...Kristine L. Jones American Society for Ethnohistory 2010 In Appreciation of Henry Farmer Dobyns, 3 July 1925 to 22 June 2009 Kristine L. Jones, independent scholar The American Society for Ethnohistory lost one of its founding members this year. Henry Farmer Dobyns—Hank, as his...

...Henry F. Dobyns Scientists have conducted numerous studies of the Puebloan peoples residing in southwestern North America. Nonetheless, as two leading and energetic specialists admitted, “We have, we know, barely scratched the surface of the amount of work that must be done” (Cordell and Plog 1979...

... with stolen food stores (Stone 1981 : 184, 187; Dobyns et al. 1957 : 49). However, this policy carried heavy costs: warfare increased regional mortality, emptied community lands, stalled harvests, limited Native mobility, and curtailed trade (Stone 1981 : 187). The river peoples consequently recruited...

... and Disease Exchanges:Comparisons from Old England and Colonial America. Social History of Medicine 2 : 199 -205,266-97. Dobyns, Henry F. 1963a An Outline of Andean Epidemic History to 1720. Bulletin of the History of Medicine 37 : 493 -515. 1963b Indian Extinction in the Middle Santa Cruz...

... knowledge of human environments. Elinore Barrett and Henry Dobyns, in closely related articles, provide fine examples of the progress, and remaining difficulties, in reconstructing the past of human populations. The benefits of doing so...

.... 126 This disease might have been smallpox, according to Henry F. Dobyns; see Their Number Become Thinned: Native American Population Dynamics in East- ern North America (Knoxville, tn, 1983), 315; and ‘‘Native American Trade...

... of literature. The seminal works on this topic are Alfred Crosby, The Columbian Exchange: Biological and Cultural Consequences of 1492 (Westport, ct, 1972); William McNeill, Plagues and Peoples (New York, 1977); and Henry Dobyns, Their Number Become Thinned: Native American Population Dynamics...

... to the transformation and destruction of aboriginal lifeways in the Americas. The devastation witnessed by the first European visitors has been observed many times over the past five centuries (Crosby 1972; Dobyns 1983). To this has been added an understanding of other effects of re- peated epidemics, in particular...

... States (Except Alaska) at the Eleventh Census: 1890 . Washington, DC : US Government Printing Office . Dobyns Henry F. 1966 An Appraisal of Techniques with a New Hemispheric Estimate . Current Anthropology 7 ( 4 ): 395 – 416 . Doughton Thomas L . n.d.a. Eighteenth Century...

...&scope=HISTORY.COMMREP (accessed 11 December 2014). 2 Russell Thornton, American Indian Holocaust and Survival: A Population His- tory Since 1492 (Oklahoma, 1987), 17–23; Henry F. Dobyns, “Disease Trans- fer at Contact,” Annual Review of Anthropology 22 (1993): 273–91; Douglas H...

... when I took to the podium were compounded by the fact that none other than Murdo MacLeod was in attendance. We’d corresponded by then, but ASE Albany was when we actually met. Also present in the packed room were three other luminaries—Henry F. Dobyns, William T. Sanders, and Barbara J. Price. Allotted...

... of Henige’s sustained attack, but those whose work is singled out for special inquisitorial attention include Woodrow Borah, Sherburne Cook, and Lesley B. Simpson (chapter 4), Henry F. Dobyns (chapter 5), Pierre Clastres (chapter 8...

... of Henige’s sustained attack, but those whose work is singled out for special inquisitorial attention include Woodrow Borah, Sherburne Cook, and Lesley B. Simpson (chapter 4), Henry F. Dobyns (chapter 5), Pierre Clastres (chapter 8...

... of Henige’s sustained attack, but those whose work is singled out for special inquisitorial attention include Woodrow Borah, Sherburne Cook, and Lesley B. Simpson (chapter 4), Henry F. Dobyns (chapter 5), Pierre Clastres (chapter 8...

... of Henige’s sustained attack, but those whose work is singled out for special inquisitorial attention include Woodrow Borah, Sherburne Cook, and Lesley B. Simpson (chapter 4), Henry F. Dobyns (chapter 5), Pierre Clastres (chapter 8...

... of Henige’s sustained attack, but those whose work is singled out for special inquisitorial attention include Woodrow Borah, Sherburne Cook, and Lesley B. Simpson (chapter 4), Henry F. Dobyns (chapter 5), Pierre Clastres (chapter 8...

... of Henige’s sustained attack, but those whose work is singled out for special inquisitorial attention include Woodrow Borah, Sherburne Cook, and Lesley B. Simpson (chapter 4), Henry F. Dobyns (chapter 5), Pierre Clastres (chapter 8...

... of Henige’s sustained attack, but those whose work is singled out for special inquisitorial attention include Woodrow Borah, Sherburne Cook, and Lesley B. Simpson (chapter 4), Henry F. Dobyns (chapter 5), Pierre Clastres (chapter 8...

... B. Simpson (chapter 4), Henry F. Dobyns (chapter 5), Pierre Clastres (chapter 8), Ann Ramenofsky (chap- ter 9), Sarah Campbell (chapter10), Noble David Cook and Francisco Gue- rra (chapter 11), and Linda Newson (chapter 15...

... B. Simpson (chapter 4), Henry F. Dobyns (chapter 5), Pierre Clastres (chapter 8), Ann Ramenofsky (chap- ter 9), Sarah Campbell (chapter10), Noble David Cook and Francisco Gue- rra (chapter 11), and Linda Newson (chapter 15...