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Further Readings
Birch, J. 2012. Coalescent communities: Settlement aggregation and social integration in Iroquoian Ontario. American Antiquity 77 (4): 646–670.
Bradley, J.W. 2005. Evolution of the Onondaga Iroquois: Accommodating change 1500–1655. Syracuse: University of Syracuse Press.
Engelbrecht, W. 2003. Iroquoia: The development of a native world. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press.
Jones, E.E., and J.L. Creese, eds. 2017. Process and meaning in spatial archaeology: Investigations into pre-Columbian Iroquoian space and place. Boulder: University of Colorado Press.
Loewen, B., and C. Chapdelaine, eds. 2016. Contact in the 16th century: Networks among fishers, foragers, and farmers. Ottawa/Gatineau: University of Ottawa Press and Canadian Museum of History.
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