Bureau of American Ethnology, Ninth Annual Report, 1887-1888: 1984 (reprint). 450 pages, 428 figures illustrating more than 1000 artifacts. More about ETHNOLOGICAL RESULTS OF THE POINT BARROW EXPEDITION
New York: 1897, 1898 ("Popular Edition"). viii,679 pages of text, plus 21 pages of illustrations and 1 map. Cloth covers, inner hinges reinforced. More about FARTHEST NORTH. Being the Record of a Voyage of Exploration of the Ship "Fram" 1893-96...
National Gallery of Canada, 1992. 231 pages, 104 color and b/w photographs--about half of which are of contemporary art created by native artists (including Robert Davidson, Dorothy Grant, Dempsey Bob, and other prominent Northwest Coast and Inuit artists) and the other half are of traditional art objects. More about LAND. SPIRIT. POWER. First Nations at the National Gallery of Canada
Moscow: 1947. 397 pages. Photographs, drawings, maps ( 1 fold-out) dealing with the exploits of Russian naval exploration. Quarter cloth cover boards. More about PODVIGI RUSSIKIH MORKISKH...1849-1855
Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde, Leiden: 1984. 151 pages, 26 color and 75 b/w photographs, 3 drawings, 10 maps. More about LIFE AND SURVIVAL IN THE ARCTIC. Cultural Changes in the Polar Regions
American Geographical Society, Special Pub. No. 8, 1928. vi, 359 pages, 130 figures, most of which are photographs. Cloth cover. More about THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE POLAR REGIONS
National Museums of Canada, Bulletin 235. Ottawa: 1969. 139 pages, 53 illustrations. More about ESKIMO STORIES UNIKKAATUAT
(exhibition catalogue, Bata Shoe Museum, Toronto, 1998). viii, 215 pages, 79 color and 56 b/w photographs, 43 drawings, 10 maps. Cloth cover. The indigenous peoples of Siberia--approximately thirty cultural groups--are strongly influenced by their forest, tundra or seacoast environments. Using the skins of mammals, birds and fish, Siberian peoples make... More about SPIRIT OF SIBERIA. Traditional Native Life, Clothing, and Footwear
Institute of Siberian Geography: 1978. 224 pages dealing with the ethnography of Altai and Western Siberian peoples, 17 pages of drawings, 4 pages of photographs. Cloth cover. More about ETNOGRAFIA NARODOV ALTAIA I ZAPADNOI SIBIRI
Yale Univ. Publications in Anthro., No. 16: 1937. 229 pages, plus 14 pages of photographs of objects of material culture, 32 figures. More about THE ETHNOGRAPHY OF THE TANAINA
Yale University Publications in Anthropology, No. 74: 1971. v, 180 pages, 3 pages of photographs, 17 figures. More about THE HAN INDIANS. A Compilation of Ethnographic and Historical Data on the Alaska-Yukon Boundary Area
Yale University Publications in Anthropology No. 14: 1936. 189 pages of text, containing 30 figures, plus 10 pages of photographs. More about CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ETHNOGRAPHY OF THE KUTCHIN
Yale University Publications in Anthropology, No. 14: 1936, 1979 (reprint). 189 pages of text containing 30 figures, plus 10 pages of photographs--mainly of artifacts. More about CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ETHNOGRAPHY OF THE KUTCHIN
Toronto: 1988. xv, 314 pages, 21 pages of photographs, 2 maps. Cloth cover, with dust jacket. More about NORTHERN VOICES. Inuit Writing in English
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Anthropologica Records, Vol. 14, Part 1: 1950. vi, 127 pages, 7 pages of photographs. More about THE QUILEUTE OF LA PUSH, 1775-1945
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Anthropologica Records, Vol. 14, Part 1: 1950. vi, 127 pages, 7 pages of photographs. More about THE QUILEUTE OF LA PUSH, 1775-1945
Washington, D.C. 1972. 168 pages, 120 drawings in the collection of the Smithsonian National Museum, maps on endpapers. Cloth cover. More about ALASKAN ESKIMO LIFE IN THE 1890S AS SKETCHED BY NATIVE ARTISTS In the Collection of the...
New York: 1971. 285 pages of text plus 8 unnumbered pages of color photographs, maps on endpapers. Cloth cover. More about NUNGA. Ten Years of Eskimo Life
Fieldiana, Vol. 36, No 1. 1945. 13 pages, 4 pages of photographs. More about POTTERY FROM THE ALEUTIAN ISLANDS
Seattle: 1961 (1st ed.). xii, 170 pages, 106 photographs, 5 pages of drawings of artifact designs and components, 1 map. Unsigned. More about ARTISTS OF THE TUNDRA AND THE SEA
Seattle: 1967. 258 pages, 178 masks illustrated-166 in b/w and 12 in color. Cloth cover. An astonishing variety of masks --including every Eskimo mask in the Lowie Museum--is presented in this widely acclaimed study. Every mask illustrated is described in detail, with all information known about it or others of... More about ESKIMO MASKS: Art and Ceremony
Seattle: 1975, 1981. 258 pages, 178 masks illustrated-166 in b/w and 12 in color. Soft cover. An astonishing variety of masks --including every Eskimo mask in the Lowie Museum--is presented in this widely acclaimed study. Every mask illustrated is described in detail, with all information known about it or others... More about ESKIMO MASKS: Art and Ceremony
Seattle: 1961, 1980. xii, 170 pages, 106 photographs, 5 pages of drawings of artifact designs and components, 1 map. More about ARTISTS OF THE TUNDRA AND THE SEA
Seattle: 1996. xix, 196 pages, 8 color and 124 b/w photographs, 1 map. Soft cover ed. Functioning both as a catalogue and a memoir, this wonderfully informative volume by Dorothy Jean Ray describes her collection of nearly 100 Eskimo artifacts that are now part of the University of Alaska Museum... More about A LEGACY OF ARCTIC ART
Seattle: 1996. xix, 196 pages, 8 color and 124 b/w photographs, 1 map. Cloth ed. Functioning both as a catalogue and a memoir, this wonderfully informative volume by Dorothy Jean Ray describes her collection of nearly 100 Eskimo artifacts that are now part of the University of Alaska Museum, and... More about A LEGACY OF ARCTIC ART