1963 Canadian Archaeology and History in 1962.  Canadian Geographic Journal, April 66(4)132-139. 

1964 The Payne Site. National Museum of Canada, Bulletin No.193, Ottawa, pp.1-28.

1964 Nine Small Sites on Lake St. Francis representing an early Iroquois Horizon in the upper St. Lawrence Valley.   Anthropologica,  n.s. VI(2)183-221.

1964 The Waupoos Site - An Iroquois Component In Prince Edward County, Ontario. Pennsylvania Archaeologist 34(2)69-89. 

1965 Other Ideas on 'The Ontario Iroquois Controversy'. Ontario Archaeology 8:39-44. 

1966 (letter re:) Iroquois Pottery Types. Arch Notes 66-1:3-5.

1966  (note re:) Dawson Site. Arch Notes 66-4:4.

1967 The Berry Site. National Museum of Canada, Bulletin 206, Ottawa, pp.26-53. 

1966 Three Prehistoric Iroquois Components in Eastern Ontario: The Salem, Grays Creek, and Beckstead Sites. National Museum of Canada, Bulletin 208, Ottawa.

1967 A Comparison of St. Lawrence River Valley Iroquoian Sites with the Dawson Site. Ontario Archaeology 10:3-11.

1968 The Summerstown Station Site. National Museum of Canada Anthropology Papers 18, Ottawa, pp. 1-74.

1969 The MacDougald Site. Ontario Archaeology 13:29-53.

1970 Iroquois Archaeology in Eastern Ontario and Southern Quebec. In Iroquois Culture, History and Prehistory ed. Elisabeth Tooker, Proceedings of the 1965 Conference on  Iroquois Research, Albany, (first printed 1967), pp. 67-69.

1972 The Lite Site: An Early Southern Division Huron Site Near Belleville, Ontario. Ontario Archaeology 17:24-61. 

1973 The Roebuck Prehistoric Village Site Rim Sherds - an Attribute Analysis.  National Museum of Canada, Archaeological Survey of Canada, Mercury Series Paper No. 8, Ottawa. 

1974 The Sugarbush Site: A Possible Iroquoian Maplesugar Camp. Ontario Archaeology 23:31-61.

1974 An In-Situ Hypothesis to Explain the Development of the St. Lawrence Iroquoians. 
(Abstract of Symposium paper). Arch Notes 74-7:14.

1975 An In-Situ Hypothesis to Explain the Origin of the St. Lawrence Iroquoians. Ontario Archaeology 25:47-55.

1977 National Museum of Man Dig at Williamsburg, Ontario. (Reprinted from Ottawa Archaeologist).  Arch Notes 77-7:32-33.

1979 The Antiquity of Certain Iroquoian Ceramic Motifs. The Ottawa Archaeologist, May, 8(9)3-13. 

1979 The Hochelaga Palisade. The Ottawa Archaeologist, November, 9(3):8-18.

1980 The Hochelaga Palisade. (Reprinted from The Ottawa Archaeologist, 1979, 9(3):8-18).  Arch Notes 80-1:12-19.

1980 (excerpts from letter re:) Gendron translation by Christine Kirby in AN80-1:23. Arch Notes 80-2:23.

1981 The Glenbrook Village Site, a Late St. Lawrence Iroquoian Component in Glengarry County, Ontario. National Museum of Man, Archaeological Survey of Canada, Mercury Series Paper No.100, Ottawa.

1981 Distribution of Iroquoian Discoidal Clay Beads. Ontario Archaeology 36:57-72.

1982 The History of the St. Lawrence Iroquois and Some Recent Research. (Summary of talk, by Janet Cooper).  Arch Notes 82-1:2-4.

1982 The Origin of Maple Sugar. Syllogeus 36.

1983 St. Lawrence Iroquoian Burial Practices. Ontario Archaeology 40:49-56.

1984 Simcoe County: Obscure Archaeological Bibliography. Arch Notes 84-1:2-6.

1984 Circular Embankments in Eastern Ontario. Ottawa Archaeologist (11)4.

1984 The Beckstead Site - 1977. National Museum of Man, Archaeological Survey of Canada, Mercury Series Paper 123, Ottawa.

