One native group living in what is now this country was the subject of How Natives Think by Marshall Sahlins, who was accused of misconstruing that group's worldview during the 1990s.
One native group living in what is now this country was the subject of How Natives Think by Marshall Sahlins, who was accused of misconstruing that group's worldview during the 1990s. Modern-day Belzoni in this country is near the former center of the "Poverty Point" culture, while the Hopewell Exchange system arose here during the Middle Woodland period. The traditions of this country's Yahi people were relayed to Alfred (*) Kroeber by their last representative, Ishi. This country's anthropological sites include the Cahokia earthworks, created by a culture named for its longest river, and the cliff dwellings at Mesa Verde built by the Anasazi. For 10 points, identify this country where native groups like the Hopi, Zuni, and Navajo can be found in the Four Corners region of its Southwestern states.
One native group living in what is now this country was the subject of How Natives Think by Marshall Sahlins, who was accused of misconstruing that group's worldview during the 1990s.
The United States of America [either answer/equivalents are fine]