ACLS Humanities E-Book: Their number become thinned: native American population dynamics in eastern North America

Their number become thinned: native American population dynamics in eastern North America

Dobyns, Henry F., Swagerty, William R.

Year: c1983.

Publisher: Published by the University of Tennessee Press in cooperation with the Newberry Library Center for the History of the American Indian.

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Frontmatter

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Essay One: Widowing the Coveted Land

Essay Two: Population of the Native American Paradise Lost

Essay Three: The Food Resource Potential of Florida under Aboriginal Native American Management

Essay Four: Timucuan Population in the 1560s

Essay Five: Reassessment of Timucuan Sedentarism

Essay Six: An Outline of Florida Epidemiology

Essay Seven: Depopulation as a Dynamic of Cultural Change

Bibliography

Index

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Title:

Their number become thinned : native American population dynamics in eastern North America / by Henry F. Dobyns ; including an essay with William R. Swagerty as co-author.

Author:

Dobyns, Henry F; Swagerty, William R

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Their number become thinned : native American population dynamics in eastern North America / by Henry F. Dobyns ; including an essay with William R. Swagerty as co-author.
Dobyns, Henry F, Swagerty, William R
Knoxville, TN: Published by the University of Tennessee Press in cooperation with the Newberry Library Center for the History of the American Indian, c1983.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.03743

Subject Headings:

• Indians of North America -- Population
• Indians of North America -- Florida -- Population

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