Search Results for demography

.... Lima: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Ethnicity, Demography, and Estate Management in Sixteenth-Century Yucay R. Alan Covey, Southern Methodist University Christina M. Elson, American Museum of Natural History Abstract. Yucay was a royal estate in the Inca heartland built...

... Valley of Toluca history that demand our attention, especially regarding historical demography. We may think about residential structures that characterized Nahua and Matlatzinca societies before and after Aztec rule. Archaeological evidence from the Valley of Toluca and Tenochtitlan (Tomaszewski...

... should provide scholars with an invigorated awareness of conflicting Indian motivations in narra- tives typically dominated by United States–Indian dichotomies. DOI 10.1215/00141801-2010-074 Pestilence and Persistence: Yosemite Indian Demography and Culture in Colonial California...

... makes a general contribution to swidden research by dissecting the relationship between history, demography, and the practice of swidden as a flexible and adaptable agricultural strategy. Copyright 2015 by American Society for Ethnohistory 2015 Q'eqchi' Maya Belize oral history demography...

... demography. A number of specific lexical items and their order in the account describe a south-to-north movement from the Colorado Plateau of present-day New Mexico/Colorado to the Yellowstone area by at least some of the people who became the historic Kiowa. An ethnohistorical comparison with ethnographic...

... be clarified through these records by means of comparing place-names, demography, lifestyles, and the geographic areas where tribes resided and engaged in trading relations. However, the recognition of the identities and the correct names of the Abenaki groups were confounded by outsiders’ groundless...

... This issue of Ethnohistory focuses on the ways in which the disciplines and methods of geography, demography, and cartography are relevant and re- vealing for ethnohistorical analyses. The article by Graham Burnett and that by Alan...

... on the Prehistory of Maritime California . Terry L. Jones, ed. Pp. 129 -56. Center for Archaeological Research at Davis,Publication No. 10. Davis, ca: Center for Archaeological Research at Davis. Aschmann, Homer 1967 [1959] The Central Desert of Baja California: Demography and Ecology . Berkeley: University...

...–80 he went to the Newberry Library as a research fellow in the new D’Arcy McNickle Center for the History of the American Indian. After an interim of one year, Dobyns returned to the Newberry Library in 1981 to direct the two-year​ Native American Historic Demography Project, spon- sored...

... 2004 ; American Anthropological Association 1998 ; Sollors 2002 ; Bentley et al. 2003 ; Office of Management and Budget 1997 ). We approach our project from the perspectives of sociology, demography, education, and Native American studies, with the goals of documenting levels and trends...

.... Meggers, Betty J. 1992a Amazonia: Real or Counterfeit Paradise? Review of Archaeology 13 : 24 -40. 1992b Prehistoric Population Density in the Amazon Basin. In Disease and Demography in the Americas . John W. Verano and Douglas H. Ube-laker, eds. Pp. 197 -205. Washington, dc: Smithsonian...

..., the Caribbean, and Europe). 6 For the topic category, each participant recoded his or her entries and selected as many as three of the following terms for each article: agriculture, colonialism, conflict, culture, demography, economics, environment, ethnohistory, gender, ideology, language, migration...

... political men. Tiro closes with additional background on Iroquois demography, settlement patterns, and commercial relationships with Europeans. Following his essay, an annotated bibliography provides readers with more Iroquoian and British context for the History . A comparison of this publication...

... with disease, demography, interethnic warfare, and cultural disintegration. As he eloquently observes, “For Native people in real historical time . . . this was the challenge before them: to avoid what they perceived as the very real possibility that their communities, their people, their nations would...

... hundred families and the changing demography of those families, particularly as they reflect the emergence of a growing Métis population. She documents changes to what was deemed acceptable in terms of country marriages between fur traders and Indigenous women, and she unpacks views on morality...

... their appearance. Crucial to the end of paradise were the population loss and environmental degradation that are the stock and trade of many narratives, yet Krech’s discussion of disease, demography, and native re- source use...

... the population loss and environmental degradation that are the stock and trade of many narratives, yet Krech’s discussion of disease, demography, and native re- source use patterns suggests a pre-Columbian New World...

... the population loss and environmental degradation that are the stock and trade of many narratives, yet Krech’s discussion of disease, demography, and native re- source use patterns suggests a pre-Columbian New World...

... as background information on contemporary legal issues and leadership. The chapters covering special topics are particularly useful in en- visioning the connections among such diverse groups by providing a re- gional overview. The demography section provides historical context for the numerous...

... environment, and demography, presented alongside a discussion of maize cultivation and fishing. Chapter 3 details gendered labor practices and the smattering of other details of daily village life that can be gleaned from documentary sources (bridewealth, marriage, and adultery; the male puberty ritual known...