the names of Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Hampshire. The Colonial America in general New York and New Jersey were first colonized by the Dutch. Delaware was founded by the Swedish. Pennsylvania was founded by another group of English Protestants called Quakers. The territory of...
The ancient genomes fall onto a slightly separate cline, with most of the early medieval individuals from Dutch, German and Danish sites plotting on top of present-day continental northern Europeans (CNEs; northern Germans and Danish), whereas Bronze and Iron Age individuals from Britain and ...
(of where early moderns found bears and so what settlements make their way into the documentary record) but to physically alter the landscape, through waste or through damage to apparently inappropriate pathways. It is no surprise, then, that we find expenses paid out by bearwards ‘for the ...
Past plant food consumption has been studied diachronically and spatially for many Dutch settlements. However, research into the plant food consumption of Early Modern Dutch inhabitants of urban settlements is somewhat underrepresented in the scientific archaeobotanical literature. To fill this knowledge g...
What White referred to in the title of his book, The Roots of Dependency, was a cultural and geographical space created as a result of ferocious internecine native warfare in the 1640s–1660s, the so-called Beaver Wars, when Iroquois warriors, armed by Dutch traders in New Netherland, ...
His interviews with the people who live in the native settlements on the shores of James Bay were stories of people who should take great pride in themselves and their abilities to survive and prosper and to build successful lives for themselves in the harsh, cold Canadian North. The picture ...
(Flutsch et al.2002; Windler et al.2005), with important changes in settlement patterns and dynamics. For instance, manyvillaewere abandoned or re-structured into smaller settlements, urban centres declined (Schwarz2011; Berger2012), and Germanic people and influences arrived from the North, ...
Musicology has already dealt with these models of migration re- search derived from these settlements: with the seminar reports Musica Baltica. Interregional musical-cultural relationships the issue of mobil- ity and migration became programmatic for the Baltic region research.5 Some ields of research...
EarlyExplorationandSettlements 1.2.3.AmericanIndiansDiscoveryofTheNewWorldAmericaintheColonialEra 1.AmericanIndians Introduction TheearliestinhabitantsinNorthandSouthAmerica livedandlaboredthereforthousandsofyearsbeforeChristopherColumbuscamehere.madealivingonthelandbyhunting,gathering,fishingandfarming. Liv...
particularly mobile group: mostly recruited from those areas where Greek was already spoken in the classical period, they covered enormous distances on campaigns and, afterwards, took all their experiences back home, or – as many did not in fact return – to the new settlements in the East. ...