Timothy R. Pauketat is an archaeologist and professor of anthropology and medieval studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. He is the author or editor of over a dozen books, with research interests that span the Americas.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Envisioning North America 2. A social history of North American archaeologists and Native Americans 3. Contact, colonialism, and convergence 4. Ancient immigrants 5. Sea change, see change 6. Gender, kinship, and the commune: the Great Basin and greater Western Archaic 7. Identity, ethnicity, and inequality: Holocene hunter-gatherers east of the Mississippi 8. Animism, shamanism, and technology: life in the Arctic 9. Building mounds, communities, histories 10. The momentous late Woodland-Mississippian millennium 11. Two worlds on the Great Plains 12. The final centuries of the Northeast 13. Divergence in the Far West 14. Order and chaos in the Southwest: the Hohokam and Puebloan worlds 15. Pots, peripheries, and Paquimé: the Southwest inside out 16. 1984 BCE.
1. Envisioning North America 2. A social history of North American archaeologists and Native Americans 3. Contact, colonialism, and convergence 4. Ancient immigrants 5. Sea change, see change 6. Gender, kinship, and the commune: the Great Basin and greater Western Archaic 7. Identity, ethnicity, and inequality: Holocene hunter-gatherers east of the Mississippi 8. Animism, shamanism, and technology: life in the Arctic 9. Building mounds, communities, histories 10. The momentous late Woodland-Mississippian millennium 11. Two worlds on the Great Plains 12. The final centuries of the Northeast 13. Divergence in the Far West 14. Order and chaos in the Southwest: the Hohokam and Puebloan worlds 15. Pots, peripheries, and Paquimé: the Southwest inside out 16. 1984 BCE.
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