SPRING 2001-
JAR Distinguished Lecture: R.G. Klein
on the African Origins of Modern Humans
Southern
Africa and Modern Human Origins
Richard
G. Klein, page 1
Ecological
Mutualism in Navajo Corrals: Implications for Navajo Environmental
Perceptions
and Human/Plant Coevolution
Lawrence
A. Kuznar, page 17
Explorations
of Class and Consciousness in the U.S.
E. Paul
Durrenberger, page 41
Triangulation
and Confirmation in the Study of Welsh Concepts of Personhood
Carol
Trosset and Doug Caulkins, page 61
Book
Review
page 83
SUMMER 2001-
Sinaloa, Kiowa, Sarawak,
Inka, and Congo: A JAR Cultural Odyssey
Local-Level
Responses to Environmental Degradation in Northwest Mexico
Maria Cruz-Torres,
page 111
From
"Reading over the Shoulders of Natives" to " Reading Alongside Natives,"
Literally:
Toward a Colaborative and Reciprocal Ethnography
Luke Eric Lassiter,
page 137
Bidayuh
Housewives in a Changing World (Sarawak, Malaysia)
Hew Cheng Sim,
page 151
Inka
Conical Clan
David Jenkins,
page 167
Across
the Forest and Savannas: Later Stone Age Assemblages from Ituri and
Semliki,
Democratic Republic of Congo
Julio Mercador
and Alison Brooks, page 197
Book
Reviews
page 219
FALL 2001-
JAR Distinguished
Lecture: Michael Herzfeld "Performing Comparisons"
Performing
Comparisons: Ethnography, Globetrotting, and the Spaces of Social
Knowledge
Michael
Herzfeld, page 259
Wedding
of Calm and Wedding of Noise: Aging Performed and Aging
Misquoted
in Tuareg Rites of Passage
Susan
J. Rasmussen, page 277
Sacred
Colors and Shamanic Vision among the Huichol Indians of Mexico
Hope MacLean,
page 305
DNA
Analysis an the Evolutionary History of the Basque Population: A Review
Neskutes
Izagirre, Santos Alonso, and Concepcion de la Rua, page 325
Book
Review
page 345
WINTER 2001-
Learning and Craft Production:
C. Jill Minar and Patricia Crown, Guest Editors
Learning
and Craft Production: An Introduction
C. Jill
Minar and Patricia L. Crown, page 269
Motor
Skills and the Learning Process: The Conservation of Cordage
Final
Twist Direction in Communities of Practice
C. Jill
Minar, page 281
Communities
of Practice in the Early Pottery Traditions of the American Southeast
Kenneth
E. Sassman and Wictoria Rudolphi, page 407
Prehistoric
Children Working and Playing: A Southwestern Case
Study
in Learning Ceramics
Kathryn
A. Kamp, page 427
Learning
to Make Pottery in the Prehispanic American Southwest
Patricia
L. Crown, page 451
Learning
How to Make the Right Pots: Apprenticeship Strategies and Material Culture,
A
Case Study in Handmade Pottery from Cameroon
Hélène
Wallaert-Pêtre, page 471
Anthropology
and the Crisis: An Editorial and Acknowledgements
Lawrence
Guy Straus, page 494
Index
page 497