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AUTHOR Bonanni, Mimmo; Etter, Patricia A. TITLE Native Americans: Subject Guide. INSTITUTION Arizona State Univ., Tempe. Univ. Library. PUB DATE 1999-01-00 NOTE 23p. PUB TYPE Reference Materials - Bibliographies (131) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC01 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Academic Libraries; *American Indians; Annotated Bibliographies; Higher Education; Information Sources; *Library Materials; *Reference Materials; *Resource Materials IDENTIFIERS Arizona State University; *Native Americans

ABSTRACT This annotated subject guide lists reference material that deals with Native Americans and is available in the Arizona State University Libraries. Entries were published 1933-98, but mostly in the 1980s-90s. The guide is not comprehensive, but rather a selective list of resources useful for researching a topic in a variety of fields. The guide includes dictionaries, encyclopedias, guides and handbooks, genealogy materials, directories, biographies, bibliographies, statistics, atlases, -travel guides, and indexes and abstracts. Middle and South America are covered in a separate section. Library call numbers and locations are listed for each item. Contains a subject guide index. (CDS)

Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. Native Americans Subject Guide

The following bibliography lists reference materialdealing with Native Americans and availablein the University Libraries. It is not comprehensive, but rather a selective list of resources useful for researchinga topic in a variety of fields. The guide includes dictionaries,encyclopedias, guides, handbooks, directories, biographies, bibliographies, statistics, atlases, and indexes and abstracts. Middleand South America are also covered.Call numbers are listed for each item. Pleasenote that there is often more than one location.

CONTENTS

ATLASES 1-2 BIBLIOGRAPHIES 2-4 BIOGRAPHIES 4-6 DICTIONARIES & ENCYCLOPEDIAS 6-11 DIRECTORIES 12 GENEALOGY 12-13 GUIDES & HANDBOOKS 13-16 INDEXES & ABSTRACTS 16-18 LANGUAGE (See Language & Linguistics Subject Guide) MIDDLE & SOUTH AMERICA 18-19 STATISTICS 19-20 TRAVEL GUIDES 20 -21 Subject Guide Index 22

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ATLASES

Atlas of American Indian Affairs, Francis Paul Prucha.Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1990. E77.P83x HAYDEN Arizona Reference, HAYDEN LabriolaReference, HAYDEN Stacks, LAW Reference

Numerous maps show culture and tribal areas, reservations, "'taryposts, census information, battle sites, agencies, schools, hospitals, and more.

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY, UniversityLibraries www.asu.edu/libiarchives/labriola.btm U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Educational Research and Improvement "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION TERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY CENTER (ERIC) 1 This document has been reproduced as I received from the person or organization c originating it. C Minor changes have been made to improve e-t-/ eir reproduction quality a Points of view or opinions stated in this docu- I COPY AVAILABLE 2 ment do not necessarily represent official TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES OERI position or policy INFORMATION CENTER (FRIM Atlas of the North American Indian, Carl Waldman. New York: Factson File, 1985. E77.W195 1985 HAYDEN Arizona Reference, HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDENReference

Here is a general overview with maps of the tribes and culture areas of the North AmericanIndian. There are chronologies of European explorers and details of many of the early wars between Native Americans and the European colonists.

Navajo Atlas: Environments, Resources, People, and History of the Dine Bikeyah,James M. Goodman. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1982. G1497.N3 G6 HAYDEN Labriola

The atlas contains 48 maps, a number of charts, and explanatory text. It includespolitical subdivisions of the reservation, data on geology and land forms, population, economic data, andinformation on parks and monuments. It is fully indexed.

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

American Indian and Alaska Native Newspapers and Periodicals, Daniel F. Littlefield, Jr.and James Parins, eds. Three volumes cover the periods 1826-1985. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1984-1986. PN4883.L57 HAYDEN Labriola Reference (vols. 1,2,3), HAYDEN Reference (vol.1)

The guide to American Indian and Alaskan newspapers is contained in three volumesand includes newspapers and periodicals edited or published by American Indians or Alaska Natives and those whose primary purpose was to publish information about contemporary American Indians/AlaskaNatives. It excludes those published in Canada or Mexico. Titles are arranged alphabetically withcross references to variant titles. In addition to publication history, the authors have provideda narrative history of content and any special issues addressed by the papers.

