America Before the European Invasions

Focusing on the rich and complex history of Native American cultures before European contact, this book reveals the sophisticated political, social, and economic structures that existed across the continent. It traces the journey from the first migrations to the brink of European invasions, highlighting the advancements in agriculture, city-building, and exploration. Alice Kehoe's work combines archaeology with historical records to challenge misconceptions about indigenous peoples, illustrating their integral role in shaping what is now the United States.