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The radical optimism of youth. Working towards protecting herring and renewal 2023 Cultural Survival quarterly 47 (4): 16-17
  • Hartman Deetz
 H6/KD [CULTURAL-] 0740-3291
From dust we are made. Members of the Wampanoag nation reclaim historical narratives in Plymouth, England 2023 Cultural Survival quarterly 47 (2): 10-11
  • Hartman Deetz
 H6/KD [CULTURAL-] 0740-3291
Soft racism in the contemporary legend of Anawan Rock: a critique 2022 Journal of folklore research 59 (1): 59-100
  • Stephen Olbrys Gencarella
 H6/KF [INDIANA-] 0737-7037
A modern declaration woven into an ancient art 2022 Cultural Survival quarterly 46 (2): 4-5
  • Rebecca Kirkpatrick
  • Shaldon Ferris
 H6/KD [CULTURAL-] 0740-3291
Blundering to Plymouth: what the Pilgrims should have known 2020 American Indian NMAI 21 (4): 24-9
  • Ring_Adams James
 *H6/KUB [AMERICAN-] 1528-0640
Sameness and difference in ethnohistory 2020 Ethnohistory 67 (4): 537-49
  • Nancy Shoemaker
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 1527-5477
What looks like a grave: Native and anarchist place-making in New England 2020 SAIL: studies in American Indian literatures (Series 2) 32 (1-2): 75-110
  • Theresa Warburton
 *H6/KUB [SAIL-] 0730-3238
Shamans, sachems, or selfies: the carved hands of southeastern New England 2019 American Indian rock art 45 (): 173-92
  • Peter Anick
 H6/KUB [AMERICAN INDIAN ROCK ART-]
Aquinnah Wampanoag wampum artist and weaver: Elizabeth James-Perry 2017 First American art magazine 14 (): 46-51
  • Karen Kramer
 H6/KUB [FIRST-] 2333-5548
"Why shall wee have peace to bee made slaves": Indian surrenderers during and after King Philip's war 2017 Ethnohistory 64 (1): 91-114
  • Lonford D. Fisher
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 0014-1801
Letter from Barnstable jail: William Apess and the "Memorial of the Mashpee Indians" 2016 Native American and indigenous studies 3 (2): 105-27
  • Drew Lopenzina
"In contempt and oblivion": censuses, ethnogeography, and hidden Indian histories in eighteenth-century southern New England 2015 Ethnohistory 62 (1): 61-94
  • Jason Mancini
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 0014-1801
What is a monument to Massassoit doing in Kansas City? The memory work of monuments and place in public displays of history 2014 Ethnohistory 61 (4): 635-53
  • Jean M. O'Brien
  • Lisa Blee
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 0014-1801
Remembering stone piles in New England 2013 Northeast anthropology (79-80): 37-80
  • Timothy H. Ives
 H6/KUB [MAN IN THE NORTHEAST-] 1068-9982
Considering mimicry and hybridity in early colonial New England: health, sin and the body "behung with beades" 2013 Archaeological review from Cambridge 28 (1): 151-68
  • Diana D. Loren
 H6/KE [ARCHAEOLOGICAL-] 0261-4332
Thanks at last for the tribe that saved Plymouth 2011 American Indian NMAI 12 (1): 28-30
  • James Ring Adams
 *H6/KUB [AMERICAN-] 1528-0640
Mashpee restores its soul 2011 American Indian NMAI 12 (1): 32-4
  • Anonymous
 *H6/KUB [AMERICAN-] 1528-0640
The pragmatics of language learning: graphic pluralism on Martha's Vineyard, 1660-1720 2010 Ethnohistory 57 (1): 35-50
  • Kathleen J. Bragdon
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 0014-1801
A place at the thanksgiving table 2007 American Indian NMAI 8 (3): 42-4, 47
  • James Ring Adams
 *H6/KUB [AMERICAN-] 1528-0640
A rare Native American sash and its paper label "Belt of the Indian King Phillip. From Col. Keyes." A collaborative study 2007 European review of Native American studies 21 (2): 1-8
  • Christina J. Hodge
  • Diana Loren
  • Elizabeth Perry
  • Susan Haskell
  • T. Rose Holdcraft
 *H6/KUB [EUROPEAN-] 0238-1486
"Natural inhabitants, time out of mind": sachem rights and the contest for Wampanoag land in colonial New England 2005 Northeast anthropology (70): 1-10
  • David J. Silverman
 H6/KUB [MAN-] 1068-9982
Selling the praying towns: Massachussett and Nipmuc land transactions, 1680-1730 2005 Northeast anthropology (70): 11-17
  • Daniel R. Mandell
 H6/KUB [MAN-] 1068-9982
The syntax of the conjunct and independent orders in Wampanoag 2004 International journal of American linguistics 70 (4): 327-68
  • Norvin W. Richards
 H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7071
The archaeology of coastal New England: the view from Martha's Vineyard 2002 Northeast anthropology 64 (): 55-66
  • Dianna L. Doucette
  • Elizabeth S. Chilton
 1068-9982
Past to present: archaeology and the Aquinnah Wampanoag 2002 Northeast anthropology 64 (): 43-54
  • Holly Herbster
  • Suzanne G. Cherau
 1068-9982
A Native American archaeological site in the Plymouth commemorative landscape 2002 Northeast anthropology 64 (): 31-42
  • Christopher L. Donta
  • Timothy L. Binzen
 1068-9982
Mashpee Wampanoags of Cape Cod, the whalefishery, and seafaring's impact on community development 2002 American Indian quarterly 26 (2): 165-97
  • Mark A. Nicholas
 0095-182X
You are a dead people 2001 Cultural survival quarterly 25 (2): 16-17
  • Jessie Little Doe Fermino
 0740-3291
Bringing back the Massachuset language: the work of Dr Francis O'Brien and Julianne Jennings 2000 Whispering wind 31 (2): 14-17
  • Bill Goetzinger
 0300-6565
From earth and sea 2000 American Indian NMAI 1 (2): 12-17
  • Paula Peters
 1528-0640
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