Exploring ontologies of the precontact Americas : from individual bodies to bodies of social theory /
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| Language: | English |
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Gainesville, FL :
University of Florida Press,
[2024]
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Table of Contents:
- Bodies of Evidence: An Introduction
- Maria Cecilia Lozada and Gordon F. M. Rakita
- Necrontology: Housing the Dead in Precontact Labrador and Greenland
- Peter Whitridge and Mari Kleist
- Ontology, Time Travel, and Transformation in the Lower Illinois Valley
- Jason L. King, Jane E. Buikstra, and Robert B. Pickering
- Body Ontologies and Social Complexities in Precontact Florida
- Neill Wallis and John Krigbaum
- Ontological Insecurity and Social Transformation: Ritualized Violence and Corporeality Pueblo Case Study
- J. Cristina Freiberger and Debra L. Martin
- Body Parts and Partible Bodies: Indications of Non-Western Ontologies at Paquim', Chihuahua
- Gordon F. M. Rakita, Adrianne Offenbecker, and Kyle Waller
- Eating Death: Maya Rationales for Mortality during the Classic Period
- James L. Fitzsimmons
- Bodies, Bones, and the Dead: Representations and Cross-Category Connections in Classic Maya Iconography
- Sarah E. Jackson
- Isotopes and the Body Politic: Residential Origins and Relocations in the Inka Imperial Heartland
- Bethany L. Turner
- The Materiality of Bodies in the Mouth of the Amazon: Life and Death in the Indigenous Site of Curia Mirim.