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The Toyah phase of central Texas : late prehistoric economic and social processes

Record Type:	Electronic resources : monographic
Title Information:	late prehistoric economic and social processes
Secondary Intellectual Responsibility:	BoydDouglas K.,
Secondary Intellectual Responsibility:	KenmotsuNancy Adele,
Secondary Intellectual Responsibility:	Society for American Archaeology.
Place of Publication:	College Station
Published:	Texas A&M University Press;
Year of Publication:	2012
Edition:	1st ed.
Description:	1 online resource (356 p.).
Series:	Texas A&M University anthropology series
Subject:	Antiquities, Prehistoric - Congresses - Texas -
Subject:	Indians of North America - Material culture - Texas -
Subject:	Indians of North America - Ethnic identity - Texas -
Subject:	Indians of North America - Antiquities - Texas -
Subject:	Indians of North America - History - Texas -
Subject:	Toyah phase - Congresses - Texas -
Subject:	Texas - Antiquities -
Online resource:	http://muse.jhu.edu/books/9781603447553/
Notes:	"This volume contains eight chapters and a peer review. Most were first presented in a symposium at the 72nd annual meeting of the Society of American Archaeology in Austin."--ECIP chapter 1
ISBN:	9781603447553electronic bk.
ISBN:	1603447555electronic bk.
ISBN:	9781603446907hbk.
ISBN:	1603446907hbk.
Content Note:	The Toyah phase in Texas: an introduction and retrospective / Nancy A. Kenmotsu and Douglas K Boyd -- The Toyah phase and the ethnohistorical record: a case for population aggregation / Nancy A. Kenmotsu and John W. Arnn III -- Defining hunter-gatherer sociocultural identity and interaction at a regional scale: the Toyah/Tejas social field / John W.Arnn III -- The role of exotic materials in Toyah assemblages in a late prehistoric economic and social system / Karl W. Kibler -- Reconsidering the role of bison in the terminal late prehistoric (Toyah) period in Texas / Raymond Mauldin, Jennifer Thompson, and Leonard Kemp -- Bone processing and subsistence stress in late prehistoric south Texas / Zackary I. Gilmore -- What is northern Toyah phase?: the Toyah phenomenon on the Texas southern plains / Douglas K. Boyd -- Plains-Pueblo interaction: a view from the "middle" / John D. Speth and Khori Newlander -- Toyah: reflections on evolving perceptions / Elton R. Prewitt

The Toyah phase of central Texas : late prehistoric economic and social processes
The Toyah phase of central Texas : late prehistoric economic and social processes / edited by Nancy A. Kenmotsu and Douglas K. Boyd - 1st ed.. - College Station : Texas A&M University Press, 2012. - 1 online resource (356 p.).. - (Texas A&M University anthropology series ; no. 16).
The Toyah phase in Texas: an introduction and retrospective / Nancy A. Kenmotsu and Douglas K Boyd -- The Toyah phase and the ethnohistorical record: a case for population aggregation / Nancy A. Kenmotsu and John W. Arnn III -- Defining hunter-gatherer sociocultural identity and interaction at a regional scale: the Toyah/Tejas social field / John W.Arnn III -- The role of exotic materials in Toyah assemblages in a late prehistoric economic and social system / Karl W. Kibler -- Reconsidering the role of bison in the terminal late prehistoric (Toyah) period in Texas / Raymond Mauldin, Jennifer Thompson, and Leonard Kemp -- Bone processing and subsistence stress in late prehistoric south Texas / Zackary I. Gilmore -- What is northern Toyah phase?: the Toyah phenomenon on the Texas southern plains / Douglas K. Boyd -- Plains-Pueblo interaction: a view from the "middle" / John D. Speth and Khori Newlander -- Toyah: reflections on evolving perceptions / Elton R. Prewitt.
"This volume contains eight chapters and a peer review. Most were first presented in a symposium at the 72nd annual meeting of the Society of American Archaeology in Austin."--ECIP chapter 1Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 9781603447553ISBN 1603447555ISBN 9781603446907ISBN 1603446907
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Boyd, Douglas K.

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