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This study cuts through this confusing and contradictory body of literature to present a convincing scenario of League formation. In my view, Wonderley and Sempowski have nailed it. This is an extremely important book.

Breaks new ground in an area fraught with controversy and misunderstanding, and presents a convincing narrative of league formation.--American Archaeology Draw[s] new conclusions about how and when the five-nation confederation began.--The Hudson River Valley Review This book is well worth reading by Iroquoianists. It is also a book that should be read by archaeologists elsewhere in North America interested in not only sociopolitical developments and dynamics but also the way ethnohistory and archaeology can be used together to advance our knowledge of the past.--American Antiquity This study cuts through this confusing and contradictory body of literature to present a convincing scenario of League formation. In my view, Wonderley and Sempowski have nailed it. This is an extremely important book.--William Engelbrecht, professor emeritus, SUNY Buffalo State

This study cuts through this confusing and contradictory body of literature to present a convincing scenario of League formation. In my view, Wonderley and Sempowski have nailed it. This is an extremely important book.--William Engelbrecht, professor emeritus, SUNY Buffalo State

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Anthony Wonderley is the former curator of Collections and Interpretation at the Oneida Community Mansion House. He is the author of Oneida Iroquois: Folklore, Myth, and History and At the Font of the Marvelous: Exploring Oral Narrative and Mythic Imagery of the Iroquois and Their Neighbors. Martha L. Sempowski is a Resident and Research Fellow at the Rochester Museum Science Center, where she served as the codirector of the Seneca Archaeology Research Project.

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