BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 22nd ANNUAL REPORT, 1900-1901 (in two parts)
Washington, D.C: 1904. Part II. 372 pages, 8 plates, 10 figures. includes: The Hako: A Pawnee Ceremony. More
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Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 014, 1889. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE ATHAPASCAN LANGUAGES; Bulletin No. 15, 1893. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CHINOOKAN LANGUAGES (including the Chinook Jargon); Bulletin No. 16, 1893. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE SALISHAN LANGUAGES; Bulletin No. 17, 1894. THE PAMUNKEY INDIANS OF VIRGINIA; Bulletin No. 18, 1894. THE MAYA YEAR; Bulletin No. 19, 1894. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WAKASHAN LANGUAGES
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
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 045, 1910. CHIPPEWA MUSIC
Densmore, F.xix, 216 pages of text containing 8 figures and 200 songs, plus 12 leaves of photographs. Cloth cover. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 075, 1922. NORTHERN UTE MUSIC.
DENSMORE, F. 213 pagesof text containing 21 figures, plus 16 leaves of photographs. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 149, SYMPOSIUM ON LOCAL DIVERSITY IN IROQUOIS CULTURE
W.N. Fenton (ed). 192 pages, 21 figures. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 200. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, WITH INDEX TO AUTHORS AND TITLES.
Washington, D.C. 134 pages. Later board cover over wrappers. More
I WEAR THE MORNING STAR; (exhibition catalogue).
Minneapolis Institute of the Arts: 1976. 90 pages, 58 large b/w and 11 color photographs. More
TO PLEASE THE CARIBOU. Painted Caribou-Skin Coats Worn by the Naskapi, Montagnais, and Cree Hunters of the Quebec-Labrador Peninsula
Toronto: 1992. xiv, 314 pages, 35 color and 118 b/w photographs, 762 drawings, 1 map. Soft cover. More
THE ART OF THE GREAT LAKES INDIANS
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
LITTLE HERDER IN AUTUMN
Bureau of Indian Affairs: 1940. [JUVENILE]. 62 pages, 27 drawings of Navajo scenes. Decorated cloth cover. More
TAOS INDIANS
Taos: 1925. 127 pages, 27 illustrations. More
WHERE TWO CAME TO THEIR FATHER. A Navaho War Ceremonial. Bollingen Series 1
New York, 1943: Princeton, 1969 (New Edition). In a 12 1/2" x 17 1/2" linen folio there is a text (12 1/2" x 17 1/2"), of x, 55 pages that explains the ritual and its symbolism, and 18 loose color plates (12 1/2" x 17 1/2") of the sandpaintings that accompany the chant. More
THE PUEBLO CHILDREN OF THE EARTH MOTHER
New York: 1983. Two volumes. Volume I: The Heritage, Culture, Crafts, and Traditions of the Anasazi Ancestors of the Pueblo Indians. xxi, 522 pages; 19 color plates and over 500 individual drawings. Volume II: The Culture, Crafts and Ceremonials of the Pueblo Indians of Yesterday and Today. x, 534 pages;... More
DINETAH. Navajo History Vol. II
Rough Rock: 1983. 180 pages, 93 photographs--principally of rock art, baskets, and tablitos, 2 maps. Cloth cover. More
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