American Indian Studies: A Bibliographic Guide, Philip M. White. Englewood, CO: LibrariesUnlimited, 1995. E77.W52x 1995 HAYDEN Reference

The guide is written for students, librarians, and researchers on how touse library resources related to Native American studies. It includes encyclopedias, dictionaries, periodical indexes,and biography collections. There are some 400 entries published in English between 1970 and 1993.

American Indian Women: A Guide to Research, Gretchen M. Bataille and Kathleen M. Sands.New York: Garland, 1991. E98.W8B38x 1991 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference

Here is an annotated bibliography of published works about North American Indianwomen. Topical sections cover ethnography, culture history, politics and law, literature and criticism,health, education, employment, autobiography, and more. An index covers tribes,names, and subjects.

Annotated Bibliography of American Indian and Eskimo Autobiographies, David H.Brumble, III. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1981. E89.B78x HAYDEN Reference

Included is an annotated bibliography of all printed versions of first-personnarratives by North American Indians and Eskimos. Entries are alphabetical. There are bibliographical references,indexes to tribes and subjects, and one, "Index of Editors, Anthropologists, Ghosts, and Amanuenses."

2 Bibliography of Articles and Paperson North American Indian Art, Ann D. Harding and Patricia Bolling. New York: Kraus Reprint Co., 1969. E98.A7 H295x 1969 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Stacks

The bibliography lists articles from periodical publications ofmuseums and universities prior to 1936. All forms of art are represented, including music.

Bibliography of Contemporary North American Indians: Selected andPartially Annotated with Study Guide, William Hodge. New York: Interland, 1976. E77.H6x HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference, LAWIndian Law

The bibliography contains some short annotations includinga study guide, and looks at Native Americans from the last quarter of the 19th century to 1976. Numerous topicsare included some of which are: material culture; social organization; population dynamics, reservations;culture change; migration patterns; city living, economics; personality and culture; political organization andpoliticians; museums; and more. It is fully indexed by subject and by author.

Bibliography of Native North Americans [computer file]. Santa Barbara,CA: ABC-CLIO, 1992- ONLINE ACCESS

The bibliography contains thousands of citations to journal articles,essays, monographs, dissertations, and U. S. Government documents related to Native North American history,culture, and life.

Guide to Research on North American Indians, Arlene B. Hirschfelder, MaryGloyne, and Michael A. Dorris. Chicago: American Library Association, 1983. E77.H59x HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Stacks, LAW Reference

Approximately 1,100 books, articles, government documents, and other writtenmaterials in twenty-seven fields of study have been selected and annotated for this bibliographyon Native American Literature.

Hopi Bibliography, W. David Laird. Tucson, AZ: The University of ArizonaPress, 1977. E99.H7 L3x HAYDEN Arizona, HAYDEN Labriola Reference,HAYDEN Stacks, LAW Indian Law

The book contains close to 3000 citations to articles and books publishedbefore 1976, about Arizona's Hopi Indians. The annotated entries are arranged alphabetically by author;there is a subject index.

Indians of the United States and Canada: A Bibliography, Dwight L.Smith, ed. 2 vols. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC- CLIO, 1974-1983. E77.I52x HAYDEN Reference, LAW Reference (vol.1)

The annotated bibliography covers tribal groups of North America.

3 Many Nations: A Library of Congress Resource Guide for the Study of Indian and AlaskaNative Peoples of the United States, Patrick Frazier, ed. Washington, DC: Library of Congress, 1996. E77.L72x 1996 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN US Documents

The book outlines what a serious researcher might expect to find in the Library of Congressdealing with the Indians of North America. Major reference works are outlined for the Prints andPhotographs Division; Geography and Map Division, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division;Manuscript Division, Rare Book and Special Collections Division; the Law Library of Congress;Local History and Genealogy; and the Main Reading Room.

Native American Folklore, 1879-1979: An Annotated Bibliography, William M. Clementsand Frances M. Malpezzi. Athens, OH: Swallow Press, 1984. E98.F6 C575x HAYDEN Reference

Here is a bibliography of books and general works, which includes articles and annotations.Chapters are organized by region and tribal groups. There are subject and author indexes.

