... and
other enterprises continued their trade in a wide variety of pelts in Canada well
into the twentieth century. Deerskins became a major trade item in the 1700s
and into the 1800s in the southeastern ... identifying changes in the organi-
zation of lithic technology in the Contact era.
With the subtle technological changes that were occurring in the early C...
... taxonomic principles. . . .
the aspect of taxonomy involved in sorting and labeling” (Simpson 1945:1);
“consists of grouping things according to their characteristics or proper-
ties, placing them in ... and
thus they fell prey to the tautology. It also became clear that the fewer the
characters held in common, the more inclusive the taxonomic unit: The
lower [less-inclusiv...
... Mindy Bonine
gations helped to re¤ne rancho architecture further (Fleming 1998; Fleming
and Perttula 1999).
Two general types of building styles were prevalent in the area, the jacal and
the stone ... on
the walls. No ®oors were found in any of the buildings; however, evidence of
thresholds, the only openings in the buildings, was found at the level of the
modern gro...
... complex, involving an oblique context as well as relying upon the syntac-
tical rule according to which the subject of the main verb can be the unex-
pressed subject within the oblique context. In ... does
occasionally find oneself losing sight of the forest for the trees, I hope that
the trees themselves are sufficiently intriguing, providing peripheral insights
into other ar...
...
E-learning in
the University
A Literacies Perspective
Robin Goodfellow and
Mary R. Lea
Challenging E-learning in the University
Goodfellow & Lea
CHALLENGING E-LEARNING IN THE UNIVERSITY
A Literacies ... fully in relation to other
literature in the course of the following chapters.
An overview of the following chapters
In Chapter 1, Mary provides a framing f...
... seemingly introduced these interesting tools to the
Catawba in the eighteenth century. The ability to make such molds
died out in the 1930s and was successfully revived by Earl Robbins in
the ... 1999–2002). In the area of religion, the “old way” survives
only in the belief in minor woodland deities called the yehasuri, or the
wild Indians (Blumer Collection, E...
... with other tasks including clearing the area for their dwellings.
Individuals who draw on the labor of other community members in turn pro-
vide their own labor to others when they need assistance ... com-
ponent there (Means 2001, 2003) .
The AMS dating project accomplished more than ascertaining the ages of
nine previously undated village components excavated during the New Dea...
... one of
the most renowned Cuban naturalists. They had in common an enthusi-
asm to dig deeper into the indigenous past, and they shared a lack of training
in excavation techniques. In the case ... of the chronicles. The sites
discovered by Rodríguez Ferrer and the evidence collected, including human
remains, marked the onset of a new scienti¤c discipline in the country....
... enclosure because the former is centered within and seemingly
constructed in reference to the latter. In the case of Structure 1, however, the
inner circular pattern is not centered within the exterior ... possible inter-
pretation of the two concentric patterns is that the outer circle represents the
wall of the structure and the inner the remains of an interior...
... point at top. . . . In this house the
Indians Consult about the affairs of their Nation in the Winter Season and in
22 / Foster
The purpose of this book is to investigate the diversity of the ... comprised in one inclosure, or general
boundary. In the Spring when the Season arrives, all the Citizens as one
Family, prepare the ground & begin to plant, beginnin...