Indigenous water histories II: water histories and the cultural politics of water for contemporary Indigenous groups

[1] Berry KA(2014)Actor-network theory and traditional cultural properties: exploring irrigation as a hybrid network in 19th century, Hawai`i Hum Geogr 7 73-87

[2] Cavazos Cohn T(2016)‘Seems like I hardly see them around anymore’: historical geographies of riparian change along the Wind River Water Hist 8 405-429

[3] Wyckoff W(2016)Ojibwe Water Hist 8 365-384

[4] Rintella M(1972) (“Ojibwa’s Great Sea”): an intersecting history of treaty rights, tribal fish harvesting, and toxic risk in Keweenaw Bay, United States Hum Ecol 1 23-39

[5] Eitel J(2000)The wet and the dry: traditional irrigation in Bali and Morocco Water Policy 2 313-325

[6] Gagnon V(2006)‘Water’ or ‘waters’? Master narratives in water history and their implications for contemporary water policy Aust Geogr 37 19-32

[7] Geertz C(2016)Compartmentalising culture: the articulation and consideration of Indigenous values in water resource management Water Hist 8 385-404

[8] Hamlin C(2016)Historic and contemporary waterscapes: Indigenous attitudes to dams and water diversions in north Australia Water Hist 8 449-468

[9] Jackson S(2014)The sanctuaries of the Rain God in Highland Mixtec, Mexico: a review from the present to the precolonial past WIREs Water 1 1-9

[10] Jackson S(2016)The precarious state of the hydrosphere: why biocultural health matters Soc Nat Res 29 633-638

[1] Berry KA(2014)Actor-network theory and traditional cultural properties: exploring irrigation as a hybrid network in 19th century, Hawai`i Hum Geogr 7 73-87

[2] Cavazos Cohn T(2016)‘Seems like I hardly see them around anymore’: historical geographies of riparian change along the Wind River Water Hist 8 405-429

[3] Wyckoff W(2016)Ojibwe Water Hist 8 365-384

[4] Rintella M(1972) (“Ojibwa’s Great Sea”): an intersecting history of treaty rights, tribal fish harvesting, and toxic risk in Keweenaw Bay, United States Hum Ecol 1 23-39

[5] Eitel J(2000)The wet and the dry: traditional irrigation in Bali and Morocco Water Policy 2 313-325

[6] Gagnon V(2006)‘Water’ or ‘waters’? Master narratives in water history and their implications for contemporary water policy Aust Geogr 37 19-32

[7] Geertz C(2016)Compartmentalising culture: the articulation and consideration of Indigenous values in water resource management Water Hist 8 385-404

[8] Hamlin C(2016)Historic and contemporary waterscapes: Indigenous attitudes to dams and water diversions in north Australia Water Hist 8 449-468

[9] Jackson S(2014)The sanctuaries of the Rain God in Highland Mixtec, Mexico: a review from the present to the precolonial past WIREs Water 1 1-9

[10] Jackson S(2016)The precarious state of the hydrosphere: why biocultural health matters Soc Nat Res 29 633-638