THE ONTARIOARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY

ARCH-NOTES

No. 66-5 MAY

EXECUTIVEPresident:Dr. R. Dean Axelson,24? Truman Road,Willowdale, Ontario.

Vice-President:Mr. Joseph DeRyck

Recording Secretary.Mrs. Eilene Balsky

Treasurer:Miss. Lorna Procter

Past President;Mr. Win. waudby-Granger

Corresponding Secretary.(See note below)

NOTE : Dr. Axelson has requested nominations for this office, and hopesto fill the vacancy at the May meeting.

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The next meeting of The Ontario Archaeological Society will beheld at 8 p.m.. Wednesday, May 18, in Room 251 , Board of EducationCentre, 155 College Street, Toronto.

Our speaker for the evening will be your Arch-Notes editor him-self. His topic, "Indian Pottery Development in Ontario - A Pour-Dimensional Jigsaw Puzzle", concerns our present understanding of thevarious Indian pottery sequences in Ontario, and how this knowledgewas acquired (illustrated).

THE APRIL MEETING

A good turnout of members at the April meeting heard an excellenttalk by Dr. Robert C. Dailey on the ever-popular topic of OntarioArchaeology.

After a brief resume of the field work carried out in Ontariosince the turn of the century, Dr. Dailey made use of a blackboard,colour slides, and a small collection of artifacts to describe thetype of archaeological sites one could expect to encounter in ourprovince, show where these sites might be found, explain the methodsused during excavation and artifact analysis, and point up the problemsencountered in iterpreting the data obtained,

PUBLICATIONS

Some of our newer members may not be aware that the O.A.S.reference library has a fairly extensive selection of publications,manuscripts, etc., which are available for their use. These may beborrowed without charge by any member in good standing for a periodof one month, simply choose one or more titles from the followinglist and submit your request at the regular Monthly meeting, or writeto:

Mr. Joseph DeRyck, LIBRARIAN. (Tel. OXl-526?)2320 Gerrard Street E.,Toronto 13, Ontario.

Special arrangements may be required for shipping some of therarer books through the mail, and lost or damaged publications mustbe replaced or the value paid to the Society.

LIBRARY LIST

ABSTRACT OF THE EARLY HISTORY OP THE ROUGE RIVER AND VALLEY, by W.A.Russell (mimeographed manuscript).

AGE OP LAKE IROQUOIS & LAKE ONTARIO, by P.P. Karrow, J.R. Clarke, &J. Terasmae, 1961.

ALGONKIANS (THE), The National Museum of Canada, 1938.ALWAY PREHISTORIC SITE (THE), by Wilfrid Jury, 193?.AMERICAN ANTIQUITY, issues of JAN 1952 - JUL 1952 - JAN 1953 - APR 1953

- JUL 1953.AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OP INNESFIL TOWNSHIP, by R.E. Popham, 1950.ANNUAL REPORTS - Royal Ontario Museum, Art & Archaeology Division,

I960, 1961, 1962.ANNUAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL REPORTS - ONTARIO, issues of 1899, 1900, 1904,

1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 19H, 1914, 1917, 1918, 1919,1924, 1925 1926, 1927, 1928.

ANTHROPOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE EASTERN SEABOARD, the E.S.A.F.,194?.

ANTHROPOLOGICAL JOURNAL OP CANADA, Vol. 2, No. 4, 1964.ARCHAIC CULTURE OF THE APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN REGION (NOTES ON THE), by

John witthoft, 1961,ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTION FROM SOMERSET ISLAND AND BOOTHIA PENINSULA,

N.W.T. (AN), by J.W. Vanstone.ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD METHODS (2nd revised edition), R.E. Heizer, ed.,

1953.ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF PRE-SPANISH VISITS TO THE GALAPAGOS, by

Thor Heyerdahl and Anne Skjolsvold, 195&.ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE ROUGE, by W.S. Donaldson, I960.ARCHAEOLOGY - AUTUMN, 19^9-ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE NEUTRAL INDIANS (THE), by Frank Ridley, 1961.ART QUARTERLY - SUMMER, 1943.ART TREASURES IN THE ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM, by Theodore A. Heinrich,

1963.ASIA & NORTH AMERICA - TRANSPACIFIC CONTACTS, by The Society for

American Archaeology, 1953-BILL 66, AN ACT FOR THE PROTECTION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL

SITES, Third Session, 24th Legislature, Ontario, 1953.BROAD SPEARPOINTS AND THE TRANSITIONAL PERIOD CULTURE IN PENNSYLVANIA,

by John witthoft, 1953.

