Washingtin, D.C: 1887. 617 pages, 23 plates lacking two pocket maps in rear pocket, 77 figures. Very good + condition. includes: Burial Mounds of the Northern Sections of the United States," The Mountain Chant: A Navajo Ceremony", "The Cherokee Nation of Indians...", The Seminole Indians of Florida", The Religious Life of the Zuni Child" More about BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 005th ANNUAL REPORT, 1883-1884
Washington, D.C: 1903. ccxxiv, 237 pages, 180 plates, 79 figures. includes: Aboriginal Pottery of the Eastern United States. More about BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 20th ANNUAL REPORT, 1898-1899
J.C. Pilling, (14)138 pages; J.C. Pilling, (15) 89 pages; J.C. Pilling, (16) 99 pages; J.G. Pollard, (17) 19 pages: C. Thomas, W.J. McGee. (18) 64 pages, 1 plate; J.C. Pilling,(19)xi, 70 pages. All six Bulletins have been bound together in a dark green, BAE cloth cover. More about Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 014, 1889. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE ATHAPASCAN LANGUAGES;...
Densmore, F. 216 pages, 90 plates, 27 figures. More about Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 086, 1929. CHIPPEWA CUSTOMS
New York: 1970 (reprint). Densmore, F. 216 pages, 97 photographs--mainly full-page, 21 drawings. Cloth cover. More about Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 086, 1929. CHIPPEWA CUSTOMS
Roberts, F.H.H. Jr. 203 pages, 47 plates, 31 figures. More about Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 100, 1931. THE RUINS AT KIATUHLANNA, EASTERN ARIZONA
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 148, 1952. Hilger, M.I. Sr. xv, 253 pp, 40 plates, 1 fig. More about Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 148, 1952. ARAPAHO CHILD LIFE AND ITS CULTURAL BACKGROUND
xli, 808 pages. Several papers on anthropology and on the North American Indian are found in this Report. More about SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ANNUAL REPORT. For the year 1890
lxxix, 804 pages. Cloth cover. More about SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ANNUAL REPORT. for the Year Ending June 30, 1904; Hrdlicka, A., E....
(U.S.Department of the Interior). Washington, D.C. 1902. Has brown and gold cloth cover and is in good--very good condition. 763 pages, 53 pages of photographs and maps, map in pocket, 69 figures. More about UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ANNUAL REPORTS. 22nd ANNUAL REPORT, Part III--Coal, Oil, Cement
Toronto: 1992. xiv, 314 pages, 35 color and 118 b/w photographs, 762 drawings, 1 map. Soft cover. More about TO PLEASE THE CARIBOU. Painted Caribou-Skin Coats Worn by the Naskapi, Montagnais, and Cree...
Flint institute of Arts, 1973. xxxviii, 114 pages, 163 b/w and 21 color photographs, 42 drawings, 4 maps. This excellent, comprehensive, long out of print catalogue of a 1973 exhibition at the Flint Institute of Arts contains very good photographs and historical and cultural essays by leading Great Lakes Indian... More about THE ART OF THE GREAT LAKES INDIANS
Bureau of Indian Affairs: 1940. [JUVENILE]. 63 pages, 25 drawings of Navajo scenes. Decorated cloth cover. More about LITTLE HERDER IN SPRING
Boston: 1930. 326 pages, 18 pages of photographs. Cloth cover. More about THE NAVAJO INDIANS
New York: 1987. 130 pages, 83 color and 19 b/w photographs. Cloth cover. More about THE SONG OF THE LOOM. NEW TRADITIONS IN NAVAJO WEAVING
New York: 1966, 3rd ed. 224 pages, 180 b/w and 69 color photographs. More about INDIAN ART IN AMERICA. The Arts and Crafts of the North American Indian
Undated later printing. 224 pages, 180 b/w and 69 color photographs. More about INDIAN ART IN AMERICA. The Arts and Crafts of the North American Indian
Field Museum Anthropological Series, Vol. IX, No. 1, Part I 1905. vii, 56 pages of text (some uncut) containing 6 figures, plus 17 full-page plates--mostly color drawings of the ceremony. As part of Dorsey's studies of Plains Indian ceremonies and social structures, the field work and research for this volume... More about THE CHEYENNE: I. Ceremonial Organization
Field Museum, Publication 81, 1903. x, 475 pages. Later cloth cover. Around the turn of the century, one hundred and forty-six traditions (myths) of the Arapaho were collected by Dorsey and Kroeber. This assemblage of the myths may be the only publication extant that has such a large record of... More about TRADITIONS OF THE ARAPAHO, Collected Under the Auspices of the Field Colombian Museum and the...
New York: 1982. 380 pages, 400 b/w and 50 color photographs. Cloth cover. A dazzling private collection of Indian art was exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in three exhibitions--each devoted to a segment of this collection--beginning in 1982. This catalogue of this hitherto unpublished collection (only 39 of... More about PLEASING THE SPIRITS, A Catalogue of a Collection of American Indian Art
Denver: 1992. 112 pages, 89 color photographs (including 2 fold-out), 1 map. The Denver Art Museum's permanent collection of contemporary Navajo weaving, consisting of thirty-eight rugs and tapestries woven during the 1980s and early 1990s is catalogued in this volume. The collection attempts to exemplify the best weaving in progress... More about REFLECTIONS OF THE WEAVER'S WORLD. The Gloria F. Ross Collection of Contemporary Navajo Weaving
Chicago: A.M. McClurg & Co, July, 1937 (new edition). xvi, 213 pages containing 222 b/w photographs and drawings and 32 leaves of full-page color photographs. Cloth cover, scuffed. More about INDIAN BLANKETS AND THEIR MAKERS
Pittsburg: 1994. 63 pages, 43 pages of color photographs, 10 b/w photographs. Inscribed by author. Plateau bags, often called cornhusk or Nez Perce bags, are among the loveliest of Native American artifacts, and yet are among the least documented. This catalogue of an exhibition at Johnson County Community College presents... More about THE PLATEAU BAG. A Tradition in Native American Weaving
Tulsa: 1972, 1991. xvii, 618 pages, approximately 1000 drawings, plus 32 unnumbered pages of color plates. Cloth cover. Small folio size (9"x12"). This immensely popular work, reprinted in 1991 after being out of print for more than a decade and commanding astronomic prices in the out of print market, describes... More about THE MYSTIC WARRIOR OF THE PLAINS
Santa Fe: Laboratory of Anthropology, 1947; Salt Lake City 1975. 140 pages, 110 illustrations. Coth cover with dust jacket. Very fine condition. More about NAVAJO TEXTILE ARTS