nal ceremonies were the crucial elements in how the Kashaya Pomo maintained their core values during the later years of colonialism. Metini Village: An Archaeological Study of Sustained Colonialism in Northern California provides a valuable methodological framework for a new archaeological praxis that moves away from a discipline that “keep(s) on digging” (Fagan 1995, 248) toward one that incorporates multiple field strategies employing lowimpact methods and uses archaeology as political practice by forging relationships with descendent communities and other stakeholders. The data that were generated are salient to the value of this approach, which can be used to answer numerous questions about the past. As Lightfoot and Gonzalez demonstrate, these methods allow for a thorough analysis of howNative communities negotiated colonialism at distinct periods in time and their persistence into the present day.

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在消失点：黑岩沙漠的环境和史前土地利用

在殖民主义的后期，最后的仪式是卡沙亚波莫如何保持其核心价值观的关键因素。Metini Village: An Archaeological Study of Sustained Colonialism in Northern California 为新的考古实践提供了一个有价值的方法论框架，该实践从“继续挖掘”的学科（Fagan 1995, 248）转向结合多种实地策略的学科通过与后代社区和其他利益相关者建立关系，采用低影响的方法并将考古学作为政治实践。生成的数据对这种方法的价值很重要，可以用来回答关于过去的许多问题。正如莱特富特和冈萨雷斯所展示的那样，