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Catherine Cameron

University of Colorado

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1-6 (6 Records)

Documents

  • Architectural Wood Use in Chaco Kivas (2015)
  • The Biggest Losers: Gambling and Enslavement in Native North America (2015)
  • Hidden People in the Past: Honoring the Scholarship of Debra Martin (2021)
  • Jim Skibo: Éditeur Extraordinaire (2019)
  • Obsidian in the Southwest (2016)
  • Warfare, Captive-Taking, Enslavement, and the Creation of Power (2023)

Related Creators

  • Lekson, Stephen
  • The 84th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology
  • The 88th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology
  • Baxter, Erin

Related Keywords

  • Slavery
  • North America - Southwest
  • Chaco
  • Power Relations and Inequality
Related Keywords and Creators are determined by looking at all of the Creators and Keywords associated with a Creator and highlighting the most commonly used.
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