Agent of Change
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Agent of Change
The Deposition and Manipulation of Ash in the Past
Adams, E. Charles; Roth, Barbara
Berghahn Books
02/2025
256
Mole
9781805397557
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List of Illustrations
Introduction: The Deposition and Manipulation of Ash in the Past
E. Charles Adams and Barbara J. Roth
Part I: Ash as a Transformative Agent
Chapter 1. The Ritual Closing of Domestic Structures in the Mimbres Mogollon Region
Barbara J. Roth
Chapter 2. Complex Closure Practices Involving Ash at a Small Pueblo in Northeastern Arizona
E. Charles Adams
Chapter 3. Sequencing Termination Events: Preparing Hearths for the Ritual Decommissioning of Ancestral Pueblo Pit Structures in the Northern U.S. Southwest
Susan C. Ryan
Chapter 4. Symbolic Associations: Assessing the Co-occurrence of Turquoise and Ash in the Ancient U.S. Southwest
Samantha G. Fladd, Saul L. Hedquist, E. Charles Adams, and Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa
Chapter 5. Fire, Ash and Sanctuary: Pyrotechnology as Protection in the Pre-Colonial Northern Rio Grande
Michael A. Adler
Chapter 6. Burned Roofs and Cultural Traditions: Renewing and Closing Houses in the Ancient Villages of the Middle Fraser Canyon, British Columbia
Anna Marie Prentiss, Alysha Edwards, Ashley Hampton, Ethan Ryan, Kathryn Bobolinski, and Emma Vance
Chapter 7. Agentive Ash and Dispersed Power in the Cahokia Mississippian World
Melissa R. Baltus and Sarah E. Baires
Chapter 8. Townhouses, Hearths, Fire, Smoke, Ash, and Cherokee Towns in Western North Carolina
Christopher B. Rodning
Chapter 9. Ash as an Agent of Transformation in Iroquoian Society
William Fox
Part II: Ash and Ritual
Chapter 10. Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust in Caddoan Mortuary Ritual
Marvin Kay
Chapter 11. Ashes for Fertility
Cheryl Claassen
Chapter 12. Ashes, Arrows, and Sorcerers
William H. Walker and Judy Berryman
Chapter 13. Divine Food and Fiery Covenants: The Significance of Ash in Ancient Maya Religion
James L. Fitzsimmons
Afterword
Tammy Stone
Introduction: The Deposition and Manipulation of Ash in the Past
E. Charles Adams and Barbara J. Roth
Part I: Ash as a Transformative Agent
Chapter 1. The Ritual Closing of Domestic Structures in the Mimbres Mogollon Region
Barbara J. Roth
Chapter 2. Complex Closure Practices Involving Ash at a Small Pueblo in Northeastern Arizona
E. Charles Adams
Chapter 3. Sequencing Termination Events: Preparing Hearths for the Ritual Decommissioning of Ancestral Pueblo Pit Structures in the Northern U.S. Southwest
Susan C. Ryan
Chapter 4. Symbolic Associations: Assessing the Co-occurrence of Turquoise and Ash in the Ancient U.S. Southwest
Samantha G. Fladd, Saul L. Hedquist, E. Charles Adams, and Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa
Chapter 5. Fire, Ash and Sanctuary: Pyrotechnology as Protection in the Pre-Colonial Northern Rio Grande
Michael A. Adler
Chapter 6. Burned Roofs and Cultural Traditions: Renewing and Closing Houses in the Ancient Villages of the Middle Fraser Canyon, British Columbia
Anna Marie Prentiss, Alysha Edwards, Ashley Hampton, Ethan Ryan, Kathryn Bobolinski, and Emma Vance
Chapter 7. Agentive Ash and Dispersed Power in the Cahokia Mississippian World
Melissa R. Baltus and Sarah E. Baires
Chapter 8. Townhouses, Hearths, Fire, Smoke, Ash, and Cherokee Towns in Western North Carolina
Christopher B. Rodning
Chapter 9. Ash as an Agent of Transformation in Iroquoian Society
William Fox
Part II: Ash and Ritual
Chapter 10. Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust in Caddoan Mortuary Ritual
Marvin Kay
Chapter 11. Ashes for Fertility
Cheryl Claassen
Chapter 12. Ashes, Arrows, and Sorcerers
William H. Walker and Judy Berryman
Chapter 13. Divine Food and Fiery Covenants: The Significance of Ash in Ancient Maya Religion
James L. Fitzsimmons
Afterword
Tammy Stone
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ancient cultures;religious rituals;north america;native americans;ritual deposition;mesoamerica;cross cultural patterns;catastrophe;fire;scientists;phenomenon;realistic;page turner;engaging;caves and caverns;unusual objects;social science;archaeology;cultural transformation;indigenous studies;religion;anthropology;ancestors;archaeological record;cultural patterns;antiquities archaeology;social memory
