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|a Foreign objects :
|b rethinking indigenous consumption in American archaeology /
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|a Acknowledgments; Introduction: Indigenous People and Foreign Objects: Rethinking Consumption in American Archaeology -- Craig N. Cipolla; Extending Consumption; 1. Approaching an Archaeology of Choice: Consumption, Resistance, and Religion in the Prehispanic Southwest -- Lewis Borck and Barbara J. Mills; 2. A Tale of Two Settlements: Consumption and the Historical Archaeology of Natives and Newcomers in the 19th-Century Great Lakes Region -- Matthew A. Beaudoin; Defining Bodies and Persons.
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|a 3. Beyond Representation: Indigenous Economies of Affect in the Northeast Woodlands -- John L. Creese4. Powhatan Sovereignty and Consumer Politics in the Algonquian Chesapeake -- Christopher Shephard and Martin Gallivan; 5. Christian Symbols in Native Lives: Medals and Crucifixes in the Tunica Region of French Colonial Louisiana -- Diana DiPaolo Loren; 6. Our Strange Garments: Cloth and Clothing among Native Elites in 17th-Century New England -- Kathleen J . Bragdon; Negotiating Political and Spiritual Worlds.
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|a 7. The Olive Jar in the Shrine: Situating Spanish Objects within a 15th- to 17th-Century Maya Worldview -- Maxine Oland8. Cosmic Debt and Relational Consumption -- Charles R . Cobb and Keith D. Stephenson; 9. Sympathetic Magic and Indigenous Consumption of Kettles during Early Colonial Encounter in the Northeast -- Meghan C.L . Howey; Resisting and Enduring; 10. Indigenous Vaqueros in Colonial California: Labor, Identity, and Autonomy -- Lee M. Panich; 11. Archaeologies of Native Production and Marketing in 19th-Century New England -- Patricia E. Rubertone.
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|a Postscript: Postcolonial Archaeology in the Age of Things -- Craig N. CipollaReferences Cited; Contributors; Index.
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|a Consumption (Economics)
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|a Indians of North America
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|t Foreign Objects : Rethinking Indigenous Consumption in American Archaeology.
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