Archaeology of Ethnogenesis
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Ceramic analysis
Clothing
colonial
colonization
cuisine
cultural resource management
diet
discrimination
domination
earthenware
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ethnicity
Ethnogenesis
excavation
Fashion
foodways
gender
Historical archaeology
honor
Identity
indigenous
Institutions
Juana Briones
Landscape
Material culture
material practice
materiality
methodology
microscale
military
Mission
Native Americans
Native Californian
Ohlone
overdetermination
power
Presidio
Pueblo
Race
resistance
San Francisco
Sexuality
shame
sistema de castas
social practice
Spanish colonial
survey
tableware
urban archaeology
zooarchaeology
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- ISBN 9780813061252
- Weight: 333g
- Dimensions: 152 x 228mm
- Publication Date: 31 Mar 2015
- Publisher: University Press of Florida
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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In this interdisciplinary study of colonial San Francisco, Barbara L. Voss examines one of the most diverse population’s ethnogenesis - the passive and active creation of an ethnic group. Through archaeological analysis of religious, environmental, cultural, and political differences in the El Presidio region in California, Voss reveals the development of social identities with the colony. Voss attempts to reconcile material culture with historical records, challenging widely held beliefs about ethnic growth. Focusing on the colonizers rather than the colonized, Voss presents a theoretical framework that will guide archaeologists’ future investigations.
Barbara L. Voss is associate professor of anthropology at Stanford University and co-editor of The Archaeology of Colonialism and Archaeologies of Sexuality.
