The Historical Archaeology of Michigan (The American Experience in Archaeological Perspective)

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The Historical Archaeology of Michigan (The American Experience in Archaeological Perspective)

Anderson, Dean L./ Nassaney, Michael S./ Ryzewski, Krysta

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University Press of Florida（2026/01発売）
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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 276 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780813079455
DDC分類 977.401

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An overview of archaeological research in Michigan that reveals the history of the state during the past four hundred years

Michigan has long been an incubator for invention, technology, and creativity. This book explores this legacy through the historical archaeology of the past four hundred years in the state, illustrating how Michigan's history reflects the broader American experience through themes of entrepreneurship, immigration, capitalism, and civil rights.

Written by three archaeologists who have dedicated more than 75 years to research in the state, the chapters in this book describe the construction of encampments and fortifications that facilitated seventeenth-century European colonization, the rise of the fur trade and natural resource extraction, and the impact of land acquisition by white settlers who built farmsteads and logging camps in the nineteenth century. The authors examine Detroit's urban development, revealing how industrial capitalism led to inequality and segregation. They also highlight the pivotal role of Michigan archaeologists within the discipline of historical archaeology.

The archaeological findings discussed here, associated with Anishinaabe peoples, settler colonialism, immigrants, agriculture, industry, and urbanization, illustrate the distinct ways in which the American experience was lived in Michigan. The Historical Archaeology of Michigan brings together a wealth of information to show how Michigan's people have maintained their sense of belonging and embraced their citizenship while adapting to economic, political, social, and cultural challenges.

List of Figures ixList of Tables xiii

Series Editors' Note xv

Foreword xvii

Preface and Acknowledgments xxiii

1. Michigan's Archaeological Legacy 1

2. Archaeologists of Michigan's Recent Past 14

3. Natives and Euro-Americans in New France and the Old Northwest 45

4. Michigan's Contested Landscape 79

5. From Territory to Statehood 98

6. Urban Archaeology in Michigan: Detroit as a Case Study 140

7. Collaborative Archaeology in Twenty-First-Century Michigan 171

8. Michigan and the American Experience 192

References Cited 199

Index 237