Unsettled Communities: Changing Perspectives on South American Indigenous Settlements

South American Indian Studies, Number 5, December 1998 (File format: PDF. File size: 917 KB)
Editor: Debra Picchi

Series Editor: Kenneth M. Kensinger

Contents:

• Unsettled Communities: Changing Perspectives on South American Indigenous Settlements by Debra Picchi
• Settlement Patterns Over the Long Term in the Santiago-Cayapas Basin, Ecuador by Warren R. DeBoer
• Archaeological Implications of Changes in Wachipaeri Settlements by Patricia J. Lyon
• Settlement Pattern as Economic and Political Strategy: The Xavánte of Central Brazil by Nancy M. Flowers, Silvia A. Gugelmin and Ricardo V. Santos
• Changing Perspectives on Cashinahua Residential Practices: 1955–1995 by Kenneth M. Kensinger
• Dispersed, Nucleated, Dispersed: Changing Matses Settlement Patterns, 1969–1995 by James G. Matlock
• Northern Arawakan Peoples and Extralocal Factors in the Venezuelan Amazon by Jonathan D. Hill
• The Teleology of Kinship and Village Formation: Community, Ideal and Practice among the Northern Gê of Central Brazil by William H. Fisher