Nukak: Ethnoarchaeology of an Amazonian People
Nukak: Ethnoarchaeology of an Amazonian People
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努卡克:亚马逊民族的民族考古学
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2007
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G. Politis
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G. Politis
* Introduction* The Nukak and the Maku * Recent history of the Nukak* History of contact* Previous studies* Environment* Physiography and soils* Plant physiognomy of the environments in Nukak territory* Final considerations* Theory and Methods* Ethics and Techniques* On ethnoarchaeology* Ethnoarchaeology in South America* Fieldwork* Data Collection. Methods, techniques and problems* Ethics* Concluding remarks* Socio-political Organization and Cosmology* Socio-political organization* Ideology and cosmology* Final Considerations* Shelters and Camps* Architecture of the shelter* The residential camp* The construction of residential camps* Other types of camps* Final remarks* The Use of Space and Discard Patterns* Residential camp activity areas* Discard patterns during residential camp occupation* Abandonment refuse* The symbolic and communicative dimension of waste* Discussion* Residential and Logistical Mobility: Daily Foraging Trips* The multiple dimensions of territory* Residential mobility* Logistical mobility* Daily foraging trips* Final Considerations* Traditional Technology* The Nukak and the adoption of Western technology* Traditional technology* The social and ideological dimensions of Nukak technology* Final Considerations* Subsistence* Non-domesticated plants* Animal resources* Insect and insect by-product resources* Fish and aquatic animal* Cultivation* Food from the colonos* The ideational aspect of food* The Annual Circle and the creation of wild orchards* Discussion* Conclusion* Animal Exploitation, Processing and Discard* Hunted and taboo animals* Hunting and processing strategies* Bone discard pattern* Archaeological visibility of butchering patterns and bone discard* Transport* Conclusions* Final Considerations* The Nukak as hunter-gatherers* Territory and mobility* The use of plants* Technology* Hunting and food taboos* The Western view of Amazonian hunter-gatherers* Final words* Appendix 1. Sample of Daily Foraging Trips* Appendix 2. Patterns of Bone Representation and Surface Bone Modification Caused by Nukak Prey Acquisition. Gustavo A. Martinez