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... away from Western terms and frameworks that do not adequately describe Nahua ideologies. 24 Ibid. 25 Molina, Vocabulario en lengua castellana y mexicana , 1, 83r. 26 Ibid., 2, 113v. The Castilian reads, “medico, o agorero y echador de suertes.” 55 A coroza is a conical hat...

... Quarterly 20 (Spring 1996): 165. 6 James A. Clifton, “Alternate Identities and Cultural Frontiers,” in Being and Becoming Indian, ed. James A. Clifton (Chicago, 1992), 10–11. 7 Ibid. 8 Ibid. 9 Bonita Lawrence, “Real” Indians and Others (Vancouver, BC, 2004), 5. 10 J...

.... 17 Ibid., 18, 133. 18 Simon J. Harrison, Stealing People’s Names: History and Politics in a Sepik River Cosmology (Cambridge, 1990), 89, 98, 99. 19 Alan Rumsey, ‘‘The White Man as Cannibal in the New...

... and vice’’ (ibid.: Other writers offered similar advice: ‘‘Talk- ing is not always to converse admonished Watts’s contemporary William Cowper ll. pursuing the theme that ‘‘much depends, as in the tiller’s toil, / On culture...

... that help contextualize Indigenous women and activism include Green, Making Space ; Suzack et al., Indigenous Women ; Allen, Off the Reservation ; Green, “American Indian Women”; Monture, Thunder in My Soul ; and Maracle, I Am Woman . 11 Smith, Decolonizing Methodologies , 112. 12 Ibid...

... to prohibit other Secwepemc from accessing hunting grounds (ibid.: 572). Rather than dismissing these instances of exclusive resource owner- ship as atypical of the Plateau, I wish instead to consider what theoretical implications they have for understanding the nature of Plateau social and political...

... in ‘‘Quijos, Baeza, and Archidona Panzaleo’s wide dispersal can be attrib- uted to ‘‘commerce throughout the Ecuadorian highlands’’ (see ibid Archaeologist Pedro Porras (1975) argues that the Panzaleo type matches the style of Cosanga that he is familiar with in the Quijos region of Baeza. Furthermore...

...- históricos Cunas, segun documentos (1699–1799) de la colonia escosesa en Darién ibid., 93–111, ‘‘La história de Caledonia o la colonia escosesa en Da- rién: Analysis de un opusculo documental Actas del IV Simposio Nacional...

... of José in ibid., 36b. 25 José María Pico came to Alta California from Sinaloa as part of the Anza expe- dition in 1775. When his family joined the expedition in April of that year, his age was recorded as seven...

... parties away from the Ship. (Ibid.: Hospitality was necessary but often trying. On  September as large numbers of Iñupiats were returning home in their boats after a sum- mer of hunting and trading, an umialik7 (whaling...

...). Therefore, he claims that the structures with names like Nopalcalco or Ticoma/Tecoma could be attributed to buildings where nopales (prickly pears) or gourds (tecomates) were stored (ibid., 140). However, thanks to the written testimonies in legal proceedings of various witnesses from Otumba...

.... APS-FSC, Box 7, III, B3a, Reel 3. 21 Speck to D. S. Hill, 16 January 1925. APS-FSC, Box 7, III, B3a, Reel 3. 22 Ibid. 23 D. S. Hill to Speck, 15 February 1925. APS-FSC, Box 7, III, B3a, Reel 3. 24 Speck to Hatzan, 3 November 1925. APS-FSC, Box 7, III, B3a, Reel 3. 25 General to Speck...

... Selkirk, Sketch , 43. 100 Gale, Notices , 70–71. 99 Pritchard, Pambrun, and Heurter, Narratives , 27. 98 MacDonald, Narrative Respecting the Destruction , 10. 97 Gale, Notices , 45–46. 96 Ibid., app., xlvii. 95 Halkett, Statement , 19–20. 94 Pritchard...

... to the variety of goods traded, but still gives no sense that foodstuffs were important (ibid.: 128). Indeed, when some Comanches visited Béxar, Texas, to trade that same year they obtained horses, knives, and sugar (i.e., not maize) for their skins, meat, and captives (ibid.: 106). Only during the fair...

... a veritable body floating unfettered on the infinite waves that surround her’’ (ibid.: 4, 5). Hannebique’s third image portrays Madagascar from the air: the channels of the Betsiboka River spreading out below a plane head- ing...

...., Mono- graphs of the School of American Research (Norman, 1950–1982), 4:23. 7 Ibid., 4:11. 8 Textual accounts describing details of the New Fire ceremony can be found in Sahagún, Florentine Codex, 7:25–32; José Tudela de la Orden, Códice Tudela (Madrid, 1980), 294–95; and Fray...

... the woman he knew to be Goggey’s senior wife, before inviting Goggey to take a glass of wine. 77 Ibid., 47. 78 Ibid., 19. 79 M. Thomas, “The Expedition as a Cultural Form,” 65. 80 Ibid., 68. 81 Barrallier, Journal , 41. 82 Cowlishaw, “The Determinants of Fertility...

... historic past. (Ibid.: ) By using invented traditions on paper, the Yuchi hoped to be acknowl- edged in terms the federal polity could understand. They were not pre- senting misstatements as much...

... but the simplest of translated phrases. 13 Zan ic ticnezcayotia yn. Ibid., 89. 14 Au inin yc ticnezcayotiya mochintin ychan tequitiya yn Teuctlecozauqui ymaceua- luan catca Au in ascan yehuan yn tlahtocati yn cenca otepanouacoh yuan aoctle ypan quimitta ynn occequin yeuan yn motemomaceualtilique...

... of whether one is justified in going to war (Sorabji 2006 : 13–14). Considerations of jus in bello , or how to justly wage war, were slower to take form, and the turn to questions of jus post bellum , or how to ethically conclude war, is even more recent (ibid.). Even more significant for the present...