List of Illustrations
Introduction: The Deposition and Manipulation of Ash in the Past
E. Charles Adams and Barbara J. Roth
Part I: Ash as a Transformative Agent
Chapter 1. The Ritual Closing of Domestic Structures in the Mimbres Mogollon Region
Barbara J. Roth
Chapter 2. Complex Closure Practices Involving Ash at a Small Pueblo in Northeastern Arizona
E. Charles Adams
Chapter 3. Sequencing Termination Events: Preparing Hearths for the Ritual Decommissioning of Ancestral Pueblo Pit Structures in the Northern U.S. Southwest
Susan C. Ryan
Chapter 4. Symbolic Associations: Assessing the Co-occurrence of Turquoise and Ash in the Ancient U.S. Southwest
Samantha G. Fladd, Saul L. Hedquist, E. Charles Adams, and Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa
Chapter 5. Fire, Ash and Sanctuary: Pyrotechnology as Protection in the Pre-Colonial Northern Rio Grande
Michael A. Adler
Chapter 6. Burned Roofs and Cultural Traditions: Renewing and Closing Houses in the Ancient Villages of the Middle Fraser Canyon, British Columbia
Anna Marie Prentiss, Alysha Edwards, Ashley Hampton, Ethan Ryan, Kathryn Bobolinski, and Emma Vance
Chapter 7. Agentive Ash and Dispersed Power in the Cahokia Mississippian World
Melissa R. Baltus and Sarah E. Baires
Chapter 8. Townhouses, Hearths, Fire, Smoke, Ash, and Cherokee Towns in Western North Carolina
Christopher B. Rodning
Chapter 9. Ash as an Agent of Transformation in Iroquoian Society
William Fox
Part II: Ash and Ritual
Chapter 10. Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust in Caddoan Mortuary Ritual
Marvin Kay
Chapter 11. Ashes for Fertility
Cheryl Claassen
Chapter 12. Ashes, Arrows, and Sorcerers
William H. Walker and Judy Berryman
Chapter 13. Divine Food and Fiery Covenants: The Significance of Ash in Ancient Maya Religion
James L. Fitzsimmons
Afterword
Tammy Stone
Introduction: The Deposition and Manipulation of Ash in the Past
E. Charles Adams and Barbara J. Roth
Part I: Ash as a Transformative Agent
Chapter 1. The Ritual Closing of Domestic Structures in the Mimbres Mogollon Region
Barbara J. Roth
Chapter 2. Complex Closure Practices Involving Ash at a Small Pueblo in Northeastern Arizona
E. Charles Adams
Chapter 3. Sequencing Termination Events: Preparing Hearths for the Ritual Decommissioning of Ancestral Pueblo Pit Structures in the Northern U.S. Southwest
Susan C. Ryan
Chapter 4. Symbolic Associations: Assessing the Co-occurrence of Turquoise and Ash in the Ancient U.S. Southwest
Samantha G. Fladd, Saul L. Hedquist, E. Charles Adams, and Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa
Chapter 5. Fire, Ash and Sanctuary: Pyrotechnology as Protection in the Pre-Colonial Northern Rio Grande
Michael A. Adler
Chapter 6. Burned Roofs and Cultural Traditions: Renewing and Closing Houses in the Ancient Villages of the Middle Fraser Canyon, British Columbia
Anna Marie Prentiss, Alysha Edwards, Ashley Hampton, Ethan Ryan, Kathryn Bobolinski, and Emma Vance
Chapter 7. Agentive Ash and Dispersed Power in the Cahokia Mississippian World
Melissa R. Baltus and Sarah E. Baires
Chapter 8. Townhouses, Hearths, Fire, Smoke, Ash, and Cherokee Towns in Western North Carolina
Christopher B. Rodning
Chapter 9. Ash as an Agent of Transformation in Iroquoian Society
William Fox
Part II: Ash and Ritual
Chapter 10. Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust in Caddoan Mortuary Ritual
Marvin Kay
Chapter 11. Ashes for Fertility
Cheryl Claassen
Chapter 12. Ashes, Arrows, and Sorcerers
William H. Walker and Judy Berryman
Chapter 13. Divine Food and Fiery Covenants: The Significance of Ash in Ancient Maya Religion
James L. Fitzsimmons
Afterword
Tammy Stone
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
ancient cultures;religious rituals;north america;native americans;ritual deposition;mesoamerica;cross cultural patterns;catastrophe;fire;scientists;phenomenon;realistic;page turner;engaging;caves and caverns;unusual objects;social science;archaeology;cultural transformation;indigenous studies;religion;anthropology;ancestors;archaeological record;cultural patterns;antiquities archaeology;social memory
