Life beyond the Boundaries: Constructing Identity in Edge Regions of the North American Southwest

Karen G. Harry · Sarah Herr

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Exploring identity formation in American Southwest communities during pre-contact. Focused on some of the more poorly understood regions using methods drawn from science, anthropology, and history to investigate a variety of themes related to the construction of social identity groups along the Southwest perimeters.--Provided by publisher.

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