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Archeological Evidence of Snake Consumption Among the Aborigines of Florida (1978)
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Japanese Economic Exploitation of Central Pacific Seabird Populations, 1898-1915 (1998)
At the turn of the century, Japanese feather and plumage hunters visited most of the isolated, uninhabited atolls of the central Pacific Ocean. The seabird populations of these atolls were decimated to supply exotic feathers for the millinery market to meet an increasing demand created by the European fashion industry. Drawing on scattered archival records, this article reviews the history and dimensions of the feather trade in the Central Pacific and describes the responses of the affected...
Prehistoric Patterns of Subsistence in the Middle St. Johns Region, Florida (1983)
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Subsistence Systems in the Southeast (1977)
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"Transferring Ideal Goods of our People to New Ground" - The Colony Nueva Germania in Paraguay (2023)
This is an abstract from the session entitled "Paper / Report Submission (General Sessions)", at the 2023 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. In 1886, Elisabeth Nietzsche and her husband Bernhard Förster founded the anti-semitic colony Nueva Germania. Up to 140 settler families took part in the endeavor to realize an utopian settlement in the heart of Paraguay. Some of the families wanted to leave the German Empire out of political discontent forever, others tried to...