ContributorsFiguresTablesAppendicesJames F. Pendergrast: Blurring the Amateur-Professional Dichotomy--James V. WrightPrivate and Public Passions: James Pendergast's Archaeology and the National Museum of Canada--Ian DyckPassions and Pastimes: Thomas Walter Edwin Sowter, the Ottawa Valley's First Archaeologist--Jean-Luc PilonThoughts on Relic-Hunting--T. W. Edwin SowterA Review of the Latest Developments in St. Lawrence Iroquoian Archaeology--Claude ChapdelainePeople of the Drumlins--Norman Clermont and Michel GagneSt. Lawrence Iroquoians in Northern New England: Pendergast was "Right" and More--James B. Petersen et al. Northern New York Revisited--William EngelbrechtReconstructing Patterns of Interaction and Warfare between the Mohawk and Northern Iroquoians during the A. D. 1400-1700 Period--Robert D. KuhnBilateral Differences in Femoral Torsion: Identifying Reasons for its High Incidence amongst the St. Lawrence Iroquoians of the Roebuck Site--Janet YoungThe Protohistoric Period Revisited--William C. NobleCarlo I and Carlo II Coins Found on Two New York Iroquois Sites--Richard E. HosbachLe Plan Vincent et la toponymie historique de Hurons'Wendats--Roy WrightArchaeobotanical Analysis of the Ireland Il Deer Pound Site--Dawn M. WrightSpiritual Transformation as Reflected in Late Prehistoric Human Effigy Pipes from Western New York--Martha L. SempowskiHorned Panthers and Erie Associates--William A. FoxOuatit's People: The Cosmological Significance of Dogs in Wendat Society--Joyce M. WrightThe Gordon Island North Site and Cultural Settlement Distributions Along the Upper St. Lawrence River Valley--James V. WrightThe Middle Woodland Ancestors of the St. Lawrence Iroquoians--Christian Gates St-PierreReconstructing Prehistoric Ethnicity: Problems and Possibilities--Stephen Chrisomalis and Bruce G. TriggerMade in Akwesasne--Salli M. Kawennotakie BenedictFinding Homes for Collections in Arizona and Ontario: The Archaeological and Ethnographic Collections of Albert D. Mohr and L. Laetitia Sample--William D. Finlayson