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This review is from: American Indians of the Southwest (Paperback)
There are books that specialize and others that are extensive about the southwestern Indian cultures. This book is for the rest of us. It is a well laid out introduction of history and contemporary tribal affairs. We get coverage of arts and crafts. And it makes a perfect companion to Tony Hillerman books.
The book its self is separated into logical chapters on different subjects such as 1. Who and Where (physical Aspects of the American Indians) 2. The Pueblo Peoples (separate chapters on each) 3. The Athabascans 4. The Ute Indians 5. The Southern Paiute 6. The Rancheria Peoples 7. Arts and crafts There are illustrations and monochrome pictures to support the text. Also an extensive bibliography for those brave souls that really want to go into depth. The Boy Who Made Dragonfly: A Zuni Myth |
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American Indians of the Southwest by Bertha Pauline Dutton (Paperback - March 1, 1983)
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