Mapping native american land tenure with indigenous toponymy and historical cartographydaniel cole, smithsonian institution, e. richard hart, hart west & ass. Indigenous maps are critical in understanding the historic and current land tenure of indigenous groups. furthermore, indigenous claims to land can be seen in their connections via toponymy. european concepts of territory and political boundaries did not coincide with first nation american indian views, resulting in the mistaken view that natives did not have formal concepts of their.
“the importance of indigenous cartography and toponymy to historical land tenure and contributions to euro american canadian cartography,” international journal of geo information, 10, 6: 397 410. cole, d. g., 2021. “a cartographic history and analyses of indian white relations in the great plains,” chapter 6 in. The importance of indigenous cartography and toponymy to historical land tenure and contributions to euro american canadian cartography june 2021 international journal of geo information 10(6):397. The importance of indigenous cartography and toponymy to historical land tenure and contributions to euro american canadian cartography author cole, daniel g 1 ; hart, e richard 2 1 smithsonian institution, national museum of natural history, it office, mrc 136, washington, dc 20013 7012, usa 2 hart west and associates, winthrop, wa 98862, usa. The importance of indigenous cartography and toponymy to historical land tenure and contributions to euro american canadian cartography. isprs international journal of geo information . 2021; 10(6):397.
The importance of indigenous cartography and toponymy to historical land tenure and contributions to euro american canadian cartography author cole, daniel g 1 ; hart, e richard 2 1 smithsonian institution, national museum of natural history, it office, mrc 136, washington, dc 20013 7012, usa 2 hart west and associates, winthrop, wa 98862, usa. The importance of indigenous cartography and toponymy to historical land tenure and contributions to euro american canadian cartography. isprs international journal of geo information . 2021; 10(6):397. Pdf | on dec 13, 2021, daniel g. cole and others published the importance of contemporary and historical indigenous cartography and toponymy with indigenous contributions to euro american canadian. This paper illustrates how many native residents were very spatially aware of their own lands, as well as neighboring nations’ lands, overlaps between groups, hunting territories, populations, and trade networks. indigenous maps are critical in understanding the historic and current land tenure of indigenous groups. furthermore, indigenous claims to land can be seen in their connections via.
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