Historical Archaeology

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  Año 2013, Vol. 47, Número 3

  • Native American historical archaeology and the trope of authenticity

    Craig N. Cipolla

    págs. 12-22

    

  • Lonely men, loose women: rethinking the demographics of a multiethnic mining camp, Kanaka Flat, Oregon

    Chelsea Rose

    págs. 23-35

    

  • Reversing the narrative of hillbilly history: a case study using archaeology at Van Winkle's Mill in the Arkansas Ozarks

    Jamie C. Brandon

    págs. 36-51

    

  • Demystifying the hidden hand: capital and the State at Blair Mountain

    Brandon Nida

    págs. 52-68

    

  • Camp Nelson and Kentucky's Civil War Memory

    W. Stephen McBride

    págs. 69-80

    

  • From nuisance to nostalgia: the historical archaeology of nature tourism in Southern California, 1890-?1940

    Stacey Lynn Camp

    págs. 81-96

    

  • Beyond the battle: new narratives at Monocacy National Battlefield

    Megan Bailey

    págs. 97-108

    

  • Rewriting narratives of labor violence: a transnational perspective of the Lattimer massacre

    Michael P. Roller

    págs. 109-123

    

  • Reversing the narrative from violence to peace: some thoughts from an archaeologist

    Barbara J. Little

    págs. 124-133