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Reinventing the gaze: Judith Lowry's artistic expressions contextualized	Culture camp: Examining teaching and learning at the convergence of Traditional Knowledge and Western Science

Protecting traditional resources rights in conservation: Native knowledge in national parks	(Post)Development and Food Sovereignty for California Indian Nation Building

The Coloniality of Violence in the 1932 Massacre of the Pipil and Art for Healing	Spiral Journeys: Exploring Native American Worldviews by Reading the Spiritual Language of Landscape, and the Development of a Culturally Competent Method in Landscape Design

Subverting history: Orality and place in the novel of the Americas	The Serpent Series: Precession in the Maya Dresden Codex

A Guatemalan tale of two wives: Nawales (shapeshifters) in a time of genocide	The Acjachemen of San Juan Capistrano: The history, language and politics of an indigenous California community

Two research approaches to ecocultural restoration in California: Experimental reintroduction of showy Indian clover and reconstructing an ethnobotany of the Salinan tribe	Poems from the mirror: The re-imagination of indigenous identities through literary and visual narratives in Oaxaca

The Wada-Tika of the former Malheur Indian Reservation	Clan destined communities: The persistence and revitalization of Ojibwe clan identity in Ojibwe literature

Reclaiming economic sovereignty: Native and Aboriginal financial institutions	The fifth direction: Performing the "land of uncertainty" in Native American literature and performance

Performing cultural empowerment: Native American activism on Alcatraz Island	The Towaoc Bear Dance and Nuche national identity

"The sea is my country": The maritime world of the Makah, an indigenous borderlands people	A romance with many reservations: American Indian figurations and the globalization of indigeneity

The development of intensive foraging systems in northwestern California	From Yokuts to Tule River Indians: Re-creation of the tribal identity on the Tule River Indian Reservation in California from Euroamerican contact to the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934

A new landscape: Changing Iroquois settlement patterns, subsistence strategies, and environmental use, 1630--1783	Ethnohistory of the stingless bees Melipona beecheii (Hymenoptera: Meliponinae) in the Mayan Civilization, decipherment of the Beekeeping Almanacs part I in the "Madrid Codex" and the study of their behavioral traits and division of labor

Ancient DNA in North America and the effects of migration on prehistoric populations	Danza Mexica: Indigenous Identity, Spirituality, Activism, and Performance

Chempa, Showinpa, Mefpa, Asumpa, Achepa (To Paint, To Scratch, To Dance, To Flow, To Unite): The Native American Experience in the Hip Hop World	Missions and Transmissions: Music and the Spanish Missions of Alta California from 1769

The Storied Landscape of Iroquoia: History and Memory on the New York Frontier, 1750--1840