AMERICAN INDIAN DANCE STEPS
New York: 1931. xviii, 104 pages of text containing 8 pages of drawings, plus 8 pages of original color paintings by, ".... Poyege, San Ildefonso Indian." Cloth cover. More
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TRADERS TO THE NAVAJOS. The Story of the Wetherills of Kayenta
Boston & New York: 1934. 265 pages, 9 pages of photographs. Cloth cover. More
NAVAHO TRADING DAYS
Albuquerque: 1963. xi, 388 pages, 318 photographs--all half-page or larger. Cloth cover. A wonderful tale of life as an Indian trader in the 1920s and 30s, told by an articulate, cerebral author who has almost perfectly captured the quality of life in northeastern Arizona and on Navaho and Hopi reservations..... More
JEWELRY OF THE PREHISTORIC SOUTHWEST
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
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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