Introduction ...
The American Society for Ethnohistory (ASE) was founded in 1954 to promote the interdisciplinary investigation of the histories of the Native Peoples of the Americas. The ethnohistorical method, as it has come to be known, involves developing histories informed by ethnography, linguistics, archaeology, and ecology. Today the ASE, is a thriving organization of over 1,200 scholars and related members ... read more.
Latest News
- ASE 2009 Election Results
- ASE 2009 Prizes
- Marc Becker, Truman State University Brian Delay, UC-Davis, Erik Gooding, Minnesota State University-Moorhead, Martin Nesvig, University of Miami have all joined the editorial board of the society's journal.
- Ethnohistory Website now managed by DOIT at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
ASE Brochure
Now available in PDF format, the new ASE Brochure highlights the basic "need-to-know" for anyone interested in joining or subscribing to the society and its quarterly journal Ethnohistory.
Ethnohistory Mailing List
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