If we use the three articles mentioned within a timeline, Salisbury’s article would highlight Native achievements before contact including how the many Natives populations interacted with each other using Salisbury’s term of exchange. Salisbury uses the term exchange because he finds archeological evidence in his research that reveals that there was, “exchange across community lines of marriage partners, resources, labor, ideas, techniques and religious practices” (p. 20). The evidence that Salisbury uses to support this idea is through archaeological evidence found in burial sites all over North America. The skeletons and resources buried in these sites reveal a class structure that is revealed by the amount of resources that are buried with the person, and trade of resources is revealed through the place of origin of the resources found within these sites. Salisbury says that there were many resources that were found a great distance away from their place of origin which shows that Native peoples did in fact have an understanding of trade well before the arrival of the Europeans which is also mentioned in Cook’s article. Cook’s article features Cartier’s Voyages, a primary source
If we use the three articles mentioned within a timeline, Salisbury’s article would highlight Native achievements before contact including how the many Natives populations interacted with each other using Salisbury’s term of exchange. Salisbury uses the term exchange because he finds archeological evidence in his research that reveals that there was, “exchange across community lines of marriage partners, resources, labor, ideas, techniques and religious practices” (p. 20). The evidence that Salisbury uses to support this idea is through archaeological evidence found in burial sites all over North America. The skeletons and resources buried in these sites reveal a class structure that is revealed by the amount of resources that are buried with the person, and trade of resources is revealed through the place of origin of the resources found within these sites. Salisbury says that there were many resources that were found a great distance away from their place of origin which shows that Native peoples did in fact have an understanding of trade well before the arrival of the Europeans which is also mentioned in Cook’s article. Cook’s article features Cartier’s Voyages, a primary source