CLEARVILLE PREHISTORIC VILLAGE SITE (THE), by Wilfrid Jury,COMMENTS ON "THE HURON AND LALONDE OCCUPATIONS OF ONTARIO", by J.N.

Emerson and Robt. E. Popham, 1952.CONTRIBUTION TO THE HUMAN OSTEOLOGY OF THE CANADIAN ARCTIC (A), by

J.E. Anderson.CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY, 1958, the National Museum of Canada,

I960.CURRENT TRENDS IN THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE NORTHEAST, by Alfred K. Guthe.DANGER CAVE, by Jesse D. Jennings, 1957.DONALDSON SITE (THE), by J.V. Wright and J.E. Anderson, 1963.EARLY HISTORY OF SCARBORO (with material by J.N. Emerson).ESKIMO (THE), the National Museum of Canada, 1939.ESKIMO CHANIA FROM SOUTHAMPTON ISLAND, by R.E. Popham and W.D. Bell,

195LEXPLORATIONS - No, 3, University of Toronto,FAIRFIELD ON THE THAMES, by Wilfrid Jury.FANSHAWE PIONEER VILLAGE (pamphlet).FLANAGAN PREHISTORIC HURON VILLAGE SITE (THE), by Wilfrid Jury, 19̂ 8.FOREST RESOURCES OF ONTARIO, the Dept. of Lands and Forests, 1931•GUYATT PREHISTORIC VILLAGE SITE (THE), by W.D. Bell (mimeographed

manuscript).GRAPHIC AIDS TO OSTEOLOGY, by Boots & Associates, 19̂ 8.HAVE YOU SOME INDIAN RELICS? by Wilfrid Jury.HUMAN SKELETON (THE): A MANUAL FOR ARCHAEOLOGISTS, by J.E. Anderson,

1962.HURON AND LALONDE OCCUPATIONS OF ONTARIO (THE), by Frank Ridley, 1952.HURONS (THE), by Wilfrid Jury.INDIAN ARCHAEOLOGY - SENSE OR NONSENSE? by John Craig.INDIAN CAMP SITES OF THE KEMPT AND MANOWAN LAKES IN THE PROVINCE OF

QUEBEC, by V. Burger, 1953.INDIANS AND ARCHAEOLOGY OF MISSOURI, by C.H. Chapman & E.F. Chapman.INVERHURON PROVINCIAL PARK - SEASON 1958, by F. Knetchel.INVERHURON SITE, by Walter Kenyon, 1959.IROQUOIANS (THE), the National Museum of Canada, 193?.IHOQUOIS POTTERY TYPES, by R.S. MacNeish, 1952.LAKE ST. FRANCIS (NINE SMALL SITES ON), by James F. Pendergast,LAWSON PREHISTORIC VILLAGE SITE, by W.J. Wintemberg, 1939.LOCAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (THE) FORMATION, ORGANIZATION, FUNCTION,

AND PROBLEMS, by Richard E. Johnson, 195&.MACKENZIE RIVER TRIBES, the National Museum of Canada, 1938.MALCOLM SITE (THE); A LATE STAGE OF THE MIDDLE POINT PENINSULA CULTURE

IN EASTERN ONTARIO, by Robt. C. Dailey and James V. Wright, 1955.MANIFESTATIONS OF THE OLD COPPER INDUSTRY IN ONTARIO, by R.E. Popham

and J.N. Emerson, 195̂ .MANITOULIN (C.B.C. SCRIPT), by Stuart Miller, 195̂ .MANUAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD METHODS (A), edited by R. F. Heizer,

1953.MARTIN FALLS HOUSE SITE (PRELIMINARY REPORT), by Frank Fogg, 1955.MESOLITHIC SITE AT ABINGER COMMON, SURREY, by L.S.B. Leakey, 1951.MIDDLEPORT HORIZON (THE), by J.V. Wright, I960.MIDDLEPORT PREHISTORIC VILLAGE SITE, by W.J. Wintemberg, 19̂ 8.NATIONAL MUSEUM OF CANADA - ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 19̂ 7-̂ 8.NATIONAL MUSEUM OF CANADA - ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1952-53.NEUTRAL INDIANS (THE) : A SOURCE BOOK, by Gordon K. Wright, 19̂ 3•NEW PAGES IN HISTORY, 1957, edited by J.N. Emerson.NEW PAGES OF PREHISTORY, 195&, 1958, 1959, and 1961 issues. Edited by

J.N. Emerson.

