Figure 1. Map of Great Lakes region showing key locations and events. Courtesy of US Army Center of Military History More

Figure 4. Treaty of Greenville map. Shaded areas represent lands ceded to the United States, including twelve strategic “reserves” (not all shown). Fort Miami and Fallen Timbers were within the “Twelve Miles Square Reserve” on the Maumee River. Image by author, adapted from Peters ( 1918 : 98). More

Figure 1. Map of contemporary Guatemala showing select Highland Maya communities mentioned in the Nija’ib’ and other títulos cited in this article. Detail of image PIA03364, courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech/NIMA, modified by the author More

Figure 1. Map of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta with the locations referenced in the article. Map by Christian Medina, Universidad de los Andes More

Figure 4. Map depicting locations of lexical items and associated directional movements in the McKenzie account. Map by Jim Coombs, maps librarian, Missouri State University More

Figure 1. Mines in Alto Perú. Map by Lynn Carlson, GISP, Compass Cartographic More

Figure 1. Wabanaki homeland in the nineteenth century. Map by Stephen Bicknell More

Figure 1. Roaming territory of the Comcáac, indicating modern towns. Map drawing by author after Bahre, “Historic Seri Residence.” More

Figure 1. Map of the circum-Caribbean area (after Keegan, Machlachlan, and Byrne 1998 ). Drawing by Jennifer Steffey More

Figure 2. Map of Hispaniola, showing the Taíno Indian provinces and the locations of the early Spanish settlements (after Vega 1980 ). Drawing by David Kiphuth More

Figure 3. Map of eastern Hispaniola, showing the Taíno Indian provinces and the locations of the early Spanish settlements and outposts (after Deagan 1992 ). Drawing by Jennifer Steffey More

Figure 4. Map of Tierra Firme. Venezuela cum parte Australi Novae Anadalusiae. Henricus Hondius, Amstelodami, Guiljemus Blaeuw excudit. (1636). From the author’s collection. More

Figure 6. Map of Castilla del Oro (after Andagoya 1865 ). Drawing by David Kiphuth More

Figure 1. Map of places in northern and central Chile mentioned in the article. Courtesy of the authors. More

Figure 1. Map of northeastern British Columbia’s Peace River region, including the locations of existing and planned dams. Used with permission from BC Hydro and the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency. More

Figure 1. Satellite map of the Middle Ingenio Valley, including the locations of the towns of San Javier and San José. Map by author. More