Powhatan's Mantle: Indians in the Colonial Southeast, Revised and Expanded Edition by Gregory A. Waselkov (Editor), Peter H. Wood (Introduction), M. Thomas Hatley (Introduction) - 2006-12-01

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Lincoln, Nebraska: University of Nebraska, 2006. Revised and Expanded Edition. Trade Paperback. Fine. 6x1x8. Revised and expanded edition. A fine copy. 2006 Trade Paperback. 550 pp. Considered a classic study of southeastern Indians, Powhatan’s Mantle demonstrates how ethnohistory, demography, archaeology, anthropology, and cartography can be brought together in fresh and meaningful ways to illuminate life in the early South. In a series of provocative original essays, a dozen leading scholars show how diverse Native Americans interacted with newcomers from Europe and Africa during the three hundred years of dramatic change beginning in the early sixteenth century. For this new and expanded edition, the original contributors have revisited their subjects to offer further insights based on years of additional scholarship. The book includes four new essays, on calumet ceremonialism, social diversity in French Louisiana, the gendered nature of Cherokee agriculture, and the ideology of… Read More

NE : University of Nebraska Press, 2006. Revised and Expanded. Paperback. Very Good. Binding is tight, spine and cover are crisp, pages clean and bright

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Paperback / softback. New. Demonstrates how ethnohistory, demography, archaeology, anthropology, and cartography can be brought together to illuminate life in the early South. This book includes four essays, on calumet ceremonialism, social diversity in French Louisiana, the gendered nature of Cherokee agriculture, and the ideology of race among Creek Indians.

Paperback / softback. New. Demonstrates how ethnohistory, demography, archaeology, anthropology, and cartography can be brought together to illuminate life in the early South. This book includes four essays, on calumet ceremonialism, social diversity in French Louisiana, the gendered nature of Cherokee agriculture, and the ideology of race among Creek Indians.