Wandering Toponyms: El Puerto de la Bodega and Bodega Bay

Edwards, Clinton R.

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“…27 Finally, it is also instructive to note that several authors cite Perez's contemporaries as being rather critical The intrepidness of these men [Bodega and MourelleJ is clearly demonstrated by the fact that the epic exploration was carried out with a somewhat reduced and undertrained crew. Galvani (1920), Lillian Estelle Fisher (1929, James G. Caster C1963l, Clinton R. Edwards (1964), Christon 1. Archer (1978-79), Eric Beerman (1982), and Janet R. Fireman (1987).…”

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Spanish expeditions to the Northwest Coast during the Bucareli administration, 1771-1779

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Spanish expeditions to the Northwest Coast during the Bucareli administration, 1771-1779

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Landscapes of Refuge and Resiliency: Native Californian Persistence at Tomales Bay, California, 1770s–1870s

Schneider

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2019

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Research on Native American interactions with colonial institutions increasingly stresses the persistence of indigenous places and identities despite the challenges wrought by missionary, mercantile, and settler colonialism. This article expands on the theme of persistence through a case study investigating the various ways indigenous people, including Coast Miwok and Southern Pomo individuals, worked against and within colonial systems to maintain residency and autonomy in their ancestral homelands in central California. Focusing on the Tomales Bay area in what is now western Marin County as a refuge, the article examines the ethnohistorical evidence for long-term histories of indigenous persistence and strategic engagement with colonial peoples and processes.

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Wandering Toponyms: El Puerto de la Bodega and Bodega Bay

Cited by 2 publications

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Spanish expeditions to the Northwest Coast during the Bucareli administration, 1771-1779

Spanish expeditions to the Northwest Coast during the Bucareli administration, 1771-1779

Landscapes of Refuge and Resiliency: Native Californian Persistence at Tomales Bay, California, 1770s–1870s

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