BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 22nd ANNUAL REPORT, 1900-1901 (in two parts)
Washington, D.C: 1904. Part I. 320 pages. Rebound in later brown cloth cover. includes: Two Summers Work in Pueblo Ruins and Mayan Calendar Systems. More
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BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 36th ANNUAL REPORT, 1914-1915
Washington, D.C: 1921. 604 pages, 23 plates, 15 figures. Original cloth binding. includes: The Osage Tribe: Rite of the Chiefs; Sayings of the Ancient Men. More
BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 43rd ANNUAL REPORT, 1925-1926
Washington, D.C: 1928. vii, 828, 44 plates, 9 figures. includes: The Osage Tribe: Two Versions of the Child-naming Rite; Native Tribes and Dialects of Connecticut: A Mohegan-Pequot Diary; Picuris Children's Stories, with Texts and Songs and Iroquoian Cosmology. Part II. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 025, 1903. NATICK DICTIONARY
Trumbell, J.H. 377 pages. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 034, 1908. PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL OBSERVATIONS: AMONG THE INDIANS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES AND NORTHERN MEXICO
Hrdlicka, A. ix, 460 pp,, 28 plates, 2 figures. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 053, 1913. CHIPPEWA MUSIC II
Densmore, F. xxi 362 pages of text containing 6 figures, plus 45 leaves of photographs--mostly of objects of material culture. Cloth cover. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 077, 1922. VILLAGES OF THE ALGONQUIAN, SIOUAN, AND CADDOAN TRIBES WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
Bushnell, D.I. Jr. x, 211 pp, 55 plates, 12 figs. More
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin No. 149, SYMPOSIUM ON LOCAL DIVERSITY IN IROQUOIS CULTURE
W.N. Fenton (ed). 192 pages, 21 figures. More
INDIAN PAINTERS AND WHITE PATRONS
Albuquerque: 1971. 238 pages, 92 b/w and 8 color illustrations, 2 maps,. Cloth cover. More
THE POTTERY OF SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO
University of New Mexico: School of American Research, 1970. xvi, 260 pages, 174 color pages of designs, 5 figures. Cloth cover, shrink wrapped. A beautiful volume, the defintive work on the lovely pottery of this pueblo. The excellent text details all aspects of San Ildefonso pottery, including its origins, forms..... More
LITTLE HERDER IN SPRING
Bureau of Indian Affairs: 1940. [JUVENILE]. 63 pages, 25 drawings of Navajo scenes. Decorated cloth cover. More
CIRCLES OF THE WORLD. Traditional Arts of the Plains Indians
Denver Art Museum: 1982. 152 pages, 105 b/w and 56 color photographs. One of the earliest museums to collect Plains Indian art was the Denver Art Museum. In 1982, for the first time, the bulk of this famous Plains Indian art collection was ex-hibited, and later traveled to four European..... More
THE EAGLE, THE JAGUAR, AND THE SERPENT. Indian Art of the Americas
New York: 1954, 1967 (2nd printing). xviii, 314, xi pages, 48 pages of b/w photographs, 110 figures, 12 pages of color plates. Decorated cloth cover. More
INDIAN ART IN AMERICA. The Arts and Crafts of the North American Indian
New York: 1966, 3rd ed. 224 pages, 180 b/w and 69 color photographs. More
EXCAVATIONS AT SNAKETOWN
MEDALLION PAPERS, Nos. XXV, XXVI, XXX, XXXVIII: 1937, 1937, 1942, 1948. Vol. I in later cloth cover, Vol. II in later hard board cover. Privately published for THE MEDALLION at Gila Pueblo in Globe, Arizona, this is part of a distinguished series of reports which provides one of the most..... More
EXCAVATIONS AT SNAKETOWN
MEDALLION PAPERS, Nos. XXV, XXVI, XXX, XXXVIII: 1937, 1937, 1942, 1948. Vols. I and II only. Vol I: Material Culture. xviii, 305 pages of text containing 115 figures, plus 215 pages of photographs. Vol. II: Comparisons and Theories. xiv, 167 pages of text, plus 25 pages of photographs, 8 pages..... 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..... More
KACHINA. Poupee Rituelles des Indiens Hopi et Zuni
Musees de Marseille: 1994. 168 pages, 19 full-page and 200 smaller color photographs of kachinas, 9 b/w photographs, 2 maps. Small folio size, 9" x12" In 1994 the Musees de Marseille M.A.O.O. mounted a stunning, precedent setting exhibition of Hopi kachinas. Drawn from European (German, Austrian, Swiss, Belgian, Danish, Norwegian..... More
THE PLATEAU BAG. A Tradition in Native American Weaving
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
THE MYSTIC WARRIOR OF THE PLAINS
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
THE NIGHT CHANT, A NAVAHO CEREMONY
Salt Lake City: 1995 (reprint). Cloth cover (7"x10"). xlviii, 335 pages of text contaiing 19 figures, plus 5 pages of color plates and 3 pages of b/w plates. More
YUROK-KAROK BASKET WEAVERS
University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology, Vol. 32, No. 1: Berkeley 1932; 1995-reprint. xxii, 184 pages of text containing 16 figures, plus 58 pages of photographs. Cloth cover edition limited to 250 copies. The most important work in the basketry of these groups living in the extreme..... More
DENIZENS OF THE DESERT. A Tale in Word and Pictures of Life among the Navaho Indians. The letters of Elizabeth W. Forster/ Photographs by Laura Gilpin
Albuquerque: 1988. xii, 140 pages, 20 full-page photographs. Cloth cover. More
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