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

Fewkes, J.W. 42 pages, 22 plates, 3 figures. More

Anthropological Papers, Nos. 43-48. Wedell, W.R. (a); Harrington, J.P. (b); Jones, J.A. (c). 418 pages, 76 plates, 23 figures. More

Howard, J.H. xii, 191 pages of text containing 5 figures and 1 map, plus 24 pages of photographs. Cloth cover. More

xxiii, 784 pages plus 248 plate pages of color and b/w illustrations of many hundreds of baskets. Bound in original green speckled leather, inner front hinge reinforced by professional clear binder's tape. Otherwise in very good condition. The cornerstone of any library on American Indian basketry, this massive study remains..... More

Lincoln: 1967. 530 pages, 384 b/w and 31 full page color plates. Cloth cover, slip case. The publication of this book was considered by many Plains Indian specialists to be "...the most important single publishing venture, by volume, of the Great Plains". The pictographic record, a series of more than..... More

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

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

Albuquerque: 1978. 272 pages, 101 b/w and 16 color illustrations of hundreds of objects. Cloth cover. Probably the best volume available on Southwest jewelry--with particular emphasis on prehistoric and historic jewelry. The formal, cultural, and chronological relationships of the jewelry of the three great cultural tradition of the Southwest--Hohokam, Mogollon..... More

University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology, Vol. 32, No. 1: 1932; 1995-reprint. xxii, 184 pages of text containing 16 figures, plus 58 pages of photographs. More

AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, Anthropological Papers, Vol. XXXI, Part II: 1929. Pp. 121-218 (some pages uncut), 22 photographs, 2 drawings, 3 pages of drawings of basketry designs, 1 map. Published in 1929, this is stil the best and most thorough study on the beautiful basket work of the San..... More

Flagstaff: 1979. 128 pages, 50 b/w and 50 color photographs--mostly full-page. Cloth cover. More

Tucson: 2003. xxvi, 444 pages, 191 color plates, 99 figures, 6 spechtrophometric profiles, 10 tables, 2 maps. Cloth cover with dust jacket. Mint condition. Unquestionably the most important work published on the weavings of the Navajo, Pueblo, and Rio Grande/Chimayo peoples. More