Native Americans: An Annotated Bibliography, Frederick E. Hoxie and Harvey Markowitz.Pasadena, CA: Salem Press, 1991. E77.H83x 1991 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference

There are four major sections to the bibliography: general studies and reference; history;specific culture areas; and contemporary life. The section on culture areas conveys the immense diversity of Indian life. The most recent scholarship to 1991 was emphasized. An author index is included.

Selected Bibliography of North American Archaeological Sites, Sarunas Milisaukas, FrancesPickin, and Charles Clark. 2 vols. HRAFLEX Books, N4-001 Bibliography Series. New Haven, CT: HumanRelations Area Files, 1981. E77.9 M55x HAYDEN Reference

The bibliography mainly describes prehistoric sites in the United States and Canada. Thereare author, site, and culture period indexes.

Writings in Indian History, 1985-1990. Jay Miller, Colin G. Calloway, and RichardA. Sattler. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1995. E77.M55x 1995 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference

The guide lists articles and books published between 1985 and 1990 and includes bibliographies,works on Indian-white relations, ethnohistory, economics, social life, physical and spiritual environments,history, and literature. These are arranged alphabetically by author under the various subjectareas. There is a subject/author index.

BIOGRAPHIES

A to Z of Native American Women, Liz Sonnc.born. New I ark.: Factson File, 1998. E98.W8 S65 1988 HAYDEN Reference

The book features 100 short biographies of Native. Americanwomen lawyers, artists, tribal leaders, educators, and more. Photographs and references are included. The entriesare arranged alphabetically, and indexes to subject, tribe, and decade of birth, are included.

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5 Biographical Dictionary of Indians of the Americas. 2 vols. Newport Beach, CA: American IndianPublishers, 1983. E89.B56x HAYDEN Labriola Reference (1991), HAYDENReference(1983)

The book contains short biographical entries of famousNative Americans. It includes referencesand is arranged alphabetically.

Biographical Directory of Native American Painters, Patrick D. Lester. Tulsa, OK: Sir Publications,1995. N6536.L47x 1995 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDENReference

The book lists close to 3,000 painters. The following informationis included: tribal affiliation; residence; occupation; media noted for; publications; commissions; books illustrated; exhibits; awards; andhonors. There is a comprehensive tribal index.

Contemporary Native American Artists, Dawn E. Reno. Brooklyn,NY: Alliance Publishing, 1995. E98.A7 R45x 1995 HAYDEN Labriola, HAYDEN Reference

The book contains a description of over 1000 contemporary Native American artists from tribesthroughout the United States. Entries include potters, silversmiths,weavers, basket-makers, and more.

Encyclopedia of Native American Biography: Six HundredLife Stories of Important People fromPowhatan to Wilma Mankiller, Bruce E. Johansen and Donald Grinde,Jr. New York: Henry Holt and Co.,1997. E89.J69 1997 HAYDEN Labriola, HAYDEN Reference

The encyclopedia references some 600 historical andcontemporary individuals who have made contributions to Native American history and culture, and includeswriters, explorers, legislators, activists, and more.

Indian Tribes of North America with Biographical Sketches and Anecdotes of the Principal Chiefs,Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall. 3 vols. Edinburgh: John Grant,1933. E77.M135 1933 HAYDEN Reference

Volumes 1 and 2 contain biographical sketches of NativeAmerican chiefs, including colorportraits of many of them. Extensive notes follow each article. Volume 3 providesa history of the tribes of North America, and is illustrated with color portraits. Amap shows the various tribal areas. Each volume is indexed.

Indian Biography or An Historical Account of Those Individuals Who Have Been DistinguishedAmong the North American Natives as Orators, Warriors, Statesmen, and OtherRemarkable Characters, B. B. Thatcher, 1832. 2 vols. Reprint, Glorieta, NM: Rio Grande Press,1973. E89.T36 1973 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

The biographical sketches in this two-volume classiccover the history of Indian tribes to 1830, which marked the beginning of Indian policy of removalwest of the Mississippi.

5 Native American Women: A Biographical Dictionary, Gretchen M. Bataille, ed. New York:Garland Publishing, 1993. E98.W8 B38 1993 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference

Arranged alphabetically, the resource includes biographies of historic andcontemporary Indian women in both the United States and Canada. There are numerous bibliographical references.In addition, appendices list entries by area of specialization and by State/Province of birth. The bookis indexed.

