California Prehistory: Colonization, Culture, and Complexity
by Michael J. Moratto, Mark Q. Sutton, Terry L Jones, Jennifer E Perry, Kathryn A. Klar, Ivano Aiello, Mark W. Allen, R Scott Anderson, Mark E. Basgall, Viviana Bellefemine, David G. Bieling, Brian F. Byrd, Robert Cartier, Jim Cassidy, Joseph L. Chartkoff, Jon M. Erlandson, Jason A. Eshleman, Richard T. Fitzgerald, David A. Fredrickson, Lynnh Gamble, Jill K. Gardner, Donna Gillette, Amy J. Gilreath, Michael A. Glassow, Victor Golla, Andrew Gottsfield, Randy G. Groza, William R. Hildebrandt, Richard E. Hughes, Kathleen L. Hull, Mark G. Hylkema, Deborah A. Jones, Don Laylander, Alan Leventhal, Patricia M. Masters, Kelly R. Mcguire, Randall Milliken, Tom Origer, Judith F. Porcasi, L Mark Raab, Torben C. Rick, Michael F. Rondeau, Jeffrey S. Rosenthal, Glenn S. Russell, Jerry Schaefer, David Glenn Smith, Nathan E. Stevens, Eric Strother, James A. Wanket, G James West, Gregory G. White, Randy Wiberg, Wallace Woolfenden
California Prehistory: Colonization, Culture, and Complexity offers a wide-ranging look at California’s prehistoric past. Drawing on contributions from numerous scholars, the volume considers colonization, cultural change, and the complexity of life in the region, making it a valuable resource for readers of archaeology, anthropology, and California history.
About This Book
California Prehistory: Colonization, Culture, and Complexity presents a broad exploration of California’s past through the connected themes identified in its title.
This multi-author volume brings together perspectives on colonization, cultural development, and the complexity of prehistoric life in California.
With contributions from numerous scholars, the book offers a substantial reference for readers interested in archaeology, anthropology, and the history of California.
Its wide-ranging scope makes it useful for studying how evidence and interpretation shape understanding of the region’s prehistory.
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