From the land of ever winter to the American Southwest : Athapaskan migrations, mobility, and ethnogenesis

From the land of ever winter to the American Southwest : Athapaskan migrations, mobility, and ethnogenesis /

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Online Access: Full text (MCPHS users only)
Other Authors: Seymour, Deni J.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Salt Lake City : University of Utah Press, 2012
Subjects:
Athapascan Indians > Southwest, New > Origin.
Athapascan Indians > Southwest, New > Migrations.
Athapascan Indians > Southwest, New > Antiquities.
Excavations (Archaeology) > Southwest, New.
Southwest, New > Antiquities.
Local Note:ProQuest Ebook Central
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Athapaskan migrations, mobility, and ethnogenesis: an introduction / Deni J. Seymour
  • 2. Apachean archaeology of Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado and the Colorado Front Range / Robert H. Brunswig
  • 3. Looking for Lovitt in all the wrong places: migration models and the Athapaskan diaspora as viewed from eastern Colorado / Kevin P. Gilmore and Sean Larmore
  • 4. Tierra Blanca: a complex issue / David T. Hughes
  • 5. Isolating a pre-differentiation Athapaskan assemblage in the southern southwest: the Cerro Rojo complex / Deni J. Seymour
  • 6. Emergence of the Navajo people / David M. Brugge
  • 7. Navajo emergence in Dinétah: social imaginary and archaeology / Douglas d. Dykeman and Paul Roebuck
  • 8. We do not forget; we remember: Mescalero Apache origins and migration as reflected in place names / David L. Carmichael and Claire R. Farrer
  • 9. Finding and not finding Athapaskans in the archaeological record using percentage stratigraphy / Dale Walde
  • 10. Variation in the production of ceramics by Athapaskans in the western United States / David V. Hill
  • 11. DNA evidence of a prehistoric Athapaskan migration from the subarctic to the southwest of North America / Ripan S. Malhi
  • 12. Linguistic evidence regarding the Apachean migration / Keren Rice
  • 13. Apache names in Spanish and early Mexican documents: what they can tell us about the early contact Apache dialect situation / Willem J. de Reuse
  • 14. Southern Athapaskan quotative evidentials: a discursive areal typology / Anthony K. Webster
  • 15. The ancestral Chipewyan became the Navajo and Apache: new support for the northwest plains-mountain route to the American southwest / Bryan C. Gordon
  • 16. Modeling Athapaskan migrations / Martin P.R. Magne
  • 17. "Big trips" and prehistoric Apache movement and interaction: models for early Athapaskan migrations / Deni J. Seymour
  • 18. Issues in Athapaskan prehistory / Roy L. Carlson.

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