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Editorial Reviews. About the Author. James Athearn Jones was born in Tisbury, Massachusetts, Buy Traditions of the North American Indians, Vol. 1 (of 3).
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Some are on specific tribes. Iwas surprised to find this presentation is quite different fromother books. First it tells the story of how they had to locate theright person to collect the tales. They needed a unique person thathad a variety of skills form religious to martial to greatlistening and scribing skills. When they got down to telling thestories I was intrigues with many of the concept as to why peoplehad different skin color to many myths that paralleled Greek myths.

The writer also has plenty of footnotes so the book for the most isannotated. I was really amazed to find out how many tribes made upthe different nations and how they interacted with each other. Thissocial interaction is actually more interesting than the storiestold. No pictures or illustrations. Each tale title is underlined.

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MacLeod, eds. Includes two parts, both focused on Mesoamerica. Volume 3, also in two parts, focuses on indigenous cultures of South America. Bataille, Gretchen M.

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New York: Routledge, Originally published by Garland in , contains entries for nearly Native American women. The historical range of the collection spans from the period of contact to the present and is a valuable resource for including Native American women in a history that was long focused largely on Indian men.

Dillehay, Thomas D. New York: Basic Books, A good reference tool for understanding the history of indigenous cultures prior to European contact. A useful work because of its overview of debates within the field, which frequently undergoes dramatic revisions with the discovery of new archaeological materials. Includes a wide variety of information on treaties, tribal governments, languages, education, religion, games, and indigenous people in films and videos.

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The list of addresses for all US tribal governments is a valuable resource for those working on contemporary issues. First published Johansen, Bruce E. Grinde Jr.

The Encyclopedia of Native American Biography. New York: Da Capo, Originally published by Henry Holt in , this resource provides a sweeping overview of important Native Americans from the time of early contact through to the present. Also contains information on non-Indians, such as Benjamin Franklin, who played a significant role in Indian—white relations. Sturtevant, William C.

Handbook of North American Indians. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution, — The definitive work on North American Indians, spanning fifteen volumes to date, with a total of twenty planned.

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