Archaeological investigation of the Bruner-Colasanti site, a one hectare, Early Late Woodland, late fall to early spring, encampment located in extreme southwestern Ontario which was occupied during the twelveth century A.D. The site offers a rare glimpse of the cold season adaptation of peoples who are otherwise best known from their warm season encampments located along the Lake Erie shore in the Point Pelee vicinity and westward within the extensive physiographic region of Lake Erie's western basin. Published in English.