NIAGARA FRONTIER INDIAN - ARCHAEOLOGY & HISTORY, by Marian E. White.OLD PORT ALBANY SITE (PRELIMINARY), by Frank Fogg, 1955.OLD WOMEN'S BUFFALO JUMP (an archaeological site in Alberta).O.A.S. PUBLICATIONS:

NO,NO,NO,NO,No,No,No,No,

1, series A-l, ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGIST, 1954.2, series A-2, RESEARCH GUIDE #1, 1955-3, series A-3, UNDERSTANDING IROQUOIS POTTERY, 1956.4, series B-l, PUBLICATION #4, 1958.5, series A-4, RESEARCH GUIDE #2, 1958.6, series A-5, ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGY, 19&2.7, series B-2, ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGY, 19§2.8, series B-3, ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGY, 1965.

CONSTITUTION (REVISION #1), 1964.ONTARIO HISTORY, the Ontario Historical Society.PACIFIC COAST TRIBES, the National Museum of Canada, 1939.PETERBOROUGH PETROGLYPHS (PRELIMINARY REPORT), by Paul W. Sweetman,

1955.PAYNE SITE (THE), by James F. Pendergast, 1963.PENETANGUISHENE (THE ESTABLISHMENT AT)PLAINS ARCHAIC CONCEPT, by William J. Mayer-Oakes.PLAINS INDIANS, by the National Museum of Canada (leaflet)PLEISTOCENE GEOLOGY OF THE SCARBORO AREA, by P.P. Karrow, 1962.POWELL SITE (THE), by w.D. Bell (manuscript).PORTAGE SITE (THE), by R.L. McCarthy, 1962.PREHISTORIC FLINT WORKSHOPS AT PORT FRANKS, ONTARIO, by Wilfrid Jury.PREHISTORIC MEN, by Robert J. Braidwood.PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE PETERBOROUGH PETROGLYPHS, by Paul W.

Sweetman, 1955.PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE SURFACE FINDINGS OF INDIAN ARTIFACTS ON THE

NURSARY PROPERTY OF THE M T R C A DURING THE SUMMER OP 1958,byR.Dean Axelson.

QUETICO PROVINCIAL PARK, REPORT ON THE EXPEDITION TO, by SelwynDewdney, 1957.

QUETICO PROVINCIAL PARK, SECOND PICTOGRAPH EXPEDITION, by SelwynDewdney, 1958.

ROUND LAKE OJIBWA (THE), by E.S. Rogers, 1963.ST. LOUIS - HURON VILLAGE AND JESUIT MISSION SITE, by Wilfrid Jury

and E. McLeod Jury,SERPENT MOUND SITE (INTERIM REPORT), by Richard B.SHEGUIANDAH SITE (GEOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE),

1957.SHEGUIANDAH SITE (THE ANTIQUITY OF), by Thomas E. Lee, 1957.STRATIGRAPHIC EXCAVATION AT EL RICO, MEXICO, by Wm. J. Mayer-Oakes,

195LSUGGESTIONS FOR EXCAVATION OF INDIAN SITES, by K.E. Kidd, 1951.SWAN LAKE SITE (THE)& BROCK STREET BURIAL, by Walter Kenyon, 1961.TABOR HILL OSSUARIES: A STUDY IN IROQUOIS DEMOGRPHY, by C.S. Churcher

and W.A. Kenyon, I960.TOOLS THAT CREATED CIVILIZATION, a Wilkie Foundation publication.TWO-COMPONENT HISTORIC MOHAWK CEMETARY (A), by Peter Pratt, 1962.UNDERSTANDING IROQUOIS POTTERY, by J.N. Emerson, 1956.UREN PREHISTORIC VILLAGE SITE, by W.J. Wintemberg, 1928VERTEBRATE BODY (THE), by A.S, Romer, 1955.VIGO COUNTY (ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF), by Vernon Helman, 1952.WILDERNESS TREASURE, by Florence Page Jaques, 1950.WOODLAND SITE NEAR CHATHAM, ONTARIO (A), by Kenneth E. Kidd, 1954,

Johnston, 1959.by John T. Sanford,

Also available are numerous bulletins and newsletters of thefollowing archaeological societys and museums:

Arch. Soc. of Alberta Carnegie MuseumArch. Soc. of Connecticut E.S.A.P.Arch. Soc. of Delaware Massachusetts Arch. Soc.Arch. Soc. of Maryland Pennsylvania Arch. Soc.Arch. Soc. of New Jersey West Virginia Arch. Soc.

