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Introduction / Laurie Weinstein -- PART I: THE PROCESS OF BECOMING: Prehistoric environment and agriculture in the Hohokam of Southern Arizona / Suzanne K. Fish and Paul Fish -- Soaking it in: Northern Rio Grande Pueblo lessons of water management and landscape ecology / Kurt F. Anschuetz -- PART II: VIEWS FROM THE PUEBLOS AND BEYOND: Native seeds/SEARCH and a Tohono O'odham perspective / Angelo Joaquin, Jr. -- The Akimel O'othom: Pima People / Nathan Allen -- Hopi and Zuni cultural landscapes: implications of history and scale for cultural resources management / T.J. Ferguson and Roger Anyon -- PART III: THE MELTING POT: WATER, LAND, AND CONFLICT IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE: Traditional use in a changing landscape / Frances Levine -- Myth and history of a southwestern land grant: Baca Location No. 4 and Luis Maria Cobeza de Baca / Marianne L. Stoller -- Collaborative conservation: peace or pacification? The view from Los Ojos / Maria Varela -- The Navajo and Hopi land dispute from historic through contemporary times / David Brugge -- "The matter was never resolved": the caste system in colonial New Mexico, 1693-1823 / Adrian Bustamante -- Fiesta time and plaza space: resistance and accommodation in a tourist town / Sylvia Rodriguez. |
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