Florence C Shipek
Biographic Data
| ID | 136833 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Florence C Shipek |
| GIVEN NAMES | Florence C |
| FAMILY NAME | Shipek |
| SIGNATURE | SHIPEK F C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Parkside |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Las repercusiones de los europeos en la cultura kumiai
Los europeos que llegaron a la conquista, colonización y catequización de las Californias fueron observados en un principio por los aborígenes con asombro y temor, pero en la medida en que se adueñaban de la tierra donde decenas de comunidades kumiai habitaban en íntimo equilibrio con su entorno natural, sus actividades se tornaron agresivas, rebeldes y finalmente en desánimo. Aquellas comunidades que una vez fueron dueñas de las tierra tuvieron …
Applied Research for People
All my research was conducted at the request of American Indian reservations, individuals, or their attorneys. Reports and results went to them and were published with their approval. Due to potential legal use, all work had to be double checked; ethnographic interviews with many elders were cross checked. To be a credible witness in court and before various agencies, I was never an "advocate" but rather a "witness." I made it plain to all that I…
From the Sands to the Mountain: Change and Persistence in a Southern Paiute Community
A Guide to the San Diego Historical Society Public Records Collection
A Guide to the San Diego Historical Society Public Records Collection. By Richard W. Crawford. (San Diego: San Diego Historical Society, 1987. 86 pp. Paper, $9.95.) and The California Missions: Bibliography. Comp, and ed. by Francis J. Weber. (Los Angeles: Weber, 1987. x + 161 pp. $20.00.) Get access Florence C. Shipek Florence C. Shipek University of Wisconsin, Parkside Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Jou…
Mission Indians and Indians of California Land Claims
SEVERAL ARTICLES AND MONOGRAPHS (Heizer and Kroeber 1976, Heizer 1978, Stewart 1978, Sutton 1985) have described aspects of Indian Claims Cases, primarily discussing Dockets 31 and 37, the of California Case. Although some described the Pitt River Case (Docket 347), none discussed the Mission Indians Claims Case, Docket 80. All Claims Cases had complex histories leading to the joint offer for an out of court settlement from the United States gove…
Irredeemable America: The Indians' Estate and Land Claims
Famine in Peasant Societies . Ronald E. Seavoy
California Indian Reactions to the Franciscans
The entrance of the Spanish into California and the founding of the Franciscan mission system has been described in many books both by those sympathetic apologists for the missions and the Spanish as bringing “civilization” to barbarous rude savages lacking any knowledge of God (Englehardt 1912, and others) and by those who disapproved of the mission system but approved of the Spanish conquest of California (Bancroft 1884, 1886, and others). The …
Their Number Become Thinned: Native American Population Dynamics in Eastern North America
American Indian Environments: Ecological Issues in Native American History
Revisionist Anthropology: Aboriginal North America [and Comments and Reply]
Anthropological discussions of North American Indians and archaeological interpretation of North American prehistory tend to be distorted by biases, some the "cant of conquest," others derived from the structuring principles of the European tradition. Tripartite schemata such as the Three-Age model and premises of oppositional dualism such as the contrast between primitive and civilized should be assumed to come from these structuring principles …
Rethinking Native American Ecological Assumptions and Myths
Like other applied anthropologists, I backed into ethnohistory discovering the need for accurate knowledge of the past, or . . precise causes of the present that waste human resources so as to help to change the dynamics of said conditions (Dobyns 1978:104). Accumulating past records for legal research, I realized that existing views about the nature of southern California Indian cultures, environments and post contact history were primarily base…
A Native American Adaptation to Drought: The Kumeyaay as Seen in the San Diego Mission Records 1770-1798
While estimates of contact period populations tend to project the idea of stable populations, analysis of ethnohistorical data for environmental and climatic fluctuations may present evidence for population growth and decline independent of European contact. Thirty years of Mission San Diego baptismal, marriage, death and harvest records are correlated to demonstrate a variety of responses to drought, including a dramatic decline in birth rates. …
Anthropologists Shortchanged as Consultants
Their Number Become Thinned: Native American Population Dynamics in Eastern North America
Revisionist Anthropology: Aboriginal North America [and Comments and Reply]
Anthropological discussions of North American Indians and archaeological interpretation of North American prehistory tend to be distorted by biases, some the "cant of conquest," others derived from the structuring principles of the European tradition. Tripartite schemata such as the Three-Age model and premises of oppositional dualism such as the contrast between primitive and civilized should be assumed to come from these structuring principles …
Irredeemable America: The Indians' Estate and Land Claims
California Indian Reactions to the Franciscans
The entrance of the Spanish into California and the founding of the Franciscan mission system has been described in many books both by those sympathetic apologists for the missions and the Spanish as bringing “civilization” to barbarous rude savages lacking any knowledge of God (Englehardt 1912, and others) and by those who disapproved of the mission system but approved of the Spanish conquest of California (Bancroft 1884, 1886, and others). The …
Mission Indians and Indians of California Land Claims
