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People with history: An update on historical archaeology in the United States

Little, Barbara J.·1994·Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory
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  • The divide between "prehistoric" and "historic" archaeology creates the illusion that Indigenous people disappeared after contact.

    “For instance, the divide between “prehistoric” and “historic” archaeology, where the former focuses on Indigenous history and the latter primarily on the European history of settler colonial states like Canada (Condori 1989;Lightfoot 1995;Little 1994), creates the illusion that Indigenous people disappeared after contact.”

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Little, B. J.
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Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory
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1994-03
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1
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5-40
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  • 1573-7764
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