JULIG, Patrick                               E-Mail: pjulig@laurentian.ca
Department of Anthropology       Office:  A-307
Laurentian University
935 Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury, Ontario   
CANADA
P3E  2C6

Phone: (705) 675-1151, ext. 4220         Fax:     (705) 675-4823
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CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS:

Great Lakes World World Heritage Project, with Frank Mallory and Taizo Miaki, (Funded by SSHRCC and other sources)

INAA Analysis and Sourcing Studies of Cherts for Laurel Culture to Study Prehistoric Exchange in Upper Great Lakes regions (Three-year project funded by SSHRCC 1996- 99, with D. Long and R. G. V. Hancock)

Jerf al-Ajla Research Project, Palmyra, Syria. With D.G.F. Long , and H. B. Schroeder, University of Toronto, 1996-present

SSHRC grant "Sourcing studies of the Lithics of the Laurel Culture to Investigate Prehistoric Exchange and Interaction Patterns" (three-year grant 1996-99; $72,000).

"Re-investigations at Sheguiandah Site, Manitoulin Island", ongoing research, Monograph in progress, funded by INORD, Laurentian University.

OTHER RESEARCH:

"Geoarchaeology of the Mendes Site, Tel El Ruba, Northeastern Nile Delta, Egypt", with L. Pavlish and D.B. Redford, Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Toronto (1994, 1995).

"Canadian Expedition at Jerf-al-Ajla cave, Palmyra, Syria" Palaeolithic Archaeology and Geochronology, with H. B. Schroeder (1996).

Recent Publications:

Books:

Julig, P. J. 1995 "The Cummins Site Complex and Palaeoindian Occupations in the Northwestern Lake Superior Region", Ontario Archaeological Report #2, Ontario Heritage Foundation, Toronto, 236 pages.

(in press) Julig, P.J. Sheguiandah Site Complex and Palaeoindian Occupations in the Manitoulin District, Northern Lake Huron, Ontario. (Mercury Series, Canadian Museum of Civilization, Hull, Quebec).

BOOK CHAPTERS:

2000 Julig, P.J., D.F.G.Long, R.G.V. Hancock and L.A. Pavlish, "Provenance Studies of Late- Palaeoindian Quartzite Artifacts in the Great Lakes Region of North America". Archaeometry 31, Proceeding of the 31st International Archaeometry Congress, Archaeolingua Foundation, Budapest, Hungary, May 1998. 8 pp. (In press)

1999 Julig, P.J. "Archaeological Theme Parks, Public Archaeology and Living Museums: Prospects for the Upper Great Lakes Region" in "La Nature et La Loi / Nature and Law", ed. By Francois-Xavier Ribordy, Laurentian University Press. Pp. 113-129

(in press) Julig, P.J., D.F.G. Long, and R.G.V. Hancock, "Non-destructive and Destructive Techniques for the Identification of Early Holocene Quartzite Artifacts"In, Ed. Changsui Wang, Proceedings of 5th Chinese Archaeometry Congress, University of Hefei, Chinese Academy of Science, Hefei, Anhui, China

(in press) Julig, P. J., "Contributions of Geochemical Sourcing Studies of Chert and Quartz to Understanding Lithic Procurement and Exchange Patterns in the Great Lakes Region", For Cambridge University Press, Symposium on "New Directions in Lithic Analysis", Ed. A. Dowd.

ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS:

1999, P. Julig, H.B. Schroeder, D.F.G. Long, J. Rink, D. Richter, and H. Schwarcz, Geoarchaeology of Palaeolithic sites in the Syrian steppe desert, regional overview and new research at Jerf al-Ajla Cave, Geoarchaeology, Special edition on Geoarchaeology of Arid Regions, Vol 14, No.8 28pp

1999, Julig, P.J., D.F.G. Long, and R.G.V. Hancock, "Cathodoluminescence and petrographic techniques for positive identification of quartz rich lithic artifacts from late Palaeo-Indian sites in the Great Lakes Region", Wisconsin Archaeologist 79(1): 68-88

1999, McEachen, P. P. Allen, P. Julig and D.F.G. Long, "The Tozer site revisited: implications for the Early Woodland period in New Brunswick", Canadian Journal of Archaeology, 22(2), pp. 15.

ONLINE

Julig, P. J. 1995 "The sourcing of Cherts by INAA: Some examples from the Great Lakes Region" Journal of World Archaeology (On Line), 1(2). Available here