The Pawnee Indians

Hyde, George

doi:10.2307/1183916

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“…58 In 1847, the Sioux killed eighty-three Pawnee hunters. 59 Fear of Sioux, Cheyenne, and Arapaho ambushes prevented the Pawnees from participating in the peace conference at Fort Laramie in 1851. A reporter of The Missouri Republic wrote that the Pawnees "are now almost the only tribe upon which the Sioux, Cheyennes and Arrapahoes make war."…”

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“I Was Brought to Life to Save My People from Starvation and from Their Enemies”: Pahukatawa and the Pawnee Trauma of Genocide

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2016

American Indian Culture and Research Journal

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“I Was Brought to Life to Save My People from Starvation and from Their Enemies”: Pahukatawa and the Pawnee Trauma of Genocide

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Star Performances and Cosmic Clutter

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Are there long-term processes invisible over short spans? And if so, how might they relate to the loci of long-term social change, those performative or practical moments wherein agents enact, embody, or otherwise engage traditions, landscapes, or structures? Here, we are particularly concerned with the experience of starry skies as these were historically reckoned through cluttered object fields and cosmic events. These are key to understanding the emergent properties of ethnoastronomies and cultural landscapes that, in certain moments, may be described as leading to historical conjunctures.

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Lethal Treachery and the Imbalance of Power in Warfare and Feuding

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2003

Journal of Anthropological Research

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The Pawnee Indians

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“I Was Brought to Life to Save My People from Starvation and from Their Enemies”: Pahukatawa and the Pawnee Trauma of Genocide

“I Was Brought to Life to Save My People from Starvation and from Their Enemies”: Pahukatawa and the Pawnee Trauma of Genocide

Star Performances and Cosmic Clutter

Lethal Treachery and the Imbalance of Power in Warfare and Feuding

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