The archaeology of traditions agency and history before and after Columbus (University Press of Florida, 2001)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 257-335) and index
A new tradition in archaeology / Timothy R. Pauketat -- African-American tradition and community in the Antebellum south / Brian W. Thomas -- Resistance and accommodation in Apalachee province / John F. Scarry -- Manipulating bodies and emerging traditions at the Los Adaes Presidio / Diana DiPaolo Loren -- Negotiated tradition? Native American pottery in the Mission period in La Florida / Rebecca Saunders -- Creek and pre-creek revisited / Cameron B. Wesson -- Gender, tradition, and the negotiation of power relationships in southern Appalachian chiefdoms / Lynn P. Sullivan and Christopher B. Rodning -- Historical science or silence? Toward a historical anthropology of Mississippian political culture / Mark A. Rees -- Cahokian change and the authority of tradition / Susan M. Alt -- The historical-processual development of late woodland societies / Michael S. Nassaney -- A tradition of discontinuity: American bottom early and middle woodland culture history reexamined / Andrew C. Fortier -- Interpreting discontinuity and historical process in midcontinental late archaic and early woodland societies / Thomas E. Emerson and Dale L. McElrath -- Hunter-gatherers and traditions of resistance / Kenneth E. Sassaman -- Traditions as cultural production: implications for contemporary archaeological research / Kent G. Lightfoot -- Concluding thoughts on tradition, history, and archaeology / Timothy R. Pauketat