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William Maxfield Denevan (born
October 16, 1931, in San Diego) is an
American geographer. He is
professor emeritus of
Geography at the
University of Wisconsin-Madison...
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James F.
Denevan (born 27 June 1961 in
Santa Clara County, California) is an
American artist who
creates temporary land art. He is also the
founder of...
- Destroy".
Aurelan was a
Denevan woman in love with a man
named Kartan, and it was
Kartan who flew the ship into the
Denevan sun in the cold open sequence...
- Civilization. Mann,
Charles C. (March 2002). "1491". The Atlantic.
William M.
Denevan, "The
Pristine Myth: The
Landscape of the
Americas in 1492",
posted at...
- by
extrapolations from
small bits of data. In 1976,
geographer William Denevan used the
existing estimates to
derive a "consensus count" of
about 54 million...
- the
Field is a
recurring outdoor dining event.
Founded in 1999 by Jim
Denevan in the
United States, it has been held in 17 countries.
Local chefs create...
- Mexico, and the
Teotihuacan Valley in the Sixteenth-century". In
William Denevan (ed.). The
Native Po****tion of the
Americas in 1492 (revised ed.). Madison:...
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History of the World, 2007 The
Native po****tion of the
Americas in 1492.
Denevan,
William M. (2nd ed.). Madison, Wis.:
University of
Wisconsin Press. 1992...
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original on
January 10, 2022.
Retrieved August 24, 2017. Clement,
Charles R.;
Denevan,
William M.; Heckenberger,
Michael J.; Junqueira, André Braga; Neves, Eduardo...
- (1996). Mexico: A
Country Study. Washington, D.C.:
Library of Congress.
Denevan,
William M. (October 1983). "Demographic Collapse:
Indian Peru, 1520–1630...
