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• 2004Looking Several Ways190 cited
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• 1991The State Of Ethnohistory97 cited
• 1998The Salt of the Montana: Interpreting Indigenous Activism in the Rain Forest93 cited
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• 2017Through the aqueduct and the courts: An analysis of the human right to water and indigenous water rights in Northwestern Mexico37 cited
• 2009Impossible to Disprove Yet Impossible to Believe: the Unforgiving Epistemology of Deep-Time Oral Tradition34 cited
• 1992The limits of power: the political ecology of the Spanish Empire in the Greater Southwest31 cited
• 2006Plagues, priests, and demons: sacred narratives and the rise of Christianity in the Old World and the New30 cited