Preface: Hodinöhsö:ni' visual code and intellectual transmission -- Note on language and orthography -- Two row wampum in James Thomas Stevens's A bridge dead in the water and Tokinish -- The covenant chain in Eric Gansworth's fiction, poetry, memoir, and paintings : the Canandaigua treaty belt as critical indigenous economic critique -- Tribal feminist recuperation of the Jegöhsase:' in Shelley Niro's Kissed by lightning : a rematriating reading of the women's nomination belt -- Kahnawake's reclamation of adoption practices in Tracey Deer's documentary and fiction films : reading the adoption belt in a post-Indian Act era -- Conclusion: Wampum and the future of Hodinöhsö:ni' narrative epistemology.
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