Volume 8, Issue 4 | Water History

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Volume 8, Issue 4

December 2016

Special Issue: Indigenous Water Histories I

Issue Editors:

Kenichi Matsui,
Kate Berry,
Teresa Cavazos Cohn,
Sue Jackson

6 articles in this issue

Indigenous water histories I: recovering oral histories, interpreting Indigenous perspectives, and revealing hybrid waterscapes
Kenichi Matsui
Kate Berry
Sue Jackson
Editorial 05 December 2016 Pages: 357 - 363
Ojibwe Gichigami (“Ojibwa’s Great Sea”): an intersecting history of treaty rights, tribal fish harvesting, and toxic risk in Keweenaw Bay, United States
Valoree S. Gagnon
OriginalPaper 05 December 2016 Pages: 365 - 384
Historical and contemporary waterscapes of North Australia: Indigenous attitudes to dams and water diversions
Sue Jackson
Marcus Barber
OriginalPaper 26 July 2016 Pages: 385 - 404
Seems like I Hardly See Them Around Anymore: Historical Geographies of Riparian Change along the Wind River
Teresa Cavazos Cohn
William Wyckoff
Jan Eitel
OriginalPaper 05 December 2016 Pages: 405 - 429
Subterranean waters and the ‘curation’ of underground histories in Timor Leste
Lisa Palmer
OriginalPaper 14 September 2016 Pages: 431 - 448
The sanctuaries of the Rain God in the Mixtec Highlands, Mexico: a review from the present to the precolonial past
Liana Ivette Jiménez Osorio
Emmanuel Posselt Santoyo
OriginalPaper Open access 05 December 2016 Pages: 449 - 468