...Debra McDougall Outside agencies working in the Solomon Islands—whether a postwar land commission or a late-twentieth-century global environmental organization—have consistently called for the clarification of property rights as the necessary starting point for any form of economic development...

...David Tavárez Copyright 2013 by American Society for Ethnohistory 2013 A Banned Sixteenth-Century­ Biblical Text in Nahuatl: The Proverbs of Solomon David Tavárez, Vassar College Between 1536 and the late sixteenth century, the Colegio de Santa Cruz, established...

... Press, 2002. 323 pp., preface, notes, references, index. $39.95 cloth.) Tatiana Proskouriakoff: Interpreting the Ancient Maya. By Char Solomon. (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 2002. xv + 218 pp., preface, acknowledgments, notes, selected writings, bibliography, index. $34.95 cloth Heart...

... structures will serve as an unambiguously assimilable resource for local projects in the Pacific. As Debra McDougall shows in her article (in this issue) on implementation of colonial and na- tional projects of clarification of individual and group property rights in Ranongga in the Solomon Islands...

... Pacific visions of community? In the Solomons, as in other parts of Melanesia, the clarification sought by contract law with respect to land tenure upsets the flexible dynamic of sameness and difference, hardening and sharpening boundaries between social groups. Entification, as Thomas Ernst (1999...

...? The Appropriation of Tourism. Anthropology and Museums for Politics in Upland Sulawesi, Indonesia. Ethnology 34 (2): 143 -53. Dubow, Saul 1995 Scientific Racism in Modern South Africa . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Haggard, H. Rider 1885 King Solomon's Mines . London: Cassel. 1887...

... Cargo-Cult Discourse: Myth and the Rationalization of Labor Relations in Papua New Guinea. Dialectical Anthropology 13 : 157 -71. Burman, Rickie 1981 Time and Socioeconomic Change on Simbo, Solomon Islands. Man 16 : 251 -67. Counts, David, and Dorothy Counts 1976 Apprehension...

..., Connecticut, William Apes had begun living with a woman named Mary, mother of the next round of Apes children: Elisha; Solomon, born in 1818 in Preston, Connecticut, also close to the Pequot Reservation; Leonard, born in 1820, who lived less than a year; Abby Ann, born in Col- rain in 1822...

...). But women can resist such adjudications. Increasingly in Vanuatu, as in Papua New Guinea, Bougainville, and the Solomon Islands, women are claiming the language of human rights or universal equality as theirs (see Dewenis 1995; Garap 2000; Saovana-Spriggs 2001). Such uni- versalism is often not heard...

...: Narrative and Multiplicity in Constructing Ethnic Identity , edited by Spickard Paul and Burroughs W. Jeffrey , 85 – 97 . Philadelphia : Temple University Press . McDougall Debra . 2019 . “ Rejecting and Remembering Ancestors: A Christian Centenary in the Solomon Islands...

... in Nahuatl: The Proverbs of Solomon 759 Book Reviews Barcía, Manuel. The Great African Slave Revolt of 1825: Cuba and the Fight for Freedom in Matanzas (Terry Rugeley) 791 Beatty-Medina, Charles, and Melissa Rinehart, eds. Contested Territo- ries: Native Americans and Non...

... Got to Be Red. American Historical Review 102 : 625 -45. Shore, Bradd 1996 Culture in Mind: Cognition,Culture, and the Problem of Meaning . New York: Oxford University Press. Solomon, Robert C. 1984 Getting Angry: The Jamesian Theory of Emotion in Anthropology. In Culture Theory: Essays...

... George Schindler to Solomon Sibley, 9 July, 22 August 1807, and Claude La Framboise to John Kinzie, 11 June 1807, Solomon Sibley Papers, Burton His- torical Section, Detroit Public Library; McDowell, ‘‘Therese Schindler 131...

... to the room and the statue. The chamber measures approximately eight by four meters and is illuminated by two large windows on the east wall (see fig. 4).32 At the center of the vault, a sun and crescent moon allude to passages in Solomon’s Song of Songs (6:10) that describe the Virgin...

... that Peru was inhabited by immigrants from Tyre, a coastal city near Jerusa- lem. According to scripture, he explained, the people of Tyre formed the population of Ophir, the source of King Solomon’s gold, now known—he continued—to have been Peru. A central aspect of his thought was that the Old...

.... Griffiths, A. 1977 Fire in the Islands! The Acts of the Holy Spirit in the Solomons . Wheaton, il:Harold Shaw. Harding, T. G. 1967a Voyagers of the Vitiaz Strait: A Study of a New Guinea Trade System . Seattle: University of Washington Press. 1967b A History of Cargoism in Sio, North-East New...

.... doi:10.1080/00664670701637743. McDougall, Debra 2005 “The Unintended Consequences of Clarification: Development, Dis- puting, and the Dynamics of Community in Ranongga, Solomon Islands.” Ethnohistory 52,no.1:81–109. doi:10.1215/00141801-52- 1-81. Munn, Nancy...

... extended throughout most of the Kansas River valley and the lower reaches of its tributaries, from about the present Delaware River in the east to the Solomon and Smoky Hill rivers in the west (fig. 3). In these valleys Kansa males fished and hunted for beaver, deer, elk, bear, antelope, prairie...

... Solomon 1977 Artifacts and Status Differences: A Comparison of Ceramics from Planter, Overseer, and Slave Sites on an Antebellum Plantation. In Research Strategies in Historical Archaeology . Stanley South, ed. Pp. 91 -118. New York: Academic. Perkins, R. 1916 Letter from R. Perkins to F. Cundall...

... literature. The travelers themselves were viewed by many readers as incarnating the heroic virtues of H. Rider Haggard’s famous fictional character, Allan Quarter- main. Beginning in 1885, Haggard wrote a series of novels including King Solomon’s Mines, in which Quartermain, a white hunter, is depicted...