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...Mikaëla M. Adams; Jessica Dimka; Svenn-Erik Mamelund; Lisa Sattenspiel Abstract In this article, the authors investigate the 1918–20 influenza pandemic in the federal government’s nonreservation Indian boarding schools. Nonreservation boarding schools, which served approximately 6,200 Indigenous...

... pueblos to amalgamate with residents of other vil- lages, it also influenced surviving potters. This analysis again reasons from the known to the unknown. Mandan and Hidatsa pots made after the1779–83 smallpox pandemic...

... Influenza Pandemic .” Native South , no. 13 : 1 – 31 . Akers Donna . 2004 . Living in the Land of Death: The Choctaw Nation, 1830–1860 . Lansing : Michigan State University Press . Akers Donna . 2013 . Culture and Customs of the Choctaw Indians . Santa Barbara, CA : Greenwood...

... Courte Oreilles. Barber remembered journeying by canoe with his father, who died in the 1918 influenza pandemic, up the Chippewa River to see if the rice was ready (Balbin, Bailey, and Nayquonabe 2012 : 40–48). Additionally, the Corbine family, including Louis V. Corbine, occasionally riced at both...

...: Epidemics of measles decimate the Ashaninka of the Pichis and Apu- rucayali rivers (Izaguirre 1922–9, 12:293). 1918: Pandemics of influenza, which affects the whole world, killing more than...

... of aboriginal health alongside devastat- ing statistics on the dreaded tuberculosis, influenza, measles, alcohol, sui- cides, and venereal disease, among others. Kelm contends that aboriginal bodies are the ‘‘sites of struggle between...

.... Part one begins with a review of aboriginal health alongside devastat- ing statistics on the dreaded tuberculosis, influenza, measles, alcohol, sui- cides, and venereal disease, among others. Kelm contends that aboriginal bodies...

... of aboriginal health alongside devastat- ing statistics on the dreaded tuberculosis, influenza, measles, alcohol, sui- cides, and venereal disease, among others. Kelm contends that aboriginal bodies are the ‘‘sites of struggle between...

... of aboriginal health alongside devastat- ing statistics on the dreaded tuberculosis, influenza, measles, alcohol, sui- cides, and venereal disease, among others. Kelm contends that aboriginal bodies are the ‘‘sites of struggle between...

... of aboriginal health alongside devastat- ing statistics on the dreaded tuberculosis, influenza, measles, alcohol, sui- cides, and venereal disease, among others. Kelm contends that aboriginal bodies are the ‘‘sites of struggle between...

... of aboriginal health alongside devastat- ing statistics on the dreaded tuberculosis, influenza, measles, alcohol, sui- cides, and venereal disease, among others. Kelm contends that aboriginal bodies are the ‘‘sites of struggle between...

... of aboriginal health alongside devastat- ing statistics on the dreaded tuberculosis, influenza, measles, alcohol, sui- cides, and venereal disease, among others. Kelm contends that aboriginal bodies are the ‘‘sites of struggle between...

... of aboriginal health alongside devastat- ing statistics on the dreaded tuberculosis, influenza, measles, alcohol, sui- cides, and venereal disease, among others. Kelm contends that aboriginal bodies are the ‘‘sites of struggle between...

... Abdel Omran, who has asserted that population transitions are not caused by the conquest of disease, but by a shift from ‘‘pandemics’’ of infectious diseases that originated in Europe (e.g., as smallpox, typhoid, and influ- enza...