Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. contents v
3. Figures vii
4. Preface and Acknowledgments xi
5. Before Canada 1
6. Introduction Canada before Canada 3
7. 1 After Beringia: The Archaeology of Indigenous Social Networks 25
8. 2 Ways of Becoming: The Apachean Departure from the Canadian Subarctic 48
9. 3 The Newfoundland Fisheries in an Early Atlantic World, 1400–1550 81
10. 4 Sea Change: Indigenous Navigation and Relations with Basques around the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, ca. 1500–1700 109
11. 5 In the Round and on the Page: Canada in the English Geographical Imaginary, circa 1600 153
12. 6 Labrador Inuit at the Crossroads of Cultural Interaction 193
13. 7 Corridors of Jurisdiction: The Role of Aquatic Spaces in Sovereign Claims-Making in New France (1600s–1620s) 221
14. 8 Saved from the Waters: The Drowning World of Paul Lejeune 246
15. 9 Debt, Liquor, and Violence in the Fur Trade 268
16. 10 Maple, Beaver, and New Roots for a Global Early Canada 303
17. Bibliography 325
18. Contributors 395
19. Index 399