1. Bunson, Margaret R.; Bunson, Stephen M.
Encyclopedia of Ancient Mesoamerica
[Monograph]. New York, NY: Facts on File, Inc.; 1996.
xiv, 322 p.: illus.
ISBN: 0-8160-2402-2.
Note: Includes glossary, bibliographical note and index.
2. Clements, William M., Arkansas State University.
Native American Verbal Art: Texts and Contexts
[Monograph]. Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Press; 1996.
viii, 252 p.
ISBN: 0-8165-1659-6.
Note: Includes epilogue, notes, references and index.
3. Cone, Joseph; Ridlington, Sandy, Editors.
The Northwest Salmon Crisis: A Documentary History
[Monograph]. Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press; 1996.
v, 374 p.: illus.
ISBN: 0-87071-390-6.
Note: Includes chapter notes, biographical notes, glossary, acknowledgments
and index.
Section IV: The Indian Experience - includes treaty negotiations, legal
cases, Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife program(s), the role of race in
salmon policy, U.S. Senate hearings, executive orders, Siletz Agency reports
and other materials.
4. Crummett, Michael, Author and Photographer.
Sundance: The Fiftieth Anniversry Crow Sun Dance
[Monograph]. Big Day, Haywood, Introduction.
Helena, MT: Falcon Press; 1993.
xvi, 92 p.: illus., B/W, Color plates.
ISBN: 1-56044-201-8.
Chronicles the fiftieth anniversary Crow Sun Dance in 1991.
5. Evans, Steven Ross.
Voice of the Old Wolf
[Monograph]. Pullman, WA: Washington State University Press; 1996.
[ix], 198 p.: illus. b/w.
ISBN: 0-87422-129-3.
Note: Includes bibliography and index.
6. Franz, Donald G.; Russell, Norma Jean.
Blackfoot Dictionary of Stems, Roots, and Affixes
[Monograph]. Buffalo, NY: University of Toronto Press; 1995; c1989.
xxiv, 442 p.
ISBN: 0-8020-0767-8.
Note: Includes Blackfoot-English Dictionary, English Index, and appendix:
The Blackfoot Alphabet.
7. Holmes, Ruth Bradley; Smith, Betty Sharp.
Beginning Cherokee
[Monograph]. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press; 1989; c1976.
xiii, 332 p.
ISBN: 0-8061-1463-0.
Note: Includes appendices.
Study guide contains 27 lessons which evolved out of a series of Indian
language classes sponsored by the, (Gu-gu-di-ga-du-hunh), Bartlesville
Indian Women's Club.
8. Hucko, Bruce, Author and Photographer.
Where There is No Name for Art: The Art of Tewa Pueblo Children
[Monograph]. Santa Fe, NM: School of American Research; 1996.
viii, 119 p.: illus., color.
ISBN: 0-933452-44-6.
Note: Includes map and index.
9. Huel, Raymond J. A.
Proclaiming the Gospel to the Indians and the Metis.
[Monograph]. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada: University of Alberta Press; 1996.
xxvii, 387 p.: b/w.
ISBN: 0-88864-279-2.
Note: Includes appendices, notes, bibliography and index.
10. James, Caroline.
Nez Perce Women in Transition 1877 - 1990
[Monograph]. Moscow, ID: University of Idaho Press; 1996.
xxix, 245 p.: illus, b&w.
ISBN: 0-89301-188-6.
Note: Includes bibliography and index.
"though the primary audience of this book is adults...an ideal way to bring
the culture of the Nez Perce, past and present, to both Native and
non-Native children." From the Introduction - enough said. JDB.
11. Mails, Thomas E.; Evehema, Dan.
Hotevilla: Hopi Shrine of the Covenant - Microcosm of the World
[Monograph]. New York, NY: Marlowe & Company//Touch the Earth Foundation;
1995.
577 p.: illus, maps, b/w, color.
ISBN: 1-56924-835-4.
Note: Includes bibliography and appendix.
12. Marshall, Ingeborg.
A History and Ethnography of the Beothuk
[Monograph]. Montreal, Quebec, Canada: McGill Queen's University Press; 1996.
xxii, 640 p.: illus., maps, b/w.
ISBN: 0-7735-1390-6.
Note: Includes lists, appendices, notes, bibliography and index.
13. Midgette, Sally.
The Navajo Progressive in Discourse: A Study in Temporal Semantics
[Monograph]. New York, NY: Peter Lang; 1995.
xiv, 252 p. (Stoffers, Maria, General Editor. History & Language; v. 6).
ISBN: 0-8204-2536-2.
Note: Includes appendices, bibliography and index.
14. Orellana, Sandra L.
Ethnohistory of the Pacific Coast
[Monograph]. Folger, Fred, illustrator. Lancaster, CA: Labyrinthos; 1995:
viii, 161 p.: illus., maps.
ISBN: 0-911437-33-9.
Note: Includes appendices, glossary, bibliography and index.
This work focuses on the geo-political, linguistic, and economic
relationships existing among aboriginal and colonial settlements in the
piedmont and coastal areas of Mexico and Guatemala.
15. Purdy, Barbara A.
Indian Art of Ancient Florida
[Monograph]. Craven, Roy C. ,. Jr., Photographer. Gainesville, FL:
University Press of Florida; 1996.
xiii, 124 p: illus., color.
ISBN: 0-8130-1462-x.
Note: Includes bibliography.
16. Roberts, Chris, Author and Photographer.
Powwow Country [Monograph]. Helena, MT:
American & World Geographic Publishing; 1992.
128 p.: illus., color.
ISBN: 1-56037-025-4.
Note: Includes glossary and Annual Powwow Events.
17. Sebastian, Santiago.
O Brave New People: The European Invention of the American Indian
[Monograph]. Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico Press; 1996.
xiv, 399 p.: illus.
ISBN: 0-8263-1639-5.
Note: Includes notes, bibliography and index.
18. Smith, Gerald A.; Freers, Steven M., Editors.
Fading Images: Indian Pictographs of Western Riverside County
[Monograph]. Riverside, CA: Riverside Museum Press; 1994.
xi, 92 p.: illus., fig., color.
ISBN: 0-935661-21-2.
Note: Includes appendices, references and index.
Rock art of Riverside County, California.
19. Washburn, Dorothy K.
Living in Balance: The Universe of the Hopi, Zuni, Navajo and Apache
[Monograph]. Philadelphia, PA: The University Museum, University of
Pennsylvania; 1995.
xii, 79 p.: illus., color.
ISBN: 0-924171-36-7.
Note: Includes bibliography.
20. Watkins, Ven R., 1865 C.M.S. Missionary.
A Dictionary of the Cree Language: as Spoken by the Indians of the Provinces
of Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
[Monograph]. Faries, Ven R., Editor. Toronto, Canada: Anglican Book Centre;
1986; c1938.
ix, 530 p.
ISBN: 0-919030-64-5.
Note: Consisting of Part I. English-Cree; Part II. Cree-English.
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