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The Cambridge encyclopedia of hunters and gatherers
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Foreword Beatrice Medicine Introduction: foragers and others Richard B. Lee and Richard Daly Part I. Ethnographies: I.I North America Introduction Harvey A. Feit Archaeology Aubrey Cannon Blackfoot/Plains Alice B. Kehoe James Bay Cree Harvey A. Feit Slavey Dene Michael Asch and Shirleen Smith Innu Jose Mailhot Caribou Inuit Ernest S. Burch Jr and Yvon Csonka Inupiat Rosita Worl Timbisha Shoshone Catherine S. Fowler Witsuwite'en and Gitxsan Richard Daly I.II South America Introduction Laura M. Rival Archaeology Anna C. Roosevelt Ache Kim Hill and A. Magdalena Hurtado Cuiva Bernard Arcand Huaorani Laura M. Rival Siriono William Balee Toba Gaston Gordillo Yamana Hernan J. Vidal I.III North Eurasia Introduction Victor A. Shnirelman and Bruce Grant Archaeology Victor A. Shnirelman Ainu Tom G. Svensson Chuckhi and Yupik Peter P. Schweitzer Evenki David G. Anderson Itenm'i Victor A. Shnirelman Iukagir Anton M. Ivanov Ket Evgeniia A. Alekseenko Khanti Evdokiia A. Nemysova, Dennis Bartels and Alice Bartels Nia (Nganasan) Andrei V. Golovnev Nivkh Bruce Grant I.IV Africa Introduction Robert K. Hitchcock Archaeology Peter Robertshaw Aka Pygmies Serge Bahuchet /Gui and//Gana Jiro Tanaka and Kazuyoshi Sugawara Hadza Bwire Kaare and James Woodburn Ju'hoansi Megan Biesele and Kxao Royal-/o//oo Mbuti Mitsuo Ichikawa Mikea Robert L. Kelly, Jean-Francois Rabedimy and Lin Poyer Okiek Corinne A. Kratz Tyua Robert K. Hitchcock I.V South Asia Introduction Nurit Bird-David Archaeology Kathleen Morrison Andaman Islanders Vishvajit Pandya Birhor Ashim K. Adhikary Chenchu Mark Turin Nayaka Nurit Bird-David Paliyan Peter M. Gardner Hill Pandaram Brian Morris Winniyala-aetto Wiveca Stegeborn I.VI SouthEast Asia Introduction Kirk Endicott Archaeology Peter Bellwood Agta P. Bion Griffin and Marcus B. Griffin Batak James F. Eder Batek Kirk Endicott Dulong Encheng Song and Chen Shen Jahai Cornelia M. I. Van Der Sluys Western Penan J. Peter Brosius I.VII Australia Introduction Nicolas Peterson Archaeology M. A. Smith Arrente John Morton Cape York peoples David F. Martin Kimberley peoples Sandy Toussaint Ngarrindjeri Robert Tonkinson Pintupi Fred R. Myers Tiwi Jane C. Goodale Torres Strait Islanders Jeremy Beckett Warlpiri Francoise Dussart Yolngu Ian Keen Part II. Special Topic Essays: II.I Hunter-gatherers, History and Social Theory Images of hunters and gatherers in European social thought Alan Barnard Archaeology and evolution of hunters and gatherers Andrew B. Smith Hunter-gatherers and the mythology of the market John Gowdy On the social relations of the hunter-gatherer band Tim Ingold II.II Facets of hunter-gatherer life in cross cultural perspective Gender relations in hunter-gatherer societies Karen L. Endicott Ecological/cosmological knowledge and land management among hunter-gatherers Catherine S. Fowler and Nancy J. Turner From totemism to shamanism: hunter-gatherer contributions to world mythology and spirituality Mathias Guenther From primitive to pop: foraging and post-foraging hunter-gatherer music Victor Barac Traditional and modern visual art of hunting and gathering peoples Howard Morphy Hunter-gatherers and human health S. Boyd Eaton, Stanley B. Eaton III II.III Hunter-gatherers in a global world The Tasaday controversy Gerald D. Berreman Hunter-gatherers and the colonial encounter John H. Bodley Hunter-gatherer peoples and nation-states David S. Trigger Indigenous peoples' rights and the struggle for survival Robert K. Hitchcock Indigenous peoples' organizations and advocacy groups Index.
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- 2000-07-01
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