Peter Thomas, a lifelong scholar, has dedicated his career to exploring the history and archaeology of the Northeast. His work spans decades of meticulous research and fieldwork, uncovering the stories of indigenous communities, early settlers, and the evolving landscapes of the region. Through his deep commitment to preserving and interpreting the past, Thomas has significantly contributed to our understanding of the cultural and historical fabric of the Northeast, enriching both academic scholarship and public appreciation of this historically rich area.

Beginning his career at a time when computers took up entire rooms and laptops were a thing of the future and lasting over decades during which some published journals have gone out of existence and once-available books  are now long out of print, one of the principal purposes of this web site is to engage current readers with Peter's collective works and to make them available for scholars and the general public without having to search a labyrinth of archives.  Now, in digital format, you may well find articles, lectures and other items of interest and gain from the experience.   Please, share with others if you so wish.