2003 ANNUAL MEETING

08 November - Morning Session

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Diffusion and Coalescence in the Greater Southeast

Part 1: Early Encounters

Chair. Clara Sue Kidwell

Ethridge, Robbie - Shatterzone: The Early Colonial Slave Trade and Its Consequences for the Natives of the Eastern Woodlands

Kelton, Paul - Biological Implications of Diffusion and Coalescence in the Pre Contact Southeast

Milne, George - French Enslavement of Chickasaws

Disc. Joel Martin

Ethnographic Subjects and Objects

Chair. Peter Nabokov

Howe, James - When The Kuna Became Their Own Ethnographers

Long, Thomas - Keeping Traditional Languages Alive: Luiseno and Coast Miwok Language Instruction Programs

McCoy, Robert - "Told it to Please Themselves" Nez Perce History

Disc. Peter Nabokov

Learning from Landscape

Chair. TBA

Helfrich, Joel - Morass on the Mountain: The Annexation of Dzil Nachaa Si'am at the University of Minnesota

Herbster, Holly - History in the Backyard: Community-Wide Archaeological Surveys in Massachusetts

Mann, Rob - Intruding on the Past: The Reuse of Ancient Earthen Mounds by Native Americans

Disc. TBA

Indian Health Issues among Southern California Indians

Chair. Pauline Murillo

Trafzer, Clifford E. - Angels or Assimilationists: Field Nurses Among Southern California Indians

Weiner, Diane - Changing Views of Cancer: Three Decades of Native California Perspectives

Keller, Jean - Designed for Healthy Students: Planning Sherman Institute

Disc. Lowell Bean

Catholicism and Indigenous Culture

Chair. Kevin Terraciano

Collier, Brian - American Indian Education Converts: St Catherine Indian School and the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament

Miceli, Céline - The Catholic Potawatomi of Michigan: Catholicism, Cement for Tribal Unity

Wright-Rios, Edward - Re-Visions of Oaxacan Catholicism: Indian Women, Revelation and the Emergence of Modern Religious Practice, 1911-1934

Disc. Kevin Terraciano