Part II: Prehistoric and Historical Archaeology Partie II: Archéologie préhistorique et historique 7.7.7. General Généralités ORGANIZATION OF THIS SECTION ORGANISATION DE LA SECSECTIONTION Research aids Instruments de recherche Ethnohistories Ethnohistoire Regional syntheses, theses and comparative studies Synthèses régionales, thèses et études comparatives Regional archaeological surveys Inventaires archéologiques régionaux Methods, analytical techniques and archaeometric studies Méthodes, techniques analytiques et études archéométriques THE BIBLIOGRAPHY LA BIBLIOGRAPHIE Research aids Instruments de recherche 0608. Dawson, K.C.A. (1979) Annotated bibliography of upper Great Lakes archaeology 1978 . LHUL. 0609. Dawson, K.C.A. (1984). "A history of archaeology in Northern Ontario to 1983 with bibliographic contributions." Ontario Archaeology 42: 27-39. Bibliography 39-92. 0610. Kenyon, W.A. (1966). "A bibliography of Ontario archaeology." Ontario Archaeology 9: 35-62. Ethnohistories Ethnohistoire 0611. Dawson, K.C.A. (1969). Ethnohistoric investigation, Hooker Lake area, District of Kenora, Ontario . [Port Arthur]: The Author. LHUL. 0612. Dawson, K.C.A. (1977). "An application of the direct historic approach to the Algonkians of Northern Ontario." Canadian Journal of Archaeology 1: 151-181. 0613. Preston, Richard J. (1975). "A survey of ethnographic approaches to the Eastern Cree-Montagnais-Naskapi." Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology / Revue canadienne de sociologie et d'anthropologie 12, no. 3(August/août): 267-77. 46 0614. Wright, Gary A. (1967). "Some aspects of early and mid-seventeenth century exchange networks in the western Great Lakes." Michigan Archaeologist 13: 181-97. Regional syntheses, theses and comparative studies Synthèses régionales, thèses et études comparativescomparatives 0615. (1979). The archaeology of North-Central Ontario: prehistoric cultures north of Superior . Toronto: Ministry of Culture and Recreation, Historical Planning and Research Branch. 11p. 0616. (1980). The archaeology of Northwestern Ontario . [Toronto]: Ministry of Culture and Recreation, Historical Planning and Research Branch. 2 booklets: 1. The prehistoric and fur trade periods .--2. Indian rock paintings and carvings . US. 0617. (1981). Voices from the earth, a 7,000-year outline: the archaeology of West Patricia . Toronto: Ministry of Culture and Recreation. 24p. 0618. Altuna, Linda. (1979). The distribution of burial goods in the western and upper Great Lakes during Middle Woodland times . M.A. Thesis, University of Toronto. 0619. Altuna, Linda. (1985). A re-examination of the assumption of reciprocity among Middle Woodland cultural manifestations participating in Hopewellian exchange in Midwestern Riverine and the western and upper Great Lakes . Ottawa: National Library of Canada. Ph.D Thesis, University of Toronto, 1982. 8 microfiches. C.T.M. No. 65071 (1985). 0620. Arthurs, David W. (1984). The Long Sault site: cultural dynamics in the Rainy River Valley of Northwestern Ontario . Ottawa: National Library of Canada. M.A. Thesis, University of Manitoba, 1982. 3 microfiches. C.T.M. No. 54576 (1984). 0621. Brizinski, Morris. (1980). Where eagles fly: an archaeological sequence for Lake Nipissing . M.A. Thesis, McMaster University. 0622. Conway, T. (1981). Archaeology in Northeastern Ontario: searching for our past . [Toronto]: Ministry of Culture and Recreation. 56p. 0623. Dawson, K.C.A. (1979). Pukaskwa National Park and the prehistory of the north shore of Lake Superior . [Ottawa]: Parks Canada. Also: Archaeological recoveries from Pukaskwa National Park 1978 . LHUL. 0624. Dawson, K.C.A. (1980). "Prehistory of the interior coniferous forest of Northern Ontario." American Journal of Physical Anthropology 52, no. 2: 219. 0625. Dawson, K.C.A. (1982). "The northern Ojibwa of Ontario." In Approaches to Algonquian archaeology : 81-96. 0626. 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M.A. Thesis, McMaster University. 