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Maya Archaeology and Ethnohistory
Ethnohistory, 1979* Preface (Norman Hammond and Gordon R. Willey) * Introduction (Gordon R. Willey and Norman Hammond) * Theoretical Interpretations *1. Priests, Peasants, and Ceremonial Centers: The Intellectual History of a Model (Marshall Joseph Becker) *2. Cropping Cash in the Protoclassic: A Cultural Impact Statement (Bruce H. Dahlin) *3.
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2016
In chapter 3, relevant ethnohistorical accounts that describe the Inka conquest and the indigenous frontier inhabitants of the Southeastern Andes are provided in order to contextualize this investigation. This section also examines the economic and ideological motivations that prompted the Guaraní-Chiriguano invasion, as well as the reactions of the ...
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In chapter 3, relevant ethnohistorical accounts that describe the Inka conquest and the indigenous frontier inhabitants of the Southeastern Andes are provided in order to contextualize this investigation. This section also examines the economic and ideological motivations that prompted the Guaraní-Chiriguano invasion, as well as the reactions of the ...
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Ethnohistory, 1990
Abstract The Occasions When A Scholar Can Publicly “Let It all hang out,” can write about the subjects closest to his heart with relative disregard for the niceties and proscriptions of scholarly discourse, are rare. We simply don’t expect our button-down scholars to operate with the abandon of poets, novelists, and satirists, to drop ...
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Abstract The Occasions When A Scholar Can Publicly “Let It all hang out,” can write about the subjects closest to his heart with relative disregard for the niceties and proscriptions of scholarly discourse, are rare. We simply don’t expect our button-down scholars to operate with the abandon of poets, novelists, and satirists, to drop ...
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The Latin American Anthropology Review, 1992
New World Archaeology and Culture History: Collected Essays and Articles. Gordon R. Willey. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1990. 436 pp. $39.95 (cloth). ISBN 0–8263–1184–9.
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New World Archaeology and Culture History: Collected Essays and Articles. Gordon R. Willey. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1990. 436 pp. $39.95 (cloth). ISBN 0–8263–1184–9.
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Ethnohistory and Alcohol Studies
1984This chapter briefly outlines the development of ethnohistory in the United States and Canada and then examines the contributions that ethnohistorical studies have made to our understanding of heavy drinking in situations of acculturation. Three major models used by anthropologists and ethnohistorians to account for heavy drinking in such contexts are ...
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Ancient Mesoamerica, 2009
AbstractResearch in Mesoamerican ethnohistory has made great strides over the past few decades. Innovations and refinements in the field follow several themes, including increased availability and more sophisticated interpretations of pictorial codices, the bringing to light of additional documentary materials and their translations, an increase in ...
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AbstractResearch in Mesoamerican ethnohistory has made great strides over the past few decades. Innovations and refinements in the field follow several themes, including increased availability and more sophisticated interpretations of pictorial codices, the bringing to light of additional documentary materials and their translations, an increase in ...
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Journal of American Studies, 1983
Ethnohistory offers a valuable approach to the understanding of native American cultures and Indian?white contact. However, from H. C. Porter's review essay 'Reflections on the Ethnohistory of Early Colonial North America' (Journal of American Studies, 16 (August 1982), pp.
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Ethnohistory offers a valuable approach to the understanding of native American cultures and Indian?white contact. However, from H. C. Porter's review essay 'Reflections on the Ethnohistory of Early Colonial North America' (Journal of American Studies, 16 (August 1982), pp.
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2008
Chapter 4 suggested that the production of proto-anthropological knowledge must be related to other macro-social changes taking place in Europe during the nineteenth century. The uneven development of academic ‘disciplines’ in non-academic environments betrays an increasing differentiation of social organization (Alexander, 1982) through which imagined-
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Chapter 4 suggested that the production of proto-anthropological knowledge must be related to other macro-social changes taking place in Europe during the nineteenth century. The uneven development of academic ‘disciplines’ in non-academic environments betrays an increasing differentiation of social organization (Alexander, 1982) through which imagined-
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