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... and ethnographic records cloud attribution of linguistic or cultural affiliation to archaeological settlements in areas known as travel and trade corridors. [email protected] Copyright 2023 by American Society for Ethnohistory 2023 linguistic amalgam trade corridor Salinan Migueleño...

.... The situation was one in which several groups were vying for trad- ing advantage in a natural trading corridor, a set of circumstances con- ducive to a group coming to see itself as distinct relative to others. The Tsilhqut’in case is anomalous from the point of view of both cate- gorical...

... History of Northern Areas of Pakistan . Islamabad: National Institute of Historical and Cultural Research. Davies, R. H. 1862 Report on the Trade and Resources of the Countries on the NorthWestern Boundary of British India . Lahore, Pakistan: Government of India Press. Drew, F. 1980 [1875...

... with particular attention to the importance of collaboration and alliance to the city’s founding decades. Chapters on political accommodation, women’s transcolonial networks, transitions in the fur trade, and the use of clothing in identity formation correct errors in traditional narratives by acknowledging...

...: Critical Anthropological Perspectives . Roy Ellen, Peter Parkes, and Alan Bicker, eds. Pp. 319 -35. Amsterdam: Harwood Academic. Krech, Shepard, ed. 1981 Indians, Animals,and the Fur Trade: A Critique of “Keepers of the Game.” Athens: University of Georgia Press. 1999 The Ecological Indian...

..., joint Tlaxcalan-Spanish expeditions engaged in warfare, trade, and colonization in the north. From this early period, the colonizers designed multiethnic agricultural and mining communities that continued to incorporate suc- cessive waves of northern Indian allies for more than two...

... Rio Grande Prehistory. El Palacio 66 (3): 73 -84. Di Peso, Charles 1974 Casas Grandes. A Fallen Trading Center of the Gran Chichimeca . 3 vols. Flagstaff,nz: Northland Press for the Amerind Foundation. Dittert, Alfred, Frank Eddy, and Beth Dickey 1963 Evidence of Early Ceramic Phases...

... for Ethnohistory 2006 Abu-Lughod, Janet 1989 Before European Hegemony: The World System, A.D.1250-1350 . Oxford: Oxford University Press. Alpers, Edward 1967 The East African Slave Trade . Nairobi: Historical Association of Tanzania. Anderson, Benedict 1991 Imagined Communities . London...

..., Rexford 1985 The Western Limits of the Range of the American Bison. Ecology 66 : 622 -4. Davis, James T. 1961 Trade Routes and Economic Exchange among the Indians of California . University of California Archaeological Survey Report, No. 54. Berkeley: University of California Press. Denevan...

... suggest that looking at the Mohawk corridor between Montreal and Albany in colonial times will yield new findings about the essential role of women in transnational trade. When women from other cultures operated in Haudenosaunee villages, did they ever assume any of the authority...

... as the precursor event to the Beaver Wars or, indeed, as their starting point, the Mohawks are said to have attacked the Mahicans to force open a desperately needed corridor to the Dutch trading post at Fort Orange; to obtain the trade goods on which they had become dependent; to control and restrict, when...

... in the southern Plains, see Barr, “Geographies of Power,” 37. 37 Wishart, Fur Trade of the American West , 53, 86; and Jackson, Voyages of the Steamboat Yellow Stone, 3–4, 22–25. Copyright 2017 by American Society for Ethnohistory 2017 Mandan Hidatsa Arikara Bullboats Navigation...

... of indigenous Catholicism and Catholic kinship networks that bound eighteenth-century trading communities across the Great Lakes region. Those networks—strong, widespread, and highly important—were also thin: their spiritual practices and faith commitments did not in the 1760s deeply penetrate most Great Lakes...

... 569 These schemes, as Sheridan notes, left disposed people in their wake. Today, the Upper Santa Cruz River valley is an area of subdivisions and a travel corridor for NAFTA trade. Hidden beneath that landscape are layers of diverse communities destroyed, communities with deep roots...

... 569 These schemes, as Sheridan notes, left disposed people in their wake. Today, the Upper Santa Cruz River valley is an area of subdivisions and a travel corridor for NAFTA trade. Hidden beneath that landscape are layers of diverse communities destroyed, communities with deep roots...

... 569 These schemes, as Sheridan notes, left disposed people in their wake. Today, the Upper Santa Cruz River valley is an area of subdivisions and a travel corridor for NAFTA trade. Hidden beneath that landscape are layers of diverse communities destroyed, communities with deep roots...

... 569 These schemes, as Sheridan notes, left disposed people in their wake. Today, the Upper Santa Cruz River valley is an area of subdivisions and a travel corridor for NAFTA trade. Hidden beneath that landscape are layers of diverse communities destroyed, communities with deep roots...

... 569 These schemes, as Sheridan notes, left disposed people in their wake. Today, the Upper Santa Cruz River valley is an area of subdivisions and a travel corridor for NAFTA trade. Hidden beneath that landscape are layers of diverse communities destroyed, communities with deep roots...

... 569 These schemes, as Sheridan notes, left disposed people in their wake. Today, the Upper Santa Cruz River valley is an area of subdivisions and a travel corridor for NAFTA trade. Hidden beneath that landscape are layers of diverse communities destroyed, communities with deep roots...

... 569 These schemes, as Sheridan notes, left disposed people in their wake. Today, the Upper Santa Cruz River valley is an area of subdivisions and a travel corridor for NAFTA trade. Hidden beneath that landscape are layers of diverse communities destroyed, communities with deep roots...