Ethnohistory Journal
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⭐️Article Spotlight ⭐️
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
Nahua Hands, the Feast of Toxcatl, and the Transmission of Legacy by Servando Z. Hinojosa
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Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
Nahua Hands, the Feast of Toxcatl, and the Transmission of Legacy by Servando Z. Hinojosa
Author Q&A
Q: Why did you write this article?
October 24, 2025 at 5:15 PM
⭐️Article Spotlight ⭐️
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
Nahua Hands, the Feast of Toxcatl, and the Transmission of Legacy by Servando Z. Hinojosa
Author Q&A
Q: Why did you write this article?
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
Nahua Hands, the Feast of Toxcatl, and the Transmission of Legacy by Servando Z. Hinojosa
Author Q&A
Q: Why did you write this article?
⭐️Article Spotlight ⭐️
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“To Be at Peace”: Indigenous Women, Interethnic Marriages, and Cunhamenas in Northwestern Amazonia, 1730–1755 by Barbara A. Sommer
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Q: Why did you write this article?
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“To Be at Peace”: Indigenous Women, Interethnic Marriages, and Cunhamenas in Northwestern Amazonia, 1730–1755 by Barbara A. Sommer
Author Q&A
Q: Why did you write this article?
October 23, 2025 at 1:00 AM
⭐️Article Spotlight ⭐️
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“To Be at Peace”: Indigenous Women, Interethnic Marriages, and Cunhamenas in Northwestern Amazonia, 1730–1755 by Barbara A. Sommer
Author Q&A
Q: Why did you write this article?
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“To Be at Peace”: Indigenous Women, Interethnic Marriages, and Cunhamenas in Northwestern Amazonia, 1730–1755 by Barbara A. Sommer
Author Q&A
Q: Why did you write this article?
⭐️Article Spotlight ⭐️
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“To Rule by Customes”: Powhatan Assertions of Territorial Possessions against the Virginia Company, 1607–1624 by Joe Borsato
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“To Rule by Customes”: Powhatan Assertions of Territorial Possessions against the Virginia Company, 1607–1624 by Joe Borsato
October 21, 2025 at 6:19 PM
⭐️Article Spotlight ⭐️
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“To Rule by Customes”: Powhatan Assertions of Territorial Possessions against the Virginia Company, 1607–1624 by Joe Borsato
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“To Rule by Customes”: Powhatan Assertions of Territorial Possessions against the Virginia Company, 1607–1624 by Joe Borsato
⭐️Article Spotlight ⭐️
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“Gone a Hunting”: Deer Hunting and Indigenous Sovereignty in New England, 1600-1750 by Nathan Braccio
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“Gone a Hunting”: Deer Hunting and Indigenous Sovereignty in New England, 1600-1750 by Nathan Braccio
October 20, 2025 at 6:40 PM
⭐️Article Spotlight ⭐️
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“Gone a Hunting”: Deer Hunting and Indigenous Sovereignty in New England, 1600-1750 by Nathan Braccio
Featured in the July 2025 Issue of Ethnohistory
“Gone a Hunting”: Deer Hunting and Indigenous Sovereignty in New England, 1600-1750 by Nathan Braccio
Nahua Hands, the Feast of Toxcatl, and the Transmission of Legacy url: read.dukeupress.edu/ethnohistory...
Nahua Hands, the Feast of Toxcatl, and the Transmission of Legacy
Abstract. When Spaniards led by Pedro de Alvarado attacked Tenochca Mexicas during the Feast of Toxcatl in May 1520, they dismembered and killed many celebrants. The attack marked an extreme aggressio...
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October 5, 2025 at 2:26 AM
Nahua Hands, the Feast of Toxcatl, and the Transmission of Legacy url: read.dukeupress.edu/ethnohistory...
“To Be at Peace”: Indigenous Women, Interethnic Marriages, and Cunhamenas in Northwestern Amazonia, 1730–1755 url: read.dukeupress.edu/ethnohistory...
“To Be at Peace”: Indigenous Women, Interethnic Marriages, and Cunhamenas in Northwestern Amazonia, 1730–1755
Abstract. Exogamous marriage among Northwest Amazonian peoples structured exchange networks, interethnic relations, and settlement patterns during eighteenth-century European imperial expansion. Excha...
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October 4, 2025 at 3:07 AM
“To Be at Peace”: Indigenous Women, Interethnic Marriages, and Cunhamenas in Northwestern Amazonia, 1730–1755 url: read.dukeupress.edu/ethnohistory...
“To Rule by Customes”: Powhatan Assertions of Territorial Possessions against the Virginia Company, 1607–1624 by Joe Borsato url: read.dukeupress.edu/ethnohistory...
“To Rule by Customes”: Powhatan Assertions of Territorial Possessions against the Virginia Company, 1607–1624
Abstract. This article examines Powhatan assertions of territorial possession in the context of English colonization in the Chesapeake watershed during the early seventeenth century. The Powhatans exp...
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October 3, 2025 at 1:52 AM
“To Rule by Customes”: Powhatan Assertions of Territorial Possessions against the Virginia Company, 1607–1624 by Joe Borsato url: read.dukeupress.edu/ethnohistory...
Check out: “Gone a Hunting”: Deer Hunting and Indigenous Sovereignty in New England, 1600–1750 url: read.dukeupress.edu/ethnohistory...
“Gone a Hunting”: Deer Hunting and Indigenous Sovereignty in New England, 1600–1750 | Ethnohistory | Duke University Press
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October 1, 2025 at 6:19 PM
Check out: “Gone a Hunting”: Deer Hunting and Indigenous Sovereignty in New England, 1600–1750 url: read.dukeupress.edu/ethnohistory...
📣New Ethnohistory Issue 📣
July 2025
Volume 72, Number 3
In this new issue we showcase:
“Gone a Hunting”: Deer Hunting and Indigenous Sovereignty in New England, 1600–1750 by Nathan Braccio
July 2025
Volume 72, Number 3
In this new issue we showcase:
“Gone a Hunting”: Deer Hunting and Indigenous Sovereignty in New England, 1600–1750 by Nathan Braccio
September 24, 2025 at 6:03 PM
📣New Ethnohistory Issue 📣
July 2025
Volume 72, Number 3
In this new issue we showcase:
“Gone a Hunting”: Deer Hunting and Indigenous Sovereignty in New England, 1600–1750 by Nathan Braccio
July 2025
Volume 72, Number 3
In this new issue we showcase:
“Gone a Hunting”: Deer Hunting and Indigenous Sovereignty in New England, 1600–1750 by Nathan Braccio