Table of Contents

Gendering Native American Landscapes.- Introduction: The Archaeology and Preservation of North American Gendered Landscapes.- The Clearings and The Woods: The Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Landscape – Gendered and Balanced.- Gender Dynamics, Routine Activities, and Place in Haudenosaunee Territory: An Archaeological Case Study from the Cayuga Region of Central New York State.- Gendering African-American Landscapes.- Sweepin’ Spirits: Power and Transformation on the Plantation Landscape.- African-American Women, Power, and Freedom in the Contested Landscape of Camp Nelson, Kentucky.- Remembering the Women of Vine Street: Archaeology and Historic Preservation of an Urban Landscape in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.- Gendering Multi-ethnic Landscapes.- (Re)Constructing la Tierra de la Guerra: An Indo-Hispano Gendered Landscape on the Rito Colorado Frontier of Spanish Colonial New Mexico.- Sailors’ Snug Harbor: A Landscape of Gender and Power.- Gendered Power Dynamics Among Religious Sects, Ethnic Groups, and Classes, in Jewish Communities on Greater Boston’s Landscape at the Turn of the Century.- Gendering Religious Landscapes.- The Dynamics of a Shaker Landscape in Canterbury, New Hampshire.- The Importance of an Ordered Landscape at Pleasant Hill Shaker Village: Past and Present Issues.- A Chinese Temple in California, Lost and Found.- Gendering Industrial Landscapes.- Gendering Mining Landscapes.- Engendering the Corporate Landscape: A View from the Miners’ Doublehouse.- Commentary.- Commentary: A Feminist Framework for Analyzing Complex Gendered Power Dynamics Altering Cultural Landscapes from the Past into the Present.