In the wake of contact: biological responses to conquest

Abstract

Bioanthropological Perspectives on Postcontact Transitions Late Prehistoric and Early Historic Diet in Gulf Coast Florida The Stresses of Conquest in Spanish Florida: Structural Adaptation and Change Before and After Contact Pilgrim's Progress and Praying Indians: The Biocultural Consequences of Contact in Southern New England Trade, Contact, and Female Health in Northeast Nebraska Culture Change, Demographic History, and Health and Disease on the Northwest Coast Historic Epidemics in the American Pueblos The Decline of the Chumash Indian Population Health and Death at Tipu Biological Disruption in the Early Colonial Period at Lamanai Biological Effects of European Contact on Easter Islanders An Osteological Assessment of Health and Disease in Precontact and Historic (1778) Hawaii.

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