1985 Huron-St. Lawrence Iroquois Relations in the Terminal Prehistoric Period. Ontario Archaeology 44:23-39.

1987 The Massawomeck: The Unknown Iroquois. (summary of talk, by Annie Gould).  Arch Notes 87-6:21.

1987 The Significance of Some Marine Shell Excavated On Iroquoian Archaeological Sites. The Ottawa Archaeologist 14(3).

1988 The Maynard-McKeown Site, BeFv-1: A 16th Century St. Lawrence Iroquoian Village Site in Grenville County,  Ontario: A Preliminary Report. The Ottawa Archaeologist 15(4). 

1988 The Maynard-McKeown Site, BeFv-1: A 16th Century St. Lawrence Iroquoian Village Site in Grenville County,  Ontario: A Preliminary Report. Reprinted from The Ottawa Archaeologist 15(4).  Arch Notes 88-5:12-22. 

1989 The Significance of Some Marine Shell Excavated on Iroquoian Archaeological Sites in Ontario. Proceedings of the 1986 Shell Bead Conference, Selected Papers, Research Records 20:97-112, Rochester  Museum and Science Center, Rochester. 

1990 Native Encounters with Europeans in the Sixteenth Century in the Region Now Known as Vermont. Vermont History, Spring:99-124. 

1990 Emerging Saint Lawrence Iroquoian Settlement Patterns. Man in the Northeast 40:17-30. 

1990 Trade Between the Mid-Atlantic Algonquians and the Ontario Iroquois circa A. D. 1600. 
(Symposium Abstract).  Arch Notes 90-6:26. 

1991 The Massawomeck: Raiders and Traders into Chesapeake Bay in the Seventeenth Century. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society 81(2) Philadelphia.

1991 The St. Lawrence Iroquoians: Their Past, Present and Immediate Future. The Bulletin, Journal of the New York State Archaeological Association, Spring, 102:47-74. 

1992 Susquehannock Trade Northward to New France Prior to A.D. 1608: A Popular Misconception.  Pennsylvania Archaeologist, 62(1)1-11. 

1992 Some Notes on Ceramic Smoking Pipes from St. Lawrence Iroquoian Archaeological Sites. 
Proceedings of the 1989 Smoking Pipe Conference, Selected Papers, Research Records 22:51-70, Rochester. Museum & Science Center, Rochester. 

1992 Some Notes on Cross-Border Archaeology in this Region. The Bulletin, Journal of the New York State Archaeological Association, Fall, 104:31-43. 

1993 More on When and Why the St. Lawrence Iroquoians Disappeared. In Essays in St. Lawrence Iroquoian Archaeology ed. James F. Pendergast and Claude Chapdelaine.  Occasional Papers in Northeastern Archaeology 8:9-47, Copetown Press, Dundas. 

1993 Some Comments on Calibrated Radiocarbon Dates for Saint Lawrence Iroquois Sites.  Northeast Anthropology, 46:1-32. 

1994 The Introduction of European Goods into the Native Community in the Sixteenth Century. Proceedings of the 1992 People to People Conference, Selected Papers. Research Records 23, Rochester Museum & Science Center, Rochester, New York. 

1994 The Kakouagoga or Kahkwas: An Iroquoian Nation Destroyed in the Niagara Region.  Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 138(1):96-144.

1996 Problem Orientation for St. Lawrence Iroquoian Archaeological Research. Journal of Middle Atlantic Archaeology, 12:53-60.

1996 Notes on a Collection from the St. Regis Site. The Ottawa Archaeologist 23(2)2-7.

1998 The Confusing Identities Attributed to Stadacona and Hochelaga. Journal of Canadian Studies, 32(4)149-167.

1999 Quelques notes sur la bande algonquine ountchatarounounga (onontchataronon) de la vallée de l'Outaouais. Recherches amérindienne au Québec, vol. XXIX(1)27-39,126. 

1999 The Ottawa River Algonquin Bands in a St. Lawrence Iroquoian Context. Canadian Journal of Archaeology 23:63-136. 

KUHN, Robert D., Robert E. FUNK, and James F. PENDERGAST
1993 The Evidence for a Saint Lawrence Iroquoian Presence on Sixteenth-Century Mohawk Sites.  Man in the Northeast 45:77-86. 

PENDERGAST, James F. & Bruce G. TRIGGER
1972 Cartier's Hochelaga and the Dawson Site. McGill-Queens University Press, Montreal. 

1978 Saint Lawrence Iroquoians. Handbook of North American Indians 15:357-361, Smithsonian Institution, Washington.