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NMU Center for Native American Studies Resource Room Book Collection Sort by Code Updated September 9, 2017 NMU Center for Native American Studies Resource Room Book Collection Sort by Code Updated September 9, 2017 CALL NUMBER TITLE AUTHOR OR EDITOR 007.Gom.1 Native American Music Directory Gombert, Gregory 007.IAC.1 Source Directory Indian Arts & Crafts Board 007.MCA.1 Native American Crafts Directory McAlister, Diane L. 007.NNA.1 Native American Directory National Native American Coorperative 008.CHA.1 Native North American Almanac, The Champagne, Duane Native North American Almanac: A Reference Work on Native North Americans in the United States and Canada, 008.CHA.2 The Champagne, Duane 008.Dar.1 How We Live Now Darion, Ellen 008.Dut.1 Indians of the Southwest Dutton, Bertha - editor 008.Fol.1 America's Ancient Treasures Folsom, Franklin 008.Fra.1 Many Nations Frazier, Patrick - editor 008.MOR.1 1992 International Directory & Resource Guide Morris, Karin Anishinabe Michi Gami (People of the Great Lakes): A 008.NAF.1 Guidebook for Public Policymakers Native American Fellows Anishinabe Michi Gami (People of the Great Lakes): A 008.NAF.2 Guidebook for Public Policymakers Native American Fellows Anishinabe Michi Gami (People of the Great Lakes): A 008.NAF.3 Guidebook for Public Policymakers Native American Fellows 008.PHS.1 Gathering of Native Americans (GONA) 008.RUS.1 Native American FAQs Handbook Russell, George 008.RUS.2 Native American FAQs Handbook Russle, Geroge How to Tell the Difference: A Guide to Evaluating Children's Slapin, Beverly, Seale, Doris, and 008.SLA.1 Books for Anti-Indian Bias Gonzales, Rosemary Everything You Wanted to Know about Indians but Were 008.Tre.1 Afraid to Ask Treuer, Anton Everything You Wanted to Know About Indians but Were 008.TRE.2 Afraid to Ask Treuer, Anton 009.IHP.1 Index to Literature on the American Indian: 1970 Indian Historian Press, The 009.IHP.2 Index to Literature on the American Indian: 1971 Indian Historian Press, The 009.IHP.3 Index to Literature on the American Indian: 1972 Indian Historian Press, The 009.IHP.4 Index to Literature on the American Indian: 1973 Indian Historian Press, The 009.NMU.1 NMU Museum Archives Inventory NMU Sacagawea's Child: The life and times of Jean-Baptiste 010.COL.1 (Pomp) Charbonneau Colby, Susan M. Native Americans in Michigan: A Bibliography of Material in 010.Lea.1 the Clarke Historical Library Leasher, Evelyn Native Americans in Michigan: A Bibliography of Material in 010.Lea.2 the Clarke Historical Library Leasher, Evelyn 1 NMU Center for Native American Studies Resource Room Book Collection Sort by Code Updated September 9, 2017 010.MAG.1 Native Americans: Historical Bibliography Magnaghi, Russ 010.MAI.1 Native Americans on Film and Video Museum of the American Indian Bibliographical Guide to the History of Indian-White 010.PRU.1 Relations in the United States, A Prusha, Francis Paul Aboriginal People: A Selected Bibliography Concerning 010.Whi.1 Canada's First People Whiteside, Don Worldeaters: An Ecosophical Critique of Western Industrial Civilization in Selected Works of Linda Hogan and Ursula K. 040.Dun.1 Le Guin Dunn, Aimee 042.AIH.1 Weewish Tree American Indian Historical Society 042.AIH.2 Weewish Tree American Indian Historical Society 042.Cos.1 American Indian Reader, The: Indian Treaties Costco, Rupert 042.Cos.2 American Indian Reader, The: History Costco, Rupert 042.Cos.3 American Indian Reader, The: History Costco, Rupert Reader's Digest Mysteries of the Ancient Americans The 042.GAR.1 New World Before Columbus Gardner, Joseph, L. 042.HEI.1 Handbook of North American Indians Vol 8: California Heizer, Robert F. - volume editor 042.HOD.1 Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin 30, Part 1 Hodge, Frederick Webb 042.HOD.2 Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin 30, Part 2 Hodge, Frederick Webb 042.NGS.2 World of the American Indian, The National Geographic Society 042.TRI.3 Handbook of North American Indians Vol 15 Trigger, Bruce G. - volume editor 042.Woo.1 Time-Life Books: Realm of the Iroquois Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.10 Time-Life Books: The Way of the Warrior Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.11 Time-Life Books: The Spirit World Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.12 Time-Life Books: The Buffalo Hunters Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.13 Time-Life Books: The Reservations Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.14 Time-Life Books: Tribes of the Southern Woodlands Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.15 Time-Life Books: Indians of the Western Range Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.16 Time-Life Books: Winds of Renewal Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.17 Time-Life Books: The Mighty Chieftans Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.18 Time-Life Books: War for the