Lawrence J JacksonLawrence J. Jackson is a semi-retired archaeologist with broad experience in Canadian and Central American archaeology. He is the president of Northeastern Archaeological Associates, the consulting firm creating the Occasional Papers in Southern Ontaio Archaeology series in which Ethnicity in the Ontario Woodland Tradition is the first book. Jelissa Kollaard is his very capable research assistant handling Jesuit relations and archival image research. Lawrence has written numerous articles and books ranging from late glacial archaeology to the Ontario woodland tradition. These can be accessed on Academia.edu. He lives near Port Hope, Ontario, with his wife Donna, son Daniel, and six eclectic cats. Read More Read Less