P.I.A.

While on the subject of publications, we might mention thatO.A.S. Publication #4, #6, #?, and #8 are still in print and may bepurchased at 50$̂ per copy. A few copies of the 1958 and 1959 issuesof New Pages of Prehistory are also available at 25$̂ per copy. Thesemay be ordered through the Librarian with cheques or money orders madepayable to The Ontario Archaeological Society.

NEWS OF MEMBERS

The Archaeological Society of Western Ontario will featurepapers by Dr. Dean Axelson and Mr. Charles Garrad in Volume No. 3 oftheir Bulletin (now in press).

Last month the National Museum of Canada published Mr. B.M.Mitchell's "A Preliminary Report on a woodland Site Near Deep River"(illustrated). This publication, No. 11 in the Museum's AnthopologicalPapers series, may be obtained free of charge by writing to theNational Museum of Canada, Ottawa k, Ontario.

Seven new names appear on our mailing list this month. We wouldlike to welcome Mr. Neil Coppietters, the Hiram Walker HistoricalMuseum, Mr. Jack Price, Mr. Peter Shevchenko, Mr. Ronald A. White, Mr.Stanley Wortner, and the University of Toronto Library to our ranks.

Mr. Coppietters and Mr. Wortner have been active amateurs formany years, and are well known in professional circles, having on anumber of occasions supplied valuable background material on the KentCounty area for major archaeological reports.

THE SPRING "DIG"

Our Projects Co-Ordinating Committee has followed up severalpromising leads for our spring "dig" and located a most promisingsite for further study. Arrangements are now under way to obtainpermission for the O.A.S. to carry out an exploratory excavation onthis site, and it is hoped that final arrangements can be announcedat the May meeting.

THE SOCIETY CREST

At the April meetlr.g, the promotion and Publicitee Committeesuggested the adoption of a simpler design for the society's crest.After some discussion, it was decided to solicit proposals from themembership at large, for consideration at the May meeting, and haveArch-Notes carry any design proposal received in time for publication.The designs reproduced below were received too late for reproductionby electronic stencil and therefor do not do justice to the originals.

The Promotion and Publicity Committee hopes that a decision toadopt or reject a simpler design can be made at the May meeting, forthey have to prepare a series of displays and promotional literaturefor an all-out membership drive, starting in September. Since the 0.A.S. crest is to be featured in these displays and literature, a de-ferred decision could hold up the program preparations„

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VIEWS AND COMMENTS

The current issue of the Anthropological Journal of Canada (Vol.4, No. 2) carries a well illustrated report by Frank Ridley that shouldprove to be a good basic reference work for others in the northeasternOntario field. Entitled "Archaeology of Lake Abitibi, Ontario - Quebec",it describes Mr. Ridley's work in that area and attempts to establish a1̂-000 year chronological sequence within the temporal framework providedby the stratified Prank Bay and sheguiandah sites.

Next month's issue of Arch-Notes will carry reports on the fieldactivities of several of our members. These arrived too late for inclu-sion here, revisions and additions having caused a four day delay inprinting. w>s^ DOrLaidsori) editor, 111 Riverside Dr, N., Oshawae

MEMBERS OF THE ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY

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ANDERSON, DR. J. E. (HONOURARY LIFE MEMBER)DEPT. OF ANTHROPOLOGY AND LINGUISTICS,STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALOBUFFALO, NEW YORK, 14214

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF ALBERTAEDMONTON CENTRE, ii526 - 77 AVENUEEDMONTON, ALBERTA

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF WESTERN ONTARIOc/o BOB CALVERT, TREA&,,363 AVONDALE ST. ,LONDON, ONT.

AVERY, MR. S. G.Box 1028,HUNTSVILLE, ONTARIO.

AXELSON, MR. PETER W.438 PALISER CRES. S.,RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO.

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CHURCHER, DR. C. S.20 BlNSCARTH RD.,TORONTO 5, ONTARIO

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CORBETT, MR. MURRAY97 BIDEFORD AVE.,DOWNSVIEW, ONTARIO,

CROFT, MR. D, J.47 ALGONQUIN ST.,DEEP RIVER, ONTARIO.

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DEVEREUX, Miss HELEN10 CUTHBERT CRES.,

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