Figure 1. Map showing the eastern part of the Amazon Figure 1. Map showing the eastern part of the Amazon More

Figure 1. Map of Colombia showing the locations mentioned in the text (drawn by the author). Figure 1. Map of Colombia showing the locations mentioned in the text (drawn by the author). More

Plate 7. Specimens showing the macehualihhuitl feathers of the roseate spoonbill (left), scarlet macaw (middle), and white-fronted parrot (right). Courtesy of the Moore Laboratory of Zoology, Occidental College. Photo by author. Plate 7. Specimens showing the macehualihhuitl feathers More

Plate 7. Specimens showing the macehualihhuitl feathers of the roseate spoonbill (left), scarlet macaw (middle), and white-fronted parrot (right). Courtesy of the Moore Laboratory of Zoology, Occidental College. Photo by author. Plate 7. Specimens showing the macehualihhuitl feathers 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 Figure 2. Map of Hispaniola, showing the Taíno Indian provinces and the locations of the early Spanish settlements (after Vega 1980 More

Figure 8. Rosedale Township, showing the locations of the allotments of Leo, Mabel, and Clarence Wright (adapted from Centennial Committee, Mahnomen, Minnesota, 1905–2005 , 40) Figure 8. Rosedale Township, showing the locations of the allotments of Leo, Mabel, and Clarence Wright (adapted More

Figure 1. Map of communities inundated by the Garrison Reservoir, showing previous river channel and current lake boundaries. Courtesy of the State Historical Society of North Dakota (Museum Files) Figure 1. Map of communities inundated by the Garrison Reservoir, showing previous river channel More

Figure 1. Map showing Jilotepec and Metepec on the western boundary of Mexico State, west of Mexico City, beyond the Las Cruces mountains. For the sake of comparison, the records presented are referred to by their jurisdiction of origin (Jilotepec in the north and Metepec in the south More

Plate 6. Ruby-throated hummingbird, showing tlazohihhuitl gorget feathers. ML159327571 (detail). Courtesy of the Macaulay Library of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Ithaca, New York. Plate 6. Ruby-throated hummingbird, showing tlazohihhuitl gorget feathers. ML159327571 (detail). Courtesy More

Plate 6. Ruby-throated hummingbird, showing tlazohihhuitl gorget feathers. ML159327571 (detail). Courtesy of the Macaulay Library of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Ithaca, New York. Plate 6. Ruby-throated hummingbird, showing tlazohihhuitl gorget feathers. ML159327571 (detail). Courtesy More

Figure 1. A segment of the TEI component of the Multepal edition, showing physical, discursive, and thematic markup of the K’iche’ column of folio 12 recto (Ximénez 1701–3 : 12r). Figure 1. A segment of the TEI component of the Multepal edition, showing physical, discursive, and thematic 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 Figure 3. Map of eastern Hispaniola, showing the Taíno Indian provinces and the locations of the early More

Figure 1. The Petén lakes region, showing Contact-period ethnopolitical groups and sites mentioned in the text Figure 1. The Petén lakes region, showing Contact-period ethnopolitical groups and sites mentioned in the text More

Figure 1. Map showing the location of Réaume’s Leaf River Post (star) and Michilimackinac (circle), as well as the major riverways of the western Great Lakes region Figure 1. Map showing the location of Réaume’s Leaf River Post (star) and Michilimackinac (circle), as well as the major More

Figure 4. Graph showing the spatial distribution of cervid bones by grade value. “Stone Pile 2” corresponds to the area around the trading house; “Stone Pile 4” corresponds to the area surrounding the crew’s living quarters; “Surface Trash area” corresponds to the area just south of the crew’s 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 Figure 1. Map of contemporary Guatemala showing select More

Figure 11. Chapter 10 shows the waxniqi’nak dance. Drawing by Douglas Thomas, annotations by Alex Thomas, 1916. Courtesy of the American Philosophical Society, Mss.497.3. B63.c. Figure 11. Chapter 10 shows the waxniqi’nak dance. Drawing by Douglas Thomas, annotations by Alex Thomas, 1916 More

Figure 3. Map of Tenochtitlan-Tlatelolco, present-day Mexico City, ca. 1500, showing odor nodes of tiānquiztli and temples. Author’s work, after map by Olga Vanegas, fig. 1.10 in Mundy ( 2015 ). Figure 3. Map of Tenochtitlan-Tlatelolco, present-day Mexico City, ca. 1500, showing odor nodes More

Figure 5. Moiety-wide, color-coded banded khipu of the dead, with inset showing births of girls up to 12 years old. Drawing by author and Ana Luna. Figure 5. Moiety-wide, color-coded banded khipu of the dead, with inset showing births of girls up to 12 years old. Drawing by author and Ana Luna. More

Figure 3. Panel three at Cheval Bonnet shows two coups counted by the rider of the horse drawn at the upper right. Illustration by author from on-site tracing by author Figure 3. Panel three at Cheval Bonnet shows two coups counted by the rider of the horse drawn at the upper right More