2005 ANNUAL MEETING

19 November - Afternoon Session

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Fundamental Assumptions Regarding the Construction of Ethnohistorical Knowledge: a Discussion

Organizer:   Ann Ramenofsky: Transdisciplinary Borderlands: Relationships among

Presenters:

Patricia Galloway: Material Culture and Text: Dissonances between production processes

Neil Whitehead: TBA

Susan Deeds: TBA

Sylvia Rodríguez: TBA

Richard Flint: TBA

Elisa Villalpando: TBA

Kent Lightfoot: TBA

Cynthia Radding: Transdisciplinary Borderlands

Contested Borders of Identity, Language and Knowledge

Organizer: Melissa Rinehart: The Agency of Language Ideologies in Miami Indian

Presenters:

Margaret Field: Kumeyaay Language Ideologies and Revitalization

Thomas McIlwraith: Stories of the Past in the Languages of Home: The Preservation and Documentation of Traditions in a Vibrant and Changing Present

Mindy Morgan: Bureaucratic Discourse and Language Shift

David Dinwoodie: Communication in the Dynamics of Chilcotin History

Char Peery: Language Dynamics in the Context of Mixtec Migration and Ethnohistory

Jeffrey Anderson: The Historical Dialectics of Northern Arapaho Language Renewal

Roundtable--Race, Place, and Recognition: Papers in Honor of Karen Blu

Organizer:   Jessica Cattelino: Florida Seminole Veterans and Overlapping Citizenship

Presenters:

Raymond DeMallie: Keywords in American Indian History after Karen Blu's the Lumbee Problem

Jason Jackson: Identity

Circe Sturnum: "Race"

Robert Moore: English as an American Indian language

Kristin Dowell: Mixed-Blood Mediascapes: Pushing the Boundaries of Indigeneity in Aboriginal Media

Melinda Maynor: Indian Identity in the 20th Century: The Lumbee Case

Audra Simpson: "Lessons Learned from The Lumbee Problem: Race, Anthropology and the Careful Anthropology of Delicate Things"

Discussant: Karen Blu

Mapping the Shatter Zone: The Colonial Indian Slave Trade and the Southeastern Indians, Part Two

Organizer: Robbie Ethridge

Presenters:

Mathew Jennings: Violence in a Shattered World

Sheri Shuck-Hall: Alabama and Coushatta Diffusion and Coalescence in the Shatter Zone

Ned Jenkins: Tracing the Early Origins of the Creeks, 11th - 17th Centuries

Patricia Galloway: Choctaws, Refugees, and the Borders of the ShatterZone

George Edward Milne: Picking up the Pieces: Natchez Coalescence in the Shatter Zone

Discussants: Alan Gallay and Daniel Unser

My Life in San Juan Pueblo: Stories of Esther Martinez

Organizer: Matthew Martinez

Presenters:

Esther Martinez: TBA

Josephine Binford: TBA

Discussants:

Tessie Naranjo

Sue-Ellen Jacobs