Sustainable Stewardship: A Collaborative Model for Engaged Oral History Pedagogy, Community Partnership, and Archival Growth

Authors: Fernheimer, Janice W., Boyd, Douglas A., Goldstein, Beth L., Dorpinghaus, Sarah

Source: Oral History Review. 45(2):311-331

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Indexing as Engaging Oral History Research: Using OHMS to “Compose History” in the Writing Classroom

Authors: Boyd, Douglas A., Fernheimer, Janice W., Dixon, Rachel

Source: Oral History Review. 42(2):352-367

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6. Bone Processing and Subsistence Stress in Late Prehistoric South Texas

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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Bibliography

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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7. What Is Northern Toyah Phase? The Toyah Phenomenon on the Texas Southern Plains

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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8. Plains-Pueblo Interaction: A View from the “Middle'

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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List of Contributors

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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9. Toyah: Reflections on Evolving Perceptions

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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Back Cover

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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5. Reconsidering the Role of Bison in the Terminal Late Prehistoric (Toyah) Period in Texas

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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Index

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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1. The Toyah Phase in Texas: An Introduction and Retrospective

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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3. Defining Hunter-Gatherer Sociocultural Identity and Interaction at a Regional Scale: The Toyah/Tejas Social Field

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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Contents

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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2. The Toyah Phase and the Ethnohistorical Record: A Case for Population Aggregation

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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Acknowledgments

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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4. The Role of Exotic Materials in Toyah Assemblages in a Late Prehistoric Economic and Social System

Authors: Kenmotsu, Nancy A., Boyd, Douglas K., Arnn, John W, Gilmore, Zackary I

Source: The Toyah Phase of Central Texas : Late Prehistoric Economic and Social Processes.

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5. The King of Craw

Authors: Boyd, Douglas A., Brundage, W. Fitzhugh

Source: Crawfish Bottom : Recovering a Lost Kentucky Community.

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Notes

Authors: Boyd, Douglas A., Brundage, W. Fitzhugh

Source: Crawfish Bottom : Recovering a Lost Kentucky Community.

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2. Defining Craw

Authors: Boyd, Douglas A., Brundage, W. Fitzhugh

Source: Crawfish Bottom : Recovering a Lost Kentucky Community.

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