0632. Haywood, Norman Arthur. (1988). Paleo-Indians and paleoenvironments of the Rainy River District, Northwestern Ontario . Ottawa: National Library of Canada. M.A. Thesis, University of Manitoba, 1987. 2 microfiches. ISBN 0-315-37204-4. 0633. Julig, P.J. (1983). Report on 1983 archaeological investigations, Cummins site, Thunder Bay, Ontario . Toronto: Ministry of Citizenship and Culture, Heritage Branch. On file at the Ministry. 0634. Julig, P.J. (1988). "Prehistoric site survey in the Western James Bay Lowlands, Northern Ontario." In Boreal Forest and Subarctic Archaeology : 121-145. 0635. Julig, P.J. (1990). The Cummins site complex and Paleoindian occupations in the Northwestern Lake Superior region . Ottawa: National Library of Canada. Ph.D Thesis, University of Toronto, 1988. 6 microfiches. ISBN 0-315-509 31-7. 0636. Julig, P.J. (1991). "Late pleistocene archaeology in the Great Lakes region of North America: current problems and prospects." Revista de Arqueologia Americana , (3): 7-30. 0637. Kenyon, W.A. (1986). Mounds of sacred earth: burial mounds of Ontario . Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum. x, 134p. (Monograph 9). Includes the Rainy River District. 0638. Knight, Dean H. (1977). The Montreal River and the Shield Archaic . Ph.D. Thesis, University of Toronto. 0639. Marois, R. (1968). L'archéologie des provinces d'Ontario et de Québec . vi, 105p. Thèse de maîtrise, Université de Montréal. Décrit les travaux de Ridley au lac Abitibi. UMQ. 0640. Mason, Ronald J. (1981). Great Lakes archaeology . New York: Academic Press. 426p. 0641. McLeod, Mike. (1980). The archaeology of Dog Lake, Thunder Bay: 9000 years of prehistory . Thunder Bay: Lakehead University. Report submitted to the Ontario Heritage Foundation. 0642. McLeod, Mike. (1981). "The early prehistory of the Dog Lake area, Thunder Bay." Manitoba Archaeological Quarterly 5, no. 2(Apr.): 12-54. LHUL. 0643. McPherron, A. (1967). The Juntunen Site and the Late Woodland prehistory of the Upper Great Lakes area . Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan. (Museum of Anthropology, Anthropological papers, 30). 0644. Meyer, David. (1987). "Time-depth of the western woods Cree occupation of Northern Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan." In Papers of the Eighteenth Algonquian Conference : 187-200. 0645. Noble, William C. (1982). "Algonquian archaeology in Northeastern Ontario." In Approaches to Algonquian archaeology : 35-56. 0646. Pollock, J.W. (1972). The Shield Archaic culture . Manuscript. MU. 48 0647. Pilon, Jean-Luc. (1987). Ecological and Cultural adaptation along the Severn River in the Hudson Bay Lowlands of Ontario . s.l.: Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Culture. (Ontario conservation archaeology, northwestern region report, 10). 0648. Pilon, Jean-Luc. (1988). "Culture history and ethnicity in the Hudson Bay Lowlands." In Boreal forest and Sub- Arctic archaeology : 100-120. 0649. Pollock, J.W. (1973). A survey of the prehistoric and historic material culture of the Eastern Algonkians . Manuscript. MU. 0650. Pollock, J.W. (1975). "Algonquian culture development and archaeological sequences in Northeastern Ontario." Canadian Archaeological Association Bulletin 7: 1-53. 0651. Pollock, J.W. (1976). The culture history of Kirkland Lake District, Northeastern Ontario . Ottawa: National Museums of Canada. xx, 249p. (National Museum of Man, Mercury Series, Archaeological Survey of Canada, Paper, 54). M.A. Thesis, McMaster University (1975), xv, 238 leaves. Ottawa: National Library of Canada (1976), C.T.M. No. 26193. LUL, NL. 0652. Rajnovich, Grace. (1983). The Spruce Point site (DjKq-1) a late Woodland community pattern and cultural assemblage from Northwestern Ontario and their relationship within the Selkirk composite . M.A. Thesis, University of Manitoba. 0653. Siebert, F.T. (1967). The original home of the proto-Algonquin people . Ottawa: National Museums of Canada. 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