2003 ANNUAL MEETING

06 November - Noon Session

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Roundtable I Public Historians and Anthropologists “Ethnohistory Beyond the Academy”

Moderator: Jean Keller

Participants.
Paul Wormser - Director of the National Archives, Pacific Southwest Region
Meg McDonald - United States Forest Service
Jeff Smith - United States Forest Service
Judy Stapp - Director of Cultural Affairs, Cabazon Band of Mission Indians
Larry Burgess - Director of Smiley Library
Anthea Hartig - Professor of American History and Public History, La Sierra College

The Future of Numic Ethnohistory in the Great Basin I

Chair. TBA

Chmara-Huff, Fletcher P. - Keepers of the Mountain: The Pahrump Tribe of the Southern Paiute

Carroll, Alex K. - Ghost Dancing and the Iron Horse: American Indian Use of the Railroad and the 1890s Ghost Dance Movement

Stoffle, Richard W. - Tribal Perspectives on the Nevada Test Site (NTS) Consultations

Cohn, Linda -Sharing a Vision of Land Management: Department of Energy (DOE) for Two Unique Tribal Books

Disc. TBA

Native Peoples, Government and Land

Chair. TBA

Sanchez-Barnett, Susan - The Selling of California: The Indian Claims Commission and the Case of the Indians of California vs. The United States

Castaneda, Terri - The Indian Claims Commission and Pan-Indian Activism in Northern California: The Federated Indians of California

Makley, Matthew - "So That We May Live”: Rethinking the Dawes Act, Washoe Land, Washoe Sovereignty .

Daniels, Brian

Disc. TBA

Native Representations

Chair. Michelle Raheja

Chávez, Raúl - Native Americans, Film and Television: Sustaining the White Conscience

Martinez, Mathew - Blue Horses, Stuffed Squirrels and Trickster Tales: Conversations with Linguist and Storyteller Esther Martinez

Rosenthal, Nicolas - Picturing Indians: Native Actors on Hollywood's Frontier

Disc. Michelle Raheja

Ethnohistorical Explorations of Contested Border Regions: The Old Northwest and the Oregon Territories

Chair. TBA

Boxberger, Daniel - The San Juan Band: The Ethnogenesis of a Métis Community

Leighton, J. Douglas - The Late Eighteenth-Century Trans-border Community in the Detroit Corridor: Some Preliminary Observations

McDougall, Allan and Valentine, Lisa - Marginalization on the St. Clair: Northwest Confederacy-Settler Relations, 1780-1840

Disc. TBA