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Microfacies Characteristics of Late Pennsylvanian Cyclothems on the Carbonate Platform Margin in Guizhou, South China. [PDF]
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Artisanal Green Turtle, Chelonia mydas, fishery of Caribbean Nicaragua: I. Catch rates and trends, 1991-2011. [PDF]
PLoS One, 2014 Lagueux CJ, Campbell CL, Strindberg S.
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Théoriser la violence en Améerique: Retour sur trente ans d'ethnographie. [PDF]
Homme, 2012 Bourgois P, Hewlett C, Hewlett C.
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Origin of invasive Florida frogs traced to Cuba. [PDF]
Biol Lett, 2011 Heinicke MP, Diaz LM, Hedges SB.
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American Ethnologist, 1984
The Miskito kings of eastern Nicaragua and Honduras have been described as British puppets whose authority depended solely on their role as middlemen. This paper suggests that the kings also may have been leaders of real stature in their own society, whose legitimacy was based on different cultural conceptions of leadership than those held by the ...
Michael David Olien
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The Miskito kings of eastern Nicaragua and Honduras have been described as British puppets whose authority depended solely on their role as middlemen. This paper suggests that the kings also may have been leaders of real stature in their own society, whose legitimacy was based on different cultural conceptions of leadership than those held by the ...
Michael David Olien
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The Miskito Pine Savanna of Nicaragua and Honduras
Annals of the American Association of Geographers, 1955(1955). THE MISKITO PINE SAVANNA OF NICARAGUA AND HONDURAS. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 45, No. 1, pp. 36-63.
James J. Parsons
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The Miskito Kings and the Line of Succession
Journal of Anthropological Research, 1983The Miskito Indians dominated eastern Nicaragua during the colonial and republican eras until 1894, when the region came under the control of the Nicaraguan nation. The major native figures of the Miskito Kingdom were the individuals who filled the position of "king." These Miskito kings have been portrayed in the literature as puppets of the English ...
Michael David Olien
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Grisi Siknis in Miskito Culture
1985Miskito villages line the Atlantic coasts of Nicaragua and Honduras. Nietschmann (1973: 47) estimated the number of Miskito speakers in Nicaragua at 35,000 in the early 1970s, and the population has been increasing. “Miskito” is a cultural category more than a racial one. Long contact with outsiders has resulted in racial mixture with Europeans, creole
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Part Three: Grisi Siknis Among the Miskito
Medical Anthropology: Cross Cultural Studies in Health and Illness, 1981(1981). Part three: Grisi Siknis Among the Miskito. Medical Anthropology: Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 445-505.
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Of Kings and Contexts: Ethnohistorical Interpretations of Miskito Political Structure and Function [PDF]
American Ethnologist, 1986 Recent articles dealing with the Miskito “kings” and Miskito “kingdom” of eastern Nicaragua are reassessed and their conclusions reconsidered. Using the same data, the existence of a Miskito “kingdom” is questioned and the nature of the “kingship” and of
Mary W Helms
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