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Multiple Ways of Seeing One Place: Archaeological and Cultural Landscapes of the Sutter Buttes, Californai
No full textABSTRACT\ud
MULTIPLE WAYS OF SEEING ONE PLACE: ARCHAEOLOGICAL\ud
AND CULTURAL LANDSCAPES OF THE SUTTER BUTTES,\ud
CALIFORNIA\ud
by\ud
Melinda Button\ud
Master of Arts in Anthropology\ud
California State University, Chico\ud
Fall 2009\ud
Application of a theoretical framework of landscape studies demonstrates\ud
that archaeological data, as well as intangible data, such as stories, oral histories, and\ud
ethnohistorcal information are equally essential to understanding past uses of the Sutter\ud
Buttes in the Sacramento Valley of California. Currently the archaeological record does\ud
not reflect the ceremonial significance that the landform played in mythology, story\ud
telling and the spiritual lives of many Native Americans. Likewise, interpretations\ud
based solely only on intangible data does not emphasize the Sutter Buttes as a place of\ud
hunting and gathering. The cultural landscape framework allows for the incorporation\ud
of both sources of data to contribute to a multi-faceted interpretation. From this\ud
approach it is evident that the Sutter Buttes were a significant place containing both\ud
natural and\ud
spiritual resources. Activities associated with the procurement of these resources\ud
becomes apparent through the multidisciplinary approach provided by landscape theory.CSU, Chic
Leiris M. — Race et civilisation
No full textSutter Jean. Leiris M. — Race et civilisation. In: Population, 6ᵉ année, n°4, 1951. pp. 696-697
Milcu St M. et Maximilian C. — Genetica Umanâ
No full textSutter Jean. Milcu St M. et Maximilian C. — Genetica Umanâ. In: Population, 23ᵉ année, n°6, 1968. p. 1124
Lerner I. M. — Le drame du Maroc Genetic Homeostasis
No full textSutter Jean. Lerner I. M. — Le drame du Maroc Genetic Homeostasis. In: Population, 10ᵉ année, n°4, 1955. p. 759
Sutter\u27s Barbecue
No full textS. M. (Smitty) Langford, co-owner of Sutter\u27s Barbecue, 7233 Grapevine Highway, draws a tray of ribs from the fire in preparation for the establishment\u27s grand opening. His partner in the enterprise is Ben Sutter. Fort Worth Star-Telegram Evening edition August 23, 1963.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_startelegram1960s/2204/thumbnail.jp
Lerner I. M. et Donald H. P. — Modem Developments in Animal Breeding
No full textSutter Jean. Lerner I. M. et Donald H. P. — Modem Developments in Animal Breeding. In: Population, 22ᵉ année, n°4, 1967. pp. 765-766
Wadham S. M. et Wood G. L. — Land utilization in Australia
No full textSutter Jean. Wadham S. M. et Wood G. L. — Land utilization in Australia. In: Population, 8ᵉ année, n°1, 1953. p. 184
Lerner I. M. et Donald H. P. — Modem Developments in Animal Breeding
No full textSutter Jean. Lerner I. M. et Donald H. P. — Modem Developments in Animal Breeding. In: Population, 22ᵉ année, n°4, 1967. pp. 765-766
John A. Sutter
No full textR. M of J. Sutter. [1936] Land-claim; active in controlling the Indians of southern California beginning in 1838
John A. Sutter
No full text46-2ClaimsR. M of J. Sutter. [1936] Land-claim; active in controlling the Indians of southern California beginning in 1838.1880-9
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