INDIAN DANCES OF NORTH AMERICA - LAUBIN
$21.95
This gives descriptions of the dances, outfits, body decorations, and musical accompaniment. Has the cultural background of Indian dancing with related detail. 500 pages, 25 color and over 70 black and white photos, illustrated, paperbound
THE EARTHSHAPERS - SPEERSTRA
$5.95
Authenticated by the Midwest Archeological Center of the Eastern National Park association this carefully researched book gives details of daily life, great tribal festivals, and reasons behind the gigantic mounds, usually in the shape of animals, the mound builders left behind puzzling later Americans. Illustrated, 80 pages, paperbound
INDIAN BOYHOOD - EASTMAN
$6.95
From the mid 19th century, childhood memories, training for the hunt, woodlore, and more in vivid detail. 289 pages, paperbound
INDIAN SCOUT CRAFT AND LORE - EASTMAN
$6.95
Raised as a young Sioux in the 1870's and 1880's Eastman describes the physical training, hunting, building shelters, and more. 190 pages, paperbound
INDIAN TRADE GOODS - WOODARD
$5.95
A great source of information on the trade goods used in trading with the Indians of the Pacific Northwest and the way these were adapted to the Native American use. Includes a supplement on Phoenix buttons and Columbia River trade beads. Paperbound
AMERICA'S FIRST WORLD WAR: THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR 1754 - 1763 - TODISH
$8.95
This book is an illustrated summary of the French and Indian War, explaining the roles of the French, British, and Indian allies on both sides, and the Colonials with emphasis on Robert Rogers and his Rangers. 116 pages, paperbound