In the interest of making information and tools more widely available to the archaeological community, the London Chapter of the OAS provides this page where data and tools can be accessed and downloaded to your computer. In return we would request that you pass any new material that you have that would be useful to a wider audience back to us for inclusion. For example, if you down load the fluted point data base and then use it to compare with we would appreciate that the new information be returned for inclusion. Similarly, we have included some computer routines which facilitate mapping exercises. If you have any other useful routines we will seriously consider adding them. With your co-operation this page can evolve to be a highly useful tool to the archaeological community. Submissions and suggestions are welcome. Please contact Chris Ellis.

The following links take you to the various tools currently available.  We also provide links to some other useful websites on Ontario Archaeology.

Museum of Ontario Archaeology
This link takes you to the Museum of Ontario Archaeology, a unique Canadian museum devoted to the study, display, and interpretation of the human occupation of Southwestern Ontario over the past 13,000 years. 

London Museum of Archaeology Catalog Codes 
Originally developed by Dr. Wm. Finlayson in the early 70s, the set of catalog codes used by London Museum of Archaeology has become something of a de facto standard. The catalog codes are presented here so as to make all the codes in the most recent version available to a wider audience. 

Southern Ontario Projectile Points 
The London Chapter of the OAS has published a set of projectile point types over the years in the chapter newsletter Kewa. All of the published point types are included here in order to make them more broadly accessible. Some of the original publications have been augmented with pictures of collections of that type and a number of links to other point type definitions on the web are included. 

Chapter Library 
This page contains a listing of material that was in the Chapter Library. As the library was under utilized it was donated to the London Museum of Archaeology. Please contact them to arrange access.