Part I: Methodological and Theoretical Foundations; 1. Situating Archaeological Approaches to Indigenous-Colonial Interaction in the Americas: An Introduction; 2. Deep Histories and the Archaeology of Colonialism; 3. A Double Coloniality: The Modern/Colonial Underpinnings of Mission Archaeology in South America; 4. Colonialism and Indigenous Population Decline in the Americas; 5. Climate and Colonialism in the Americas: Comparing Exemplary Cases; 6. Colonialism and Historical Ecology: Livestock Management as a Case Study in the American Southwest; 7. Interpreting Documentary and Archaeological Evidence: Intercultural Interactions in Santafé de Bogotá (Colombia); 8.

Theorizing Indigenous-Colonial Interactions in the Americas; Part II: Core Issues and Topics; 9. Pathways to Persistence: Divergent Native Engagements with Sustained Colonial Permutations in North America; 10. African-Indigenous Interactions in Colonial America: From Divisions to Dialogue; 11. Indigenous Negotiations of Missionization and Religious Conversion; 12. Labor and Natural Resource Extraction in Spanish Colonial Contexts; 13. Objects of Change? Revisiting Native Material Culture and Technological Traditions in the Post-1492 Americas; 14. The Archaeology of Conquest and Accommodation: A View from the Valley of Mexico; Part III: Archaeological Explorations of Native-Lived Colonialisms; 15. Social Networks and Colonial Adaptation in the Caribbean; 16.

Indigenous Persistence in the Face of Imperialism: Andean Case Studies; 17. Reconceptualizing the Wichita Middle Ground in the Southern Plains; 18. Indios Bárbaros: Nomad-Spanish Interactions on the Northern Frontier of New Spain; 19. Indigenous Agency and Limits to the Colonial Order in South America; 20. Landscapes of Strategic Mobility in Central America: San Pedro Siris During the Caste War; 21. The Adorned Body in French Colonial Louisiana: Exploring Cosmopolitan Materialities of Bodily Objects; 22. "Politics of Regard" and the Meaning of Things: The Persistence of Ceramic and Agroforestry Practices by Women in São Paulo; 23. From Hybridity to Relationality: Shifting Perspectives on the Archaeology of Métis Emergence; 24.

Battling the Alamo: Toward Preservation and Protection of Coahuiltecan Legacies and Camposantos; 25. Lived Heritage of Colonialism at Tahcabo, Yucatán, México; 26. Monumentalizing Nipmuc Heritage and Emplacing Indigenous Presence; Part IV: Decolonial Futures; 27. In Small Islands Forgotten: Lessons from Chamorro Lands; 28. Unsettling the Archaeology of Reservations: A View from Grand Ronde, Oregon; 29. Survivance Storytelling in Archaeology; 30. The Hoofed Clan Story and Storywork: Red Lake Ojibwe Foodways and Indigenous Food Sovereignty; 31. Indigenous Archaeological Approaches and the Refusal of Colonialism in Archaeology; 32.

The Limits of Repatriation's Decolonizing Abilities; 33. Changing Museum Narratives: A Conversation with Culture Curators at the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture.