Review
. . . . An outstanding survey of this captivating episode of America's heritage. --
American Archaeology. . .accessible and plainspoken account of the Iroquois and their homeland . . . book's strength lies in its use of enthnohistory. . . --
New York History... essential reading not only for scholars . . . but also anyone interested in understanding contemporary Iroquois world view and politics. --
Ontario Archaeology.... accessible and plainspoken account of the Iroquois and their homeland . . . book's strength lies in its use of enthnohistory. . . . --
New York HistoryThis volume represents far more than a description of the culture, history, and archaeological record of the Iroquois... --
Ontario ArchaeologyWilliam Englebrecht draws on archaeology, ethnology, historical evidence, and oral traditions to give the reader a detailed overview ... --
American Archaeology
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About the Author
William Engelbrecht is professor emeritus of anthropology at Buffalo State College. His articles have appeared in many journals, including American Antiquity, North American Archaeologist, Northeast Anthropology, and Bulletin: Journal of the New York State Archaeological Association.
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