Author: Stephen E. Nash
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Wildfire Archaeology and the Burning American West
Federal wildfire suppression policies are at least partly to blame for the Western tinderbox.
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Two Surgeries, 800 Years Apart
An archaeologist’s hip surgery prompts him to reimagine the experience of a Puebloan woman who survived a terrible fall centuries ago.
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A Curator’s Search for Justice
Decolonizing the American museum isn’t always straightforward. Stephen E. Nash writes.
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A Tale of Two Ruins
One is ancient, the other modern. One is a monument to cooperation and dedication, the other to greed and deception. Stephen E Nash writes.
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Who Decided It Was Bad to Be Fat?
Globalization has spread the Western prejudice against fat far and wide. Stephen E. Nash writes.
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How Do We Know Which Historical Accounts Are True?
Why is Hebraic oral history viewed as more trustworthy than Native American oral history? Stephen Nash considers.