Native North American Firsts, Karen Gayton Swisher and AnCita Benally. New York:Gale Research, Inc., 1998. E77.S96 1998 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

This book recognizes the contributions by Native Americans to this country and theworld in the areas of art, business and economics, education, government and tribal government, law and the judiciary, literature, military, religious life, sports, performing arts, and the sciences. There isa chronology, bibliographical references, and an index.

Native North American Literature: Biographical and Critical Informationon Native Writers and Orators from the United States and Canada from Historical Times to the Present: Janet Witalec, ed.New York: Gale Research Inc., 1994. PS508.15 N38 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference

In addition to biographical information, the book provides in-depth reviews and criticismand lists sources for further study. It includes tribe, genre, and title indexes.

Notable Native Americans, Sharon Malinowski and George H. J. Abrams. New York:Gale Research Inc., 1995. E89.N67 1995 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference

Entries provide in-depth biographical and bibliographical informatiorion a selection of both historical and contemporary figures who are recognized as notable by the Native American community andare collectively unavailable in any other single reference source. Thereare bibliographical reference sources and an index.

Who Was Who in Native American History: Indians and Non-Indians from EarlyContacts Through 1900, Carl Waldman. New York: Facts on File, 1990. E89.W35 1990 HAYDEN Reference, HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDENArizona Reference

The dictionary contains names of important people in Native American history in theUnited States and Canada. Alternate names and spellings are given. There is an appendix of AmericanIndians listed by tribal affiliation, and of non-Indians and their relevant contributions.

DICTIONARIES & ENCYCLOPEDIAS

American Indian Digest: Facts About Today's American Indians. Phoenix, AZ:Thunderbird Enterprises, 1995. E75.A5125 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

The book provides basic demographic and general facts about Indian tribesand reservations in the United . States.

6 American Indian: A Multimedia Encyclopedia. New York:Facts on File, 1995. E77.A43x CD-ROM HAYDEN Labriola Reference

Spanning a thousand years, from pre-European contact to the 20th century, this CD-ROM providesin- depth coverage of more than 150 tribes including all aspects of culture and social history. It includes250 color illustrations, 900 photographs from the NationalArchives, sound bites of American Indiansongs, over 1000 biographies, the full text of 18th and 19th century documents,maps, t;:nelines, and legends.

American Indians, Harvey Markowitz. 3 vols. Pasadena:Salem Press Inc., 1995. E76.2 A45 1995 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

Contains signed articles on a wide range of topics includingtribes, organizations, historicalevents, cultural traditions and contemporary issues. There isa bibliography and index.

Clowns & Tricksters: An Encyclopedia ofTradition and Culture, Kimberly A. Christen andSam. D. Gill. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 1998. HAYDEN Labriola Reference

Clowns and tricksters are found in religious myths,common folktales, and ritual celebrations. The clowns and tricksters in this collection are presented in their cultural context, including the mediathrough which they are presented and how theyare perceived.

Concise Dictionary of Indian Tribes of North America, Barbara A. Leitch. Algonac, MI: ReferencePublications, 1979. E76.2 L44 HAYDEN Reference

Here is a dictionary of North American Indian tribes thatalso includes a bibliography and index.

Concise Encyclopedia of the American Indian,Bruce Grant, ed. New York: Bonanza Books, 1989. E76.2 G73 1989 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

In addition to describing Native American tribes both past and present, the volume covers everythingfrom adobe to wickiup.

Dictionary of Daily Life of Indians of the Americas. 2 vols.Newport Beach, CA: American IndianPublishers. E54.5 D5x HAYDEN Labriola (1981), HAYDENReference (1980)

Contains signed articles by historians, anthropologists, and otherspecialists on important aspects of twentieth century activities including government policy, organizations, health, language, law,religion, and individual reservations. Excludedare biographical entries and aboriginal affairs in Canada.

Dictionary of Indian Tribes of the Americas. 4 vols.Newport Beach, CA: American Indian Publishers,1980. E54.5 D5x HAYDEN Reference

The dictionary covers tribalgroups in both North and South America. Entriescover location, economy, social and political structure, religion and history.

