Smoking and culture
Subtitle: the archaeology of tobacco pipes in eastern North America
By: [edited by] Sean M. Rafferty and Rob Mann.
Contributors: Rafferty, Sean M.; Mann, Rob.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: University of Tennessee Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Knoxville
Language: eng
Number of pages: 324
Subjects: Tobacco pipes -- East (U.S.); Indians of North America -- Tobacco use -- East (U.S.); Indians of North America -- East (U.S.) -- Antiquities.; Smoking -- East (U.S.) -- History.; East (U.S.) -- Antiquities.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction : smoking pipes and culture / Sean M. Rafferty and Rob Mann; title: "They pass their lives in smoke, and at death fall into the fire" : smoking pipes and mortuary ritual during the Early Woodland Period / Sean M. Rafferty; title: Stone pipes of the southern coastal region of North Carolina : smoke, ritual, and contact / Jeffrey D. Irwin; title: Pipes, leadership, and interregional interaction in protohistoric midwestern and northeastern North America / Penelope B. Drooker; title: Men and women, pipes and power in native New England / Michael S. Nassaney; title: Smoking pipes : an archaeological measure of native American cultural stability and survival in eastern North America, A.D. 1500-1850 / Neal L. Trubowitz; title: Smokescreens : tobacco, pipes, and the transformational power of fur trade rituals / Rob Mann; title: Neat and artificial pipes : base metal trade pipes of the northeastern Indians / Richard Veit and Charles Bello; title: The Tudor rose and the fleurs-de-lis : women and iconography in seventeenth-century Dutch clay pipes found in New York City / Diane Dallal; title: Home rulers, red hands, and radical journalists : clay pipes and the negotiation of working-class Irish/Irish American identity in late-nineteenth-century Paterson, New Jersey / Paul Reckner; title: The production and consumption of smoking pipes along the tobacco coast / Anna S. Agbe-Davies; title: Red clay tobacco pipes : petrographic window into seventeenth-century economics at Jamestown, Virginia, and New England / Patricia Capone and Elinor Downs.