Prehistoric games of North American Indians : Subarctic to Mesoamerica

Weitere Verfasser: Voorhies, Barbara , [HerausgeberIn]
Ort/Verlag/Jahr: Salt Lake City : The University of Utah Press, [2017].
Umfang/Format: xvi, 369 pages : illlustrations, maps ; 27 cm.
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  • Why waltes was a woman's game /
  • Kevin Leonard
  • Playing the Apalachee ballgame in the fields of the thunder god : archaeological and ideological evidence for the game's antiquity /
  • J. Grant Stauffer and F. Kent Reilly III
  • "He must die unless the whole country shall play crosse" : the role of gaming in Great Lakes indigenous societies /
  • Ronald F. Williamson and Martin S. Cooper
  • Chunkey and the historic experience in the Mississippian world /
  • Thomas J. Zych
  • The sacred role of dice games in eastern North America : implications for the protohistoric lower Mississippi Valley /
  • David H. Dye
  • Reinventing the wheel game : prestige gambling on the plains/plateau frontier /
  • Gabriel M. Yanicki
  • Gaming in Fremont society /
  • Joel C. Janetski
  • Mobility, exchange, and the fluency of games : promontory in a broader sociodemographic setting /
  • Gabriel M. Yanicki and John W. Ives
  • Social aspects of an Apachean stave-dice gaming feature at Three Sisters /
  • Deni J. Seymour
  • Serious play in the preclassic : the Chalcatzingo figurines as guides in a game of social learning /
  • Mark E. Harlan
  • Ancient Maya patolli /
  • John Walden and Barbara Voorhies
  • Sport and ritual as social bonding : the communal nature of Mesoamerican ballgames /
  • Marijke Maurine Stoll and David S. Anderson
  • Acrobatic dances and games of Mesoamerica as ritual-entertainment /
  • Gerardo Guitiérrez
  • Aztec gambling and magical thinking /
  • Susan Toby Evans
  • The biggest losers : gambling and enslavement in native North America /
  • Catherine M. Cameron and Lindsay D. Johansson
  • Post-game remarks /
  • Warren R. Deboer.