Plains Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.WOO.19 Time-Life Books: People of the Lakes Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.2 Time-Life Books: Keepers of the Totem Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.WOO.20 Time-Life Books: The Mighty Chieftans * Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.3 Time-Life Books: People of the Desert Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.4 Time-Life Books: The First Americans Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.5 Time-Life Books: The European Challenge Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.6 Time-Life Books: People of the Ice & Snow Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.7 Time-Life Books: The Indians of California Woodhead, Henry - editor 2 NMU Center for Native American Studies Resource Room Book Collection Sort by Code Updated September 9, 2017 042.Woo.8 Time-Life Books: Algonquians of the East Coast Woodhead, Henry - editor 042.Woo.9 Time-Life Books: Tribes of the Southern Plains Woodhead, Henry - editor 050.AIC.1 American Indian Culture and Research Journal, Vol 3 No 1 American Indian Studies Center 050.AIC.2 American Indian Culture and Research Journal, Vol 11 No 1 American Indian Studies Center 050.IAH.2 Indian in American History, The Prucha, Francis Paul 050.IAH.3 Indian in American History, The Prucha, Francis Paul Journal of the native American and Indigenous Studies 050.Vol.1 Association Volume 1.2 050.YMR.1 Yellow Medicine Review Solis, Guadalupe 142.Chu.1 Marxism and Native Americans Churchill, Ward 142.SWA.1 Scholars and the Indian Experience Swagerty, W.R. 150.Lin.1 In the Best Interest of the Child Link-Up Everyday is a Good Day: Reflections by Contemporary 150.Man.1 Indigenous Women Mankiller, Wilma 151.AUT.1 Native American Book of Wisdom, The White Deer of Autumn Beck, Peggy V.; Walters, Anna Lee; 151.Bec.1 The Sacred: Ways of Knowledge, Sources of Life Francisco, Nia 151.Bro.1 The Spiritual Legacy of the American Indian Brown, Joseph Epes 151.Bru.1 The Native American Sweat Lodge Bruchac, Joseph 151.Del.1 God is Red Deloria, Jr., Vine 151.Del.2 God is Red Deloria, Jr., Vine 151.Gri.1 Shaman, The Grim, John 151.Hau.1 Sun Horse, The Hausman, Gerald 151.How.1 Oklahoma Seminoles Howard, James H. 151.Joh.1 Ojibway Ceremonies Johnston, Basil 151.JOH.2 Manitous, The Johnston, Basil Sacred Tree: Reflections on Native American Spirituality, 151.LAN.1 The Lane, Phil Guide to America's Indians: Ceremonials, Reservations and 151.Mar.1 Museums Marquis, Arnold 151.MCG.1 Native Wisdom McGaa, Eagle Man - editor Mother Earth Spirituality: Native American Paths to Healing 151.MCG.2 Ourselves and Our World McGaa, Ed and Eagle Man Where the Lightning Strikes the Lives of American Indian 151.Nab.1 Sacred Places Nabokov, Peter 151.NER.1 Girl Who Sand to the Buffalo, The Nerburn, Kent Ritual and Myth in Odawa Revitalization: Reclaiming a 151.Pfl.1 Sovereign Place Pflung, Melissa A. 151.ROS.1 Mitayuke Oyasin "We are all related" Ross, Dr. A.C. (Ehanamani) 3 NMU Center for Native American Studies Resource Room Book Collection Sort by Code Updated September 9, 2017 Grandmothers Counsel the World: Women Elders Offer 151.Sch.1 BlackTheir VisionElk Holy for Man Our of Planet the Oglala (double book with "The Schaefer, Carol 151.STE.1 Sacred Pipe, Joseph Epes Brown Steltenkamp, Michael F. Black Elk Holy Man of the Oglala (double book with "The 151.Ste.2 Sacred Pipe, Joseph Epes Brown Steltlenkamp, Michael F. Dreaming with the Wheel: How to Interpret and Work with 151.SUN.1 Your Dreams Using the Medicine Wheel Sun Bear, Wabun Wind and Shawnodese 151.Ted.1 Teachings from the American Earth Tedlock, Dennis and Barbara - editors 151.Van.1 Tiny Warrior, The Vanas, D.J. Eagle Bear 151.WAU.1 Lost Tribes & Sunken Continents Wauchope, Robert 151.Whi.1 Seven Philosophies for a Native American Man White Bison, Inc. 151.ZIM.1 Native North America Zimmerman, Larry J. 151.ZON.1 Soul Would Have No Rainbow if the Eyes Had No Tears, The Zona, Guy A. Historical Atlas of World Mythology, Vol II: The way of the 299.Cam.1 Seeded Earth, Part I: The Sacrifice Campbell, Joseph 299.COU.1 Seat at the Table, A Cousineau, Phil 299.Lee.1 Dictionary of Creation Myths, A Leeming, David & Leeming, Margaret 299.ROW.1 Soveriegnty and Goodness of God, the Rowlandson, Mary 301.ACH.1 Things Fall Apart Achebe, Chinua 301.APE.1 Strong Hearts Apeture 301.Bod.1 Victims of Progress Bodley, John H. 301.BOH.1 Houses and House-Life of the American Aborigines Bohannan, Paul 301.Bra.1 Canyon de Chelly Bradley, Zorro A. 301.Cra.1 Fifth World of Forster Bennett, The Crapanzano, Vincent 301.Dan.1 Nervous Conditions Dangarembga, Tsitsi 301.DOW.1 Indian Wars of the U.S. Army Downey, Fairfax 301.GAL.1 Worlds of a Maasai Warrior, The Galaty, John Chippewa and Their Neighbors, The: A Study in 301.HIC.1 Ethnohistory Hickerson, Harold 301.Hil.1 Chippewa Families f, M.
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