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"Graphic Pluralism" • A Special Issue of Ethnohistory
"Graphic Pluralism," a special issue of Ethnohistory, examines how Amerindian graphic codes interacted with alphabetic writing in the colonial polities of the Americas.
FHS Article Wins Alice Hamilton Prize
The ASEH has selected Richard Keyser's "The Transformation of Traditional Woodland Management: Commercial Sylviculture in Medieval Champagne" as best article in environmental history. The article was published in FHS 32:3. Read more on the Duke University Press blog!