and site reports on European and Huron-Petun contact sites. 3. NATIVE HABITAT: includes studies and reports on the natural resources and site characteristics of the Huron-Petun region. focusing on Simcoe County. 4. NATIVE TECHNOLOGY: includes technical studies, research guides and reports dealing mainly with the material culture of the Huron-Petun and with aboriginal techniques of manufacture. 5. TRADE GOODS: includes reports and research guides dealing with the appearance of European material goods on aboriginal sites. 6. CULTURAL STUDIES: includes miscellaneous archaeological, historical and sociological studies examining Huron-Petun and Iroquoian culture in general. An additional section, HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS, is appended as a preliminary guide to primary historical sources dealing with the contact period prior to the demise of the Huron and Petun in the seventeenth century. No cross referencing has been attempted and apologies are hereby offered for any internal inconsistencies or significant oversights. While certain incidental references have been omitted and others overlooked, it is hoped that this bibliography will help researchers bypass needless hours of library searching.
PREHISTORIC ARCHAEOLOGY Anderson, James E. 1964 "The People of Fairty: An Osteological Analysis of an Iroquois Os- suary." National Museum of Canada, Bulletin No. 193, pp. 28-129. Ottawa. 1968 The Serpent Mounds Site Physical Anthropology. Occasional Paper 2, Royal Ontario Museum, Art and Archaeology Division, Toronto. Anderson, J. E. and J. V. Wright 1969 The Bennett Site. Bulletin No. 229, National Museum of Canada, Ottawa.