Engaged Anthropology: Research Essays on North American Archaeology, Ethnobotany, and Museology

Contents
List of figures
List of tables
Foreword
Introduction. Conversations with an Engaged Anthropologist: An Interview with Richard I. Ford / B. Sunday Eiselt and Michelle Hegmon
Chapter 1. Ceramics for the Archaeologist: An Alternative Perspective / Felipe V. Ortega
Chapter 2. Collaborative Knowledge: Carrying Forward Richard Ford\'s Legacy of Integrative Ethnoscience in the U.S. Southwest / Michael Adler
Chapter 3. Our Father (Our Mother): Gender Ideology, Praxis, and Marginalization in Pueblo Religion / Severin M. Fowles
Chapter 4. Landscapes As Memory: Archaeological History to Learn From and Live By / Kurt F. Anschuetz
Chapter 5. Mestizaje and Migration: Modeling Population Dynamics in Seventeenth-Century New Mexico\'s Spanish Society / Heather Trigg and Debra L. Gold
Chapter 6. The Art of Ethnobotany: Depictions of Maize and Other Plants in the Prehispanic Southwest / Kelley Hays-Gilpin and Michelle Hegmon
Chapter 7. At the Other End of the Puebloan World: Feasting at Casas Grandes Chihuahua Mexico / Paul E. Minnis and Michael E. Whalen
Chapter 8. The Beginnings of Plains-Pueblo Interaction: An Archaeological Perspective from Southeastern New Mexico / John D. Speth
Chapter 9. Protohistoric Western Pueblo Exchange: Barter Gift and Violence Revisited / Stephen Plog
Chapter 10. Ritual Politics and the \"Exotic\" in North American Prehistory / Katherine A. Spielmann and Patrick Livingood
Chapter 11. \"Darkening the Sun in Their Flight\": A Zooarchaeological Accounting of Passenger Pigeons in the Prehistoric Southeast / H. Edwin Jackson
Chapter 12. Why California? The Relevance of California Archaeology and Ethnography to Eastern Woodlands Prehistory / David G. Anderson
Chapter 13. The Value of Material Culture Collections to Great Basin Ethnographic Research / Catherine S. Fowler
Chapter 14. The Next Generation: Museum Techniques at Penn State\'s Matson Museum of Anthropology / Claire McHale Milner
Chapter 15. Dick Ford as Friend Colleague and Mentor: 1963-Present / Jeffrey R. Parsons