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11	Object itineraries of metal artifacts from the Stark Farm Site Complex (22OK778) Hale, Madeleine Marie 08 August 2023 (has links) (PDF) This thesis focuses on creating a deeper understanding of European-made metal objects uncovered at a Late Mississippian period site by using an object itinerary theoretical framework. This theory allows for objects to be understood and analyzed without bias as it acknowledges Indigenous and archaeological perspectives by considering the many different contexts an object moves through. I apply this theory to these European-made metal objects that were transformed and used by the Chicasa as a way to introduce a more collaborative and holistic approach to the other analytical methods being used at Stark Farm (22OK778). This process was completed by using a variety of methods, from statistical analysis to thorough literature review, to investigate the different interactions and stoppage points that the objects have traveled along and through. Object itinerary Late Mississippian Period Oktibbeha County De Soto Expedition Chickasaw Nation Arts and Humanities
12	Faulkner's Literary Environment: Assessing the South's Relationship with Land Abuse Sandarg, Eric 27 May 2011 (has links) This thesis aims to understand William Faulkner as an environmentally conscious author whose views on land abuse appear throughout his work. The goal is twofold: first, to examine how he criticizes ecological abuse; second, to discover which sources likely influenced him and helped him to form his perspectives on environmental issues. William Faulkner environmentalism environmental abuse land land abuse Native Americans Chickasaw Choctaw South Mississippi agrarian tradition Twelve Southerners appropriation exploitation degradation.
13	Faulkner's Literary Environment: Assessing the South's Relationship with Land Abuse Sandarg, Eric 27 May 2011 (has links) This thesis aims to understand William Faulkner as an environmentally conscious author whose views on land abuse appear throughout his work. The goal is twofold: first, to examine how he criticizes ecological abuse; second, to discover which sources likely influenced him and helped him to form his perspectives on environmental issues. William Faulkner environmentalism environmental abuse land land abuse Native Americans Chickasaw Choctaw South Mississippi agrarian tradition Twelve Southerners appropriation exploitation degradation. English Language and Literature

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