Ethnohistory Heizer prize

ROBERT F. HEIZER AWARD PRESENTED BY THE

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR ETHNOHISTORY

This Prize Is Awarded For Recognition Of The Best Article In The
Field Of Ethnohistory. The Award Was Established In 1980 To Honor Dr.
Robert F. Heizer, Ethnohistorian And Archaeologist Noted For His
Research In California And Mesoamerica.

This Prize Applies To Journal Articles Or Essays In Books /PUBLISHED
IN 2011/, And Will Be Judged By A Committee Appointed By Daniel Usner
The Immediate Past President Of The American Society For
Ethnohistory/./

TO NOMINATE AN ARTICLE OR BOOK ESSAY PUBLISHED IN 2011:

BY JUNE 15, 2012, send A PDF OF THE ARTICLE TO

Larry Nesper lnesper@wisc.edu

Department Of Anthropology

University Of Wisconsin-Madison

 

Recent Winners Of The Robert F. Heizer Award

2011 Nicolas Argenti, " Things That Don't Come By The Road:
Folktales, Fosterage, And Memories Of Slavery In The
Cameroon Grassfields," /Comparative Studies In Society And History/

2010 Kathleen Wilson "The Performance Of Freedom: Maroons And The
Colonial Order In Eighteenth-Century Jamaica And The Atlantic Sound"
/William And Mary Quarterly/, 3d Ser, LXVI, (Jan 2009), 45-86.

2009 Karen E. Richman"Innocent Imitations ? Authenticity And Mimesis
In Haitian Vodou Arts, Tourism, And Anthropology" /Ethnohistory
/Spring 2008

2008 Brian Delay For His Article, \"The Wider World Of The Handsome
Man: Southern Plains Indians Invade Mexico, 1830-1848.\"
Journal Of The Early Republic 27, No.1 (Spring 2007): 83-113.

2007 Heidi Bohaker, \"/Nindoodemag/: The Significance Of Algonquian
Kinship Networks In The Eastern Great Lakes Region, 1600-1701,\" /The
William And Mary Quarterly /63.1 (2006), 23-52.