Fortifying defenses, delineating communities investigating: The sociopolitical aspects of Coast Salish fortifications

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DC Faculty Research & Scholarship
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Author (aut): Angelbeck, Bill
Author (aut): Grier, Colin
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2023
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Assess sociopolitical complexity of Coast Salish groups through defensive sites and practices. Aim is to show how fortifications materially exhibit the tensions of Coast Salish sociopolitical organization, revealing a fluidity and flexibility of sociopolitical forms.
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European Association of Archaeologists (EAAs)
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Earthworks (Archaeology)--British Columbia
Indigenous people--British Columbia
Defensive fortifications (Coast Salish Territory)
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Angelbeck, Bill, and Colin Grier. “Fortifying defenses, delineating communities investigating: The sociopolitical aspects of Coast Salish fortifications”. Conferences. European Association of Archaeologists (EAAs). DC Faculty Research & Scholarship. Handle placeholder.
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