Anthropologists and Indians in the New South

Description: A clear assessment of the growing mutual respect and strengthening bond between modern Native Americans and the researchers who explore their past

Review Quotes: "Anthropologists and Indians in the New South reaches beyond the Southeast to touch on issues in all areas of Native American studies and on contemporary methodological and ethical issues in anthropology and other fields such as history. It makes an excellent resource for research as well as teaching. . . . invaluable to any course about Native American culture, history, and contemporary issues."
--American Indian Culture and Research Journal

"A nice contribution to the Southeastern anthropological literature . . . . Regardless of one's position on applied anthropology, readers will find the case studies presented here to informatively and succinctly characterize the changing nature of anthropologist-Indian relations in the Southeast today."
--Southeastern Archaeology

"[This volume] will, itself, become an historical vantage point for viewing Southeastern studies at a particular place and time."
--Raymond D. Fogelson, author of The Cherokees: A Critical Bibliography