SEVERAL ARTICLES AND MONOGRAPHS (Heizer and Kroeber 1976, Heizer 1978, Stewart 1978, Sutton 1985) have described aspects of Indian Claims Cases, primarily discussing Dockets 31 and 37, the of California Case. Although some described the Pitt River Case (Docket 347), none discussed the Mission Indians Claims Case, Docket 80. All Claims Cases had complex histories leading to the joint offer for an out of court settlement from the United States gove…
A Native American Adaptation to Drought: The Kumeyaay as Seen in the San Diego Mission Records 1770-1798
While estimates of contact period populations tend to project the idea of stable populations, analysis of ethnohistorical data for environmental and climatic fluctuations may present evidence for population growth and decline independent of European contact. Thirty years of Mission San Diego baptismal, marriage, death and harvest records are correlated to demonstrate a variety of responses to drought, including a dramatic decline in birth rates. …
Las repercusiones de los europeos en la cultura kumiai
Los europeos que llegaron a la conquista, colonización y catequización de las Californias fueron observados en un principio por los aborígenes con asombro y temor, pero en la medida en que se adueñaban de la tierra donde decenas de comunidades kumiai habitaban en íntimo equilibrio con su entorno natural, sus actividades se tornaron agresivas, rebeldes y finalmente en desánimo. Aquellas comunidades que una vez fueron dueñas de las tierra tuvieron …
Anthropologists Shortchanged as Consultants
Revisionist Anthropology: Aboriginal North America [and Comments and Reply]
Anthropological discussions of North American Indians and archaeological interpretation of North American prehistory tend to be distorted by biases, some the "cant of conquest," others derived from the structuring principles of the European tradition. Tripartite schemata such as the Three-Age model and premises of oppositional dualism such as the contrast between primitive and civilized should be assumed to come from these structuring principles …
Rethinking Native American Ecological Assumptions and Myths
Like other applied anthropologists, I backed into ethnohistory discovering the need for accurate knowledge of the past, or . . precise causes of the present that waste human resources so as to help to change the dynamics of said conditions (Dobyns 1978:104). Accumulating past records for legal research, I realized that existing views about the nature of southern California Indian cultures, environments and post contact history were primarily base…
A Native American Adaptation to Drought: The Kumeyaay as Seen in the San Diego Mission Records 1770-1798
While estimates of contact period populations tend to project the idea of stable populations, analysis of ethnohistorical data for environmental and climatic fluctuations may present evidence for population growth and decline independent of European contact. Thirty years of Mission San Diego baptismal, marriage, death and harvest records are correlated to demonstrate a variety of responses to drought, including a dramatic decline in birth rates. …
American Indian Environments: Ecological Issues in Native American History
Their Number Become Thinned: Native American Population Dynamics in Eastern North America
California Indian Reactions to the Franciscans
The entrance of the Spanish into California and the founding of the Franciscan mission system has been described in many books both by those sympathetic apologists for the missions and the Spanish as bringing “civilization” to barbarous rude savages lacking any knowledge of God (Englehardt 1912, and others) and by those who disapproved of the mission system but approved of the Spanish conquest of California (Bancroft 1884, 1886, and others). The …
Famine in Peasant Societies . Ronald E. Seavoy
A Guide to the San Diego Historical Society Public Records Collection
A Guide to the San Diego Historical Society Public Records Collection. By Richard W. Crawford. (San Diego: San Diego Historical Society, 1987. 86 pp. Paper, $9.95.) and The California Missions: Bibliography. Comp, and ed. by Francis J. Weber. (Los Angeles: Weber, 1987. x + 161 pp. $20.00.) Get access Florence C. Shipek Florence C. Shipek University of Wisconsin, Parkside Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Jou…
Mission Indians and Indians of California Land Claims
SEVERAL ARTICLES AND MONOGRAPHS (Heizer and Kroeber 1976, Heizer 1978, Stewart 1978, Sutton 1985) have described aspects of Indian Claims Cases, primarily discussing Dockets 31 and 37, the of California Case. Although some described the Pitt River Case (Docket 347), none discussed the Mission Indians Claims Case, Docket 80. All Claims Cases had complex histories leading to the joint offer for an out of court settlement from the United States gove…
Irredeemable America: The Indians' Estate and Land Claims
Applied Research for People
All my research was conducted at the request of American Indian reservations, individuals, or their attorneys. Reports and results went to them and were published with their approval. Due to potential legal use, all work had to be double checked; ethnographic interviews with many elders were cross checked. To be a credible witness in court and before various agencies, I was never an "advocate" but rather a "witness." I made it plain to all that I…
From the Sands to the Mountain: Change and Persistence in a Southern Paiute Community
Las repercusiones de los europeos en la cultura kumiai
Los europeos que llegaron a la conquista, colonización y catequización de las Californias fueron observados en un principio por los aborígenes con asombro y temor, pero en la medida en que se adueñaban de la tierra donde decenas de comunidades kumiai habitaban en íntimo equilibrio con su entorno natural, sus actividades se tornaron agresivas, rebeldes y finalmente en desánimo. Aquellas comunidades que una vez fueron dueñas de las tierra tuvieron …
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