EDUCATION OF THE INDIANS
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Office of Indian Affairs, Bulletin 1926, No. 9, 1927. 10 pages. More about EDUCATION OF THE INDIANS
North American Indian Art
EL PALACIO
1988. This entire special issue is dovoted to the study of New Mexican santos and santeros. Fine condition. More about EL PALACIO
EL PALACIO
2003. Vol. 109, No. 4. More about EL PALACIO
The Ellwoods. The Lubbock Resevoir Site
West Texas Museum Assn. ix, 171 pages, 4 figures. More about The Ellwoods. The Lubbock Resevoir Site
GUIDE TO THE MUSEUM--SECOND FLOOR
MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN, Indian Notes and Monographs: 1922. 251 pages, 4 maps, 1 fold-out plan. Repair to spine, front cover chipped. More about GUIDE TO THE MUSEUM--SECOND FLOOR
History and Prehistory of the Lubbock Lake Site
The Museum Journal, Vol. XV, 1974: West Texas Museum Assn. 160 pages, 26 figures. More about History and Prehistory of the Lubbock Lake Site
HOPI AND HOPI-TEWA POTTERY
Plateau, Flagstaff: 1977, 1982. 32 pages, 34 b/w and 12 color photographs. More about HOPI AND HOPI-TEWA POTTERY
ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF INDIAN BASKETS AND PLATES MADE BY CALIFORNIA INDIANS AND MANY OTHER TRIBES.
Orange Cove: 1967, Reprint. Exhibition catalogue, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, 1915, published in Susanville in 1915. 64 pages, 32 pages of photographs of several hundred baskets. Each copy in this limited edition is numbered. More about ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF INDIAN BASKETS AND PLATES MADE BY CALIFORNIA INDIANS AND MANY OTHER TRIBES
INDIAN BASKET WEAVING. By the Navajo School of Indian Basketry.
Los Angeles: 1903. 104 pages, 95 large photographs, 18 drawings. Later cloth cover. More about INDIAN BASKET WEAVING. By the Navajo School of Indian Basketry
INDIAN POTTERY OF THE SOUTHWEST POST-SPANISH PERIOD.; Exhibition catalogue, Clark Field Collection
Tulsa: Philbrook Art Center, 1958. 56 pages, 80 photographs. More about INDIAN POTTERY OF THE SOUTHWEST POST-SPANISH PERIOD.; Exhibition catalogue, Clark Field Collection
INDIAN TRIBAL SERIES
Phoenix: 1971 thru 1976. THE CHOCTAW PEOPLE; THE CREEK PEOPLE; THE FLORIDA SEMINOLE PEOPLE; THE KAW PEOPLE; THE MESCALERO APACHE EOPLE; THE OTOE-MISSOURIA PEOPLE; THE PAIUTE PEOPLE; THE PONCA PEOPLE; THE POTAWATOMI PEOPLE (CITIZEN BAND) PEOPLE; THE SIOUX PEOPLE; THE WICHITA PEOPLE. Each volume in this series is signed by... More about INDIAN TRIBAL SERIES
THE INDIANS OF CANADA: A SURVEY
Royal Ontario Museum: 1970. 20 pages, 17 illustrations. Written for 11-17 year olds. More about THE INDIANS OF CANADA: A SURVEY
INTERWOVEN HERITAGE: A Bicentennial Exhibition of Southwestern Indian Basketry and Textile Arts
Davis: University of California, 1976. 44 pages, 8 photographs. More about INTERWOVEN HERITAGE: A Bicentennial Exhibition of Southwestern Indian Basketry and Textile Arts
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN INDIAN ART, To Accompany the First Exhibition of American Art Selected Entirely with Consideration of Esthetic Value
Exposition of Indian Tribal Arts, Inc., New York: 1931. Part I: J. SLOAN, O. LA FARGE. 59 pages, 22 b/w and 9 color half-page and full-page photographs. Spine reinforced with binder's clear book tape, otherwise very good +. Among the scarcest American Indian art exhibition publications in this volume (part... More about INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN INDIAN ART, To Accompany the First Exhibition of American Art Selected...
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN INDIAN ART, To Accompany the First Exhibition of American Art Selected Entirely with Consideration of Esthetic Value
Exposition of Indian Tribal Arts, Inc., New York: 1931. Part I: J. SLOAN, O. LA FARGE. 59 pages, 22 b/w and 9 color half-page and full-page photographs. Upper right hand corner of front wrapper has ben cut off, and is repaired with clear book binder's tape; the spine and edges... More about INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN INDIAN ART, To Accompany the First Exhibition of American Art Selected...
THE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN FOLK-LORE
1930; 1965 (reprint). Vol. 43, 448 pages; 10 papers, of which 5 deal with the North American Indian. The authors are Parsons Zuni Tales, Benedict, Stephen, Walton, and Beckwith. More about THE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN FOLK-LORE
KALIFORNISKOE GRAZHDANSKOI ULOZHENIE 1873
St. Petersburg: 1892. 13, xiii, 440, 94 (index), 3 pages. Later green cloth cover. First edition in Russian. The California Civil Code of 1873 translated into Russian for the use of the Commission for Establishing the Civil Code, title page reduced and mounted on stiff paper, else a fine copy. More about KALIFORNISKOE GRAZHDANSKOI ULOZHENIE 1873
KROEBER ANTHROPOLOGY PAPERS, No. 1
Berkeley: 1950. iii, 86 pages (6 papers), 1 photograph, 2 maps. More about KROEBER ANTHROPOLOGY PAPERS, No. 1
THE LITTLE SQUARE REVIEW. American Indian Issue
Nos. 5&6, 1968. 48 pages. More about THE LITTLE SQUARE REVIEW. American Indian Issue
Missouri Archaeological Society, No. 9, October MEMOIR
1971. vi, 66 pages, 27 figures. More about Missouri Archaeological Society, No. 9, October MEMOIR
THE MISSOURI ARCHAEOLOGIST
Vol. II, Nos. 3&4, 1949. 72 pages, 24 pages of photographs and drawings; Vol. 4, No. 1, 1938.11 pages, 4 pages of illustrations; Vol. 28, 1966. 107 pages, many illustrations; Vol. 29, 1967, 128 pages, many illustrations; Vol. 31, 1969, 120 pages, many illustrations. 5 volumes. More about THE MISSOURI ARCHAEOLOGIST
MORNING STAR GALLERY. Volume II
Santa Fe: 1992. 64 pages, 64 pages of photographs. More about MORNING STAR GALLERY. Volume II
MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN, Indian Notes and Monographs. Vol. XI, Nos. 3 & 4
1976. Contains 3 papers on New York archaeology. Pp. 98-125, 19 photographs and drawings, 2 maps, and 1 double-page map. More about MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN, Indian Notes and Monographs. Vol. XI, Nos. 3 & 4
MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN, Indian Notes and Monographs, Vol. IX, No.1, 1973.
32 pages. Papers and photographs on and photographs of analysis of Indian artifacts and Indian fashions. More about MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN, Indian Notes and Monographs, Vol. IX, No.1, 1973