In Contact

Description:

The first two centuries of contact between Native and non-Native groups set into motion new social practices, definitions of personhood, and hierarchies of class, ethnicity, race, and gender. Diana DiPaolo Loren focuses on the social and material interactions among those who lived east of the Mississippi River during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. In Contact explores how these diverse groups lived, worked, fought, intermarried, and died, while unpacking the baggage of colonial contact. --From back cover.

subjects: Social archaeology,  Indians of north america, east (u.s.),  Indians of north america, social life and customs,  United states, antiquities,  United states, social life and customs,  Woodland Indians,  Antiquities,  First contact with Europeans,  Social life and customs