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Index
Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Preface Illustrations List of Tables Chapter 1: Introduction
Broken Mirrors: Amazonia As Imagined World Lost Civilizations, Again? History, Ecology, and Power
Part I: Visualizing Deep Temporality
Chapter 2: Culture and History: The Longue Durée
The Southern Amazon The Southern Periphery Xinguano Cultural Schema
Chapter 3: Traces of Ancient Times
Basic Chronology A Tale of Two Towns: The Western Complex The Ipatse Cluster Heulugihïtï, Place of the “Horned” Jaguar The Kuhikugu Cluster Other Western Complex Sites The Eastern Complex Tehukugu (X14): Kuguhi (X15) Ipatse (X12) Other Eastern Complex Sites
Chapter 4: Social Dynamics Before Europe
A Thread of Ariadne Ancient Xinguano Regime As Galactic Polity War and Peace In the Age of Inka
Chapter 5: In the Shadow of Empire: Colonialism and Ethnogenesis
Kingdom of the Parecis A Brief History of “Contact” The Construction of Xinguano Pluralism Demography and Social Change
Part II: Body, Memory, and History
Chapter 6: Landscape and Livelihood: The Ethos of Settled Village Life
Making a Living Basic Diet Objects As Subjects Pottery Productivity
Chapter 7: In the Midst of Others: Landscapes of Memory
The Mirror World of Dawn Time The Skin of the Land Village and Countryside Place and Place-Making: The Sites of Memory Visualizing Landscape: Memory and Representation
Chapter 8: Houses, Heroes, and History: The Fractal Person
Xinguano Social Memory: Enchainments Chiefs and Others Village As “House”
Chapter 9: The Symbolic Economy of Power: Plazas As Persons
The Xinguano Plaza Making Chiefs Socio-Ethnophysics Plazas As Persons The Symbolic Economy of Power
Chapter 10: Conclusion: The Pedigree of a Contradiction
Persons Large and Small Chiefdoms, or What? Big-Men, Great-Men, Chiefs, and Others The Structural Contradiction and the Theater State
Notes
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10
Bibliography Orthography and Glossary of Indigenous Terms
Kuikuru Orthography Kuikuru Words Used In Text Place Names (Non-Kuikuru Names; -Ekugu and -Hïtï Common Place Suffixes) Ancestral or Spirit Figures Numbers Names of Cultural Groups In Upper Xingu
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