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The Publications of T.W. Edwin Sowter
(permission to reproduce Sowter's Ottawa Naturalist articles was kindly granted by the Ottawa Field Naturalists' Club,
similarly, the Ontario Historical Society graciously allowed Sowter's 1915 article to be made available
 and finally, the Queen's Printer of Ontario no longer has an interest in restricting access to Sowter's 1917 article as the copyright has expired)

With the recent (2004) publication of a short article in the Canadian Museum of Civilization's Mercury series, T.W. Edwin Sowter becomes one of those rare authors to have published original material in three separate centuries.

1895 Notes on the Antiquities of Lake Deschenes.  The Ottawa Naturalist, IX:114-116. 
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1900 Archaeology of Lake Deschenes.  The Ottawa Naturalist, XIII(10):225-238. 
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1901 Prehistoric Camping Grounds Along the Ottawa River. The Ottawa Naturalist, XV(6):141-151. 
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1909 Algonkin and Huron Occupation of the Ottawa Valley.  The Ottawa Naturalist, XXIII :61-68, 92-104. 
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1915 Highway of the Ottawa.  Papers and Records, The Ontario Historical Society, XIII:42-52. 
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1917 Indian Villages. Lake Deschênes.  Twenty-Ninth Annual Archaeological Report.  Appendix to the Report of the Minister of Education, Ontario. Toronto: 78-85. 
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1926a  Back to the Days When the Indians Roamed this District; Narrations Tragic and Weird.  In Old-Time Stuff, Reminiscences of the Ottawa of Earlier Days, compiled by George H. Wilson, The Saturday Evening Citizen, Feb. 20, p.2.

1926b  Weird Drama on Aylmer Island; A "Feast of the Dead" Re-Pictured.  In Old-Time Stuff, Reminiscences of the Ottawa of Earlier Days, compiled by George H. Wilson, The Saturday Evening Citizen, Feb. 27, p.2.

1926c  When Hurons and Algonquins Occupied the Ottawa Valley.  In Old-Time Stuff, Reminiscences of the Ottawa of Earlier Days, compiled by George H. Wilson, The Saturday Evening Citizen, June 12, p.2.

1926d  How Great Algonquin Nation Began to Fail; Ruthless Foes.  In Old-Time Stuff, Reminiscences of the Ottawa of Earlier Days, compiled by George H. Wilson, The Saturday Evening Citizen, June 19, p.2.

1926e  Feast of Dead was Ghastly Yet Grand Huron Ceremonial.  In Old-Time Stuff, Reminiscences of the Ottawa of Earlier Days, compiled by George H. Wilson, The Saturday Evening Citizen, June 26, p.2.

1926f  Huron Ossuary was Found in Ottawa in Year '43 When Men Were Digging Sand for Bridge.  In Old-Time Stuff, Reminiscences of the Ottawa of Earlier Days, compiled by George H. Wilson, The Saturday Evening Citizen, July 3, p.2.

1926g  How the Indians Made Their Pottery.  In Old-Time Stuff, Reminiscences of the Ottawa of Earlier Days, compiled by George H. Wilson, The Saturday Evening Citizen, July 31, p.2.

1926h  Cache of Bullets was Found in 1897.  In Old-Time Stuff, Reminiscences of the Ottawa of Earlier Days, compiled by George H. Wilson, The Saturday Evening Citizen, July 31, p.2.

1926i  This Indian Had Tools Made from the Bones of a Human.  In Old-Time Stuff, Reminiscences of the Ottawa of Earlier Days, compiled by George H. Wilson, The Saturday Evening Citizen, Aug. 7, p.2.

2004  Thoughts on Relic-Hunting. In A Passion for the Past, Papers in Honour of James F. Pendergast, pp.59-62, edited by James V. Wright and Jean-Luc Pilon.  Mercury Series Archaeology Paper 164, Canadian Museum of Civilization, Gatineau.
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