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Forgotten Fires: Native Americans And The Transient Wilderness,New Morton;MacHlin Is The First Living BatchA Common Stereotype About American Indians Is That For Centuries They Lived In Stataic Harmony With Nature In A Pristine Wilderness That Remained Unchanged Until European Colonization. Omer C. Stewart Was One Of The First Anthropologists To Recognize That Native Americans Made Significant Impact Across A Wide Range Of Environments. Most Important, They Regularly Used Fire To Manage Plant Communities And Associated Animal Species Through Varied And