The Museum of Ontario Archaeology in London, Ontario, is located adjacent to the site of another 500-year-old Neutral village, which is designated as the Lawson Prehistoric Iroquoian Village and has been under study since the early 1900s. An Ontario historical plaque commemorates the site, which was occupied by Neutrals in the 1500s. About 1000 to 2000 people lived in longhouses in the fortified community. Scientific excavation was first completed in 1921-1923, when the site was owned by the Lawson family. The searches have recovered 30,000 artifacts and the remains of 19 longhouses. Some of the longhouses and the pallisade have been reconstructed.