The archaeology of removal in North America / edited by Terrance Weik.

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This edited volume brings together people seeking to understand what happens when human beings are forced out of their homes, and away from their usual places of work, play, worship, and well being. It illustrates how archaeologists are situated among the anthropologists and other scholars who are i...

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Other Authors: Weik, Terrance M. (Editor)
Language:English
Published: Gainesville : University Press of Florida, 2019.
Subjects:
Forced migration > North America > History.
Indigenous peoples of North America > Relocation > North America > History.
African Americans > Relocation > North America > History.
Prisoners > Relocation > North America > History.
Human beings > Relocation > North America > History.
African Americans > Relocation.
Forced migration.
Indians of North America > Relocation.
North America.
History.
Genre:
History.
Physical Description:xii, 237 pages : illustrations, maps
Format: Book
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Summary:
This edited volume brings together people seeking to understand what happens when human beings are forced out of their homes, and away from their usual places of work, play, worship, and well being. It illustrates how archaeologists are situated among the anthropologists and other scholars who are investigating the catalysts, dynamics, and meanings of removal.
Call Number:HB1951 .A73 2019
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:9780813056395
081305639X