Across a great divide continuity and change in native North American societies, 1400-1900 / edited by Laura L. Scheiber and Mark D. Mitchell.

SeriesAmerind studies in archaeology ; v. 4
Amerind studies in archaeology ; v. 4. ^A792415
Contents Crossing divides : archaeology as long-term history / Mark D. Mitchell and Laura L. Scheiber -- Agency and practice in Apalachee Province / John F. Scarry -- Long-term history, positionality, contingency, hybridity : does rethinking indigenous history reframe the Jamestown colony? / Jeffrey L. Hantman -- When moral economies and capitalism meet : Creek factionalism and the colonial southeastern frontier / Cameron B. Wesson -- Not just "one site against the world" : Seneca Iroquois intercommunity connections and autonomy, 1550-1779 / Kurt A. Jordan -- A prophet has arisen : the archaeology of nativism among the nineteenth-century Algonquin peoples of Illinois / Mark J. Wagner -- Mountain Shoshone technological transitions across the great divide / Laura L. Scheiber and Judson Byrd Finley -- The plains hide trade : French impact on Wichita technology and society / Susan C. Vehik ... [et al.] -- "Like butterflies on a mounting board" : Pueblo mobility and demography before 1825 / Jeremy Kulisheck -- The Diné at the edge of history : Navajo ethnogenesis in the northern Southwest, 1500-1750 / Richard H. Wilshusen -- A cross-cultural study of colonialism and indigenous foodways in western North America / Anthony P. Graesch, Julienne Bernard, and Anna C. Noah -- Identity collectives and religious colonialism in coastal western Alaska / Liam Frink -- Crossing, bridging, and transgressing divides in the study of native North America / Stephen W. Silliman.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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ISBN9780816528714
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