Still Running: A Tribute to Maria Pearson, Yankton Sioux
A Special Commemorative Issue of the Journal of the Iowa Archeological Society, edited by David Mayer Gradwohl, Joe B. Thompson, and Michael J. Perry
Table of Contents:
- Introduction: About this Volume and Its Authors (David Mayer Gradwohl)
- Give Me Back My People’s Bones: Repatriation and Reburial of American Indian Skeletal Remains in Iowa (Maria D. Pearson)
- The Earthly Journey of Running Moccasins: Maria Pearson (1932–2003) (David Gradwohl)
- Beginnings: Maria Pearson and Her Role in the Formulation of Iowa’s Burial Law and the Development of the Indian Advisory Committee of the Office of the State Archaeologist of Iowa (Duane C. Anderson and Joseph A. Tiffany)
- Maria: My Nemesis, My Salvation, My Friend, My Sister (Duane C. Anderson)
- Burial Protection and Reburial in Iowa: A Tribute to Maria Pearson (Shirley J. Schermer and William Green)
- We Do Not Own or Control History, We are Merely Its Stewards–The Saga of the West Des Moines Burials (Jerome L. Thompson)
- Maria Pearson’s Role in World Archaeology (Larry J. Zimmerman)
- Private Lessons from Maria Pearson (Steve J. Dasovich)
- Maria Pearson: A Warrior and Peacemaker in Two Worlds (Sheryl L. Dowlin)
- Journeying Across Native America with Running Moccasins (Shannon Ramsay)
- Maria Pearson–a.k.a., Running Moccasins: A Life Spent Living, Teaching, and Bridging Between Tradition and Modernity, Thereby Reconciling the Dead with the Living (Wayne E. Allen)
