Cultural objects will represent the lifeways of the different
Apachean groups in New Mexico and Arizona.
The wartime slant of Utley's writing as a result emphasizes a dogged narrative of violence and potentially reinforces the Geronimo stereotype Utley seeks to dispel: Geronimo as the Everyman
Apachean warrior.
The northern branch of Athabascan, to which the Central Alaskan languages belong, is related to geographically separate branches, Pacific Coast Athabascan (e.g., Hupa, Tolowa) and
Apachean (e.g., Navajo, Apache).
performed over her," probably some form of adoption that established her subordination within the
Apachean levirate.
Indeed, a decisive factor leading to slow, fundamental changes in Navajo culture has been the major differences among incoming
Apachean, Pueblo, Spanish, and now Anglo economic systems.
In his long-overdue text, Loco: Apache Peacemaker, Bud Shapard turns our focus away from the resistant warriors and imprisoned victims of earlier writings and, using Chief Loco as a counternarrative, offers a necessary window into the
Apachean third-way: Loco's Warm Springs Apache as agents of peaceful Indigenous resistance through political diplomacy and philosophical cosmopolitanism.
(16.) The so-called fourth person in Navajo (and other
Apachean languages) is sometimes referred to as "obviative" (Klaiman 1991: 180).
According to James Gunnerson, some late pre-historical period archeological sites dating to the 1525-1730periodinpartsofthe Southern Plains are believed to be
Apachean, probably exclusively bison hunting people, and some even earlier more northern sites partly horticultural [7].
In the late nineteenth century virtually the only individuals competent to perform translations from
Apachean languages to Spanish were Mexicans who as children had been captured and raised by Apaches.
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Apachean Archaeology in the Uplands of Southern Arizona." In The Apache Presence in the Borderlands of the American Southwest, edited by David L.
Evidence of early
Apachean influence on Tewa--a grammatical marker of possession--gives an insight into earlier Tewa-Apachean relations not so acrimonious as those after the Spanish presence disturbed intertribal affiliations.