This is an unusual excursion into American Indian culture history
by a British social anthropologist. It examines theories of the
development of different Pueblo social structures, with particular
attention to Eggan. From a detailed re-analysis of the evidence and
a consideration of material from the Eastern Keresan Pueblo of
Cochiti, based on his own fieldwork, Dr Fox concludes that the
theory that all Pueblos were derived from a common base is no
longer tenable, and that a diversity of origins is more probable.
Apart from its contribution to Amerindian studies, the book is of
particular interest as an approach to modern culture history by a
social anthropologist.
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