Looking back, looking forward: Resilience and persistence in a Klamath tribal community

Connolly, Thomas J.; Ruiz, Christopher L.; Deur, Douglas; Chocktoot, Perry; Kennedy, Jaime; Jenkins, Dennis L.; Knowles, Julia A.

doi:10.1016/j.jaa.2021.101392

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“…Even in history, it is stated that this community had to leave Wajo because they did not obey the king's orders. In Southern Oregon, the Klamath Tribe used their traditional practices to articulate the strength, resilience, and heritage pride that characterizes the modern Klamath community (Connolly et al 2022).…”

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Massempek folk Games in the Tolotang Community, Indonesia

Suryaningsi,

Ansaar,

Iriani

et al. 2023

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The Tolotang community has a traditional game called massempek. This paper aims to explain the procedures for the massempek game. The qualitative approach results showed that massempek is only conducted once a year when the ritual is carried out at the Perrinyameng. The ritual in Perrinyameng is to visit the ancestral graves of the Tolotang people. This massempek game is carried out as entertainment for the people in Perrinyameng. Massempek is a game that requires courage to kick the opponent and dodge the opponent's kick. This game is only played by small children who are brave and not afraid. The children's players are those from the Tolotang community. That is done to avoid conflicts with the surrounding community who are not from the Tolotang community. Massempek is included in agility games that require physical endurance. Folk games are part of the culture of society and as a characteristic of the identity of the wearer. The values of sacredness, caring, and familiarity are the unifying tools of the nation. Massempek folk games are part of the Tolotang people's culture that should be preserved.

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Massempek folk Games in the Tolotang Community, Indonesia

Suryaningsi,

Ansaar,

Iriani

et al. 2023

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Archaeological Evidence for Community Resilience and Sustainability: A Bibliometric and Quantitative Review

Jacobson

2022

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Archaeology is often argued to provide a unique long-term perspective on humans that can be utilised for effective policy-making, for example, in discussions of resilience and sustainability. However, the specific archaeological evidence for resilient/sustainable systems is rarely explored, with these terms often used simply to describe a community that survived a particular shock. In this study, a set of 74 case studies of papers discussing archaeological evidence for resilience/sustainability are identified and analysed using bibliometric methods. Variables from the papers are also quantified to assess patterns and provide a review of current knowledge. A great variety of scales of analysis, case study locations, stressors, resilient/sustainable characteristics, and archaeological evidence types are present. Climate change was the most cited stressor (n = 40) and strategies relating to natural resources were common across case studies, especially subsistence adaptations (n = 35), other solutions to subsistence deficiencies (n = 23), and water management (n = 23). Resilient/sustainable characteristics were often in direct contrast to one-another, suggesting the combination of factors is more important than each factor taken individually. Further quantification of well-defined variables within a formally-produced framework is required to extract greater value from archaeological case studies of resilience/sustainability.

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Looking back, looking forward: Resilience and persistence in a Klamath tribal community

Cited by 2 publications

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Massempek folk Games in the Tolotang Community, Indonesia

Massempek folk Games in the Tolotang Community, Indonesia

Archaeological Evidence for Community Resilience and Sustainability: A Bibliometric and Quantitative Review

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