Titlebook: Ethnohistory and Archaeology; Approaches to Postco J. Daniel Rogers,Samuel M. Wilson Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 199

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Structure and Historyntact situations. It is worth exploring the kinds of problems we often encounter in combining these various data because the examination points to theoretical, disciplinary, and epistemological conflicts that can frustrate the objectives of research concerning culture change undertaken in the context of a contact situation.

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Socioeconomic Change within Native Society in Colonial Soconusco, New Spain Although recent research has increased our understanding of the relative importance of these factors for many regions, it is still difficult to identify broad patterns of similarity and variability because we do not yet have a clear picture of the full range of diversity that characterized European-Indian interactions.

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Judith Kearney,Lesley Wood,Richard Tearestatements about interest in processes of culture change and cultural evolution (e.g., Blanton et al. 1981; Sanders, Parsons, and Santley 1979; Wolf 1976), with few exceptions (e.g., Gasco 1987), have either neglected or oversimplified the processes and the results of the postconquest changes. This is most unfortunate.

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Paul P. Maglio,Rob Barrett,Stephen Farrellt we seek to understand in these chapters are the profound changes in cultures that have taken place in the last five centuries and the historical processes that produced them. Genocide and deculturation are part of the story but so are adaptation, negotiation, and significant cultural transformation—for both Native Americans and Europeans.

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