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Association of Professional Archaeologists (Ontario)~ Online Store ~ Authors are welcome to submit their manuscript for online publication in the APA Occasional Papers Series: contact editor Scott Hamilton at shamilto@lakeheadu.ca. Suitable manuscripts may include unpublished conference papers, Cultural Resource Management Reports or articles of interest to the archaeological community at large. Note: APA Ontario members have complimentary access to all APA articles. To read about becoming a member, click here. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ APA Publications Our Online Store includes the publications in our Occasional Papers Series. To view the descriptions for each of the volumes and to order a full-colour .pdf version of any of these 3 papers at $15 CAD each, click on the title(s) below: |
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Publications by Members
APA Ontario members who are authors are welcomed to feature their publications here. View the current catalogue below.
Click on a title to view the volume's description and to place an order. All prices are in Canadian dollars. The publications below will be shipped directly by the author.
Author Biographies:
One of the founding members of our organization, Lawrence (Laurie) has served in various positions on Ontario Association of Professional Archaeologists Executive since 1990. He lives near Rice Lake, Ontario, with his wife Donna, son Daniel, and six eclectic cats.
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Frank J. Krist Jr., Ph.D from Michigan State University in 2001. Since the 1990's Frank has been developing novel GIS techniques for modeling Pleistocene and Holocene geomorphology, and Paleo flora/fauna habitat and behavior. Frank currently leads a national forest health GIS and spatial analysis program in the United States. ~~~~~~~~~~
Bill has had an unconventional career. Early on, he undertook the total excavation of the Draper site, a precontact Iroquoian village in Pickering which remains the largest and most significant Iroquoian site subject to salvage excavation in southern Ontario. In 1976, he left the Department of Anthropology at The University of Western Ontario to revitalize Wilfrid Jury’s Museum of Indian Archaeology and Pioneer Life. In 1985, he was appointed Lawson Professor of Canadian Archaeology, the first archaeologist to hold an endowed chair in Canadian archaeology. This allowed Bill to devote time to his field research in the Crawford Lake area near Milton Ontario, culminating in his 4 volume study of 76 Iroquoian sites in the area. The next phase in Bill’s career began in 2001 when he took early retirement, providing him with an excellent opportunity to establish his own archaeological consulting firm. This Land Archaeology Inc. provides services to land developers in the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. Since 2006, he has undertaken the salvage excavation of more than 70 19th century homesteads and farmsteads, culminating in the total excavation of Patterson Village, the only total excavation of a 19th century Euro-Canadian company town in Ontario. Bill has been a member of the APA for many years, has served on the Executive and has assisted the Executive in a variety of ways. In 2017, Bill established the Our Lands Speak series of popular books to promote interest in Euro-Canadian archaeological site investigations. In 2019 an academic series was initiated with the Our Lands Speak, Occasional Papers in Ontario Archaeology with the publication of Lawrence Jackson’s study of the Palaeo-Indian occupation of the Rice Lake area since 1976. Bill also publishes a blog — billfinlayson.ca. Bill has been steadily publishing new blogs in 2020. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ At any time, if you require assistance with our Online Publications Store send an email to info@apaontario.ca |