The Archaeology of Contact in Settler Societies

Abstract

1. The archaeology of contact in settler societies Tim Murray Part I. Diverse Contacts and Consequences: 2. Beads, bodices and regimes of value: from France to North America, c.1500-c.1650 Laurier Turgeon 3. Ships for the taking: culture contact and the maritime fur trade on northwest coast of North America Steven Acheson and James P. Delgado 4. Culture contact view through ceramic petrography at the Pueblo mission of Abo, New Mexico Patricia Capone 5. The transformation of indigenous societies in the south western Cape during the rule of the Dutch East India Company, 1652-1795 Yvonne Brink 6. Contact archaeology and the landscapes of pastoralism in the north west of Australia Rodney Harrison 7. Tenacity of the traditional: the first hundred years of Maori-European settler contact on the Hauraki Plains, Aotearoa/New Zealand Stuart Bedford Part II. Issues and Methods: 8. Fur trade archaeology in western Canada: who's digging up the forts? Olga Klimko 9. Contact archaeology and the writing of aboriginal history Christine Williamson 10. In the footsteps of George Dutton: developing a contact archaeology of temperate Aboriginal Australia Tim Murray.

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