American Encounters

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Precontact, prehistory-the common usage of such terms to describe the Americans before 1492 suggests deeply rooted are notions of native peoples as static, primitive societies, "people without history" in the words of the anthropologist Eric wolf, that changed little until Europeans arrived and the progress of "American history" began.

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