Bears: Archaeological and Ethnological Perspectives in Native Eastern North America

Ethnohistorical And Ethnographic Overview Of Bear-human Relationships In Native Eastern North America / Gregory A. Waselkov -- Dear, Honored Guest : Bear Ceremonialism In Minnesota / David Mather -- The Great White Bear In Cosmology, Myth, Imagery, And Ritual / Thomas E. Berres -- The Multifaceted Bear: Spiritual And Economic Roles Of Bears In Meskwaki Society / Ralph Koziarski -- Use Of Black Bears In The Western Great Lakes Region, And The Riddle Of The Perforated Bear Mandibles / Terrance J. Martin -- Black Bears And The Iroquoians: Food, Stories, And Symbols / Christian Gates St-pierre, Claire St-germain, And Louis-vincent Laperri¿re-d¿sorcy -- In Feast And Famine: New Perspectives On Black Bear In The Southern Appalachians And Piedmont, Ad 1000-1800 / Heather A. Lapham -- Better Than Butter: Yona Go'i, Bear Grease In Cherokee Culture / Heidi M. Altman, Tanya M. Peres, And J. Matthew Compton -- Bears, Bear-grounds, And Bovines In The Lower Southeast / Barnet Pavao-zuckerman -- Re-examining The Evidence For Bear Ceremonialism In The Lower Mississippi Valley / Ashley Peles And Megan C. Kassabaum -- Menageries And Bearskin Caps: Experiencing North American Bears In Post-medieval Britain / Hannah J. O'regan -- Bear-human Relationships In Eastern Native North America: An Overview Of Archaeological And Ethnohistorical Evidence / Gregory A. Waselkov And J. Lynn Funkhouser. Edited By Heather A. Lapham And Gregory A. Waselkov. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.