7 8 Dictionary of Native American Mythology, Sam D. Gill and Irene F. Sullivan. NewYork: Oxford University Press, 1994. E98.R3 G46 HAYDEN Labriola Reference (1994), HAYDEN Reference (1992)

The dictionary gives meaning to thousands of terms, and includes tribe, culturearea, cross references, and bibliographic references. There is an index by tribe.

Dictionary of Native American Literature, Andrew Wiget, ed. New York: GarlandPublishing, Inc., 1994. PM155.D53 1994 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference

Essays by some seventy contributors review and discuss oral literature, the NativeAmerican trickster stories, oratory, the historical emergence of Native American writing in boththe United States and Canada, theatre, contemporary authors, and autobiography. The book is fully indexed.

Encyclopedia of American Indian Costume, Josephine Paterek. New York: W. W. Norton& Company, 1996. E98.C8 P37 HAYDEN Labriola Reference (1996), HAYDEN Reference (1994)

Organized alphabetically, entries are mainly in the native language. Tribe and culturearea are given along with a brief description of the item, medicine, ceremony, etc. Includesmaps, index, numerous cross references, and bibliographic citations.

Encyclopedia of American Indian Wars, Doris Weatherford. Santa Barbara, CA:ABC-CLIO, 1998. E81.K44 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference

In approximately 450 entries spanning more than 400 years, thisresource documents the longest-running series of conflicts in the United States from the arrival of Columbus to the Battle ofWounded Knee.

Encyclopedia of Native American Healing, William S. Lyon. Santa Barbara, CA:ABC-CLIO, 1998. E98.M4 L96 1996 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference

The volume explores the various aspects of Native American healing found inNorth America, including Canadian and Inuit cultures. Entries include renowned healers, societies, and divisionsinto which healers were categorized; sacred objects employed in rituals; different types of healing ceremonies; plants used; symbolic motifs, and major concepts that form the healing tradition.

Encyclopedia of Native American Religions: An Introduction, by Arlene Hirschfelderand Paulette Molin, New York: Facts on File, 1992. E98.R3H73 1992 HAYDEN Arizona Reference, HAYDEN Labriola Reference,HAYDEN Reference

The encyclopedia is a comprehensive resource to the rich spiritual traditions andpractices of Native Americans in the United States and in Canada. There are over 1,200 entries, alphabeticallyarranged and fully cross-referenced. They include: religious practitioners; missionaries andbible translators; religious movements; court cases and legislation; American Indian religious freedom; peyote religion; burials,and more.

8 Encyclopedia of Native American Shamanism: Sacred Ceremonies of North America,William S. Lyon. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 1998. HAYDENLabriola,HAYDENReference

This volume focuses on "medicine" or sacred ceremonies conducted throughshamans. Entries include the names and purposes of medicine ceremonies, renowned shamans, techniques used by shamansto acquire and control the power of sacred ceremonies, technical terms used by anthropologists,biographies of anthropologists who research these ceremonies, cross-cultural symbolic motifs,plants and sacred paraphernalia, and more.

Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes, Carl L. Waldman. New York: Factson File, 1988. E76.2W35 1988 HAYDENLabriola Reference,HAYDENReference

The illustrated encyclopedia shows culture areas from Mesomerica to Canada andthe Arctic regions. It includes a glossary, subject index, and a bibliography. Much of the information in thisbook appears in the American Indian: A Multi-media Encyclopedia.

Encyclopedia of North American Indian Tribes, Bill Yenne. New York: Arch CapePress, 1986. E76.2 Y46 1986b HAYDENLabriola Reference

The richly illustrated book contains brief historic overview of tribes from Abitibito Zuni. Each lists linguistic group, principal subsistence, dwelling type, and geographic location.There is an index.

Encyclopedia of North American Indians, D. L. Birchfield, ed. 11 vols. New York:Marshall Cavendish Corporation, 1997. E76.2 E53 1997 HAYDENLabriola Reference

The editor explores the multitude of ways in which Native Peoples participate ina culturally diverse North America and continue to uphold their various traditions and maintain identity. Theset features alphabetically ordered entries on a range of subjects of contemporary and historicalsignificance. Some are: children; activism and resistance; food; sovereign governments; United States Indian policy;wars; treaties ceremonies; and more. There is an index.

Encyclopedia of World Cultures. 10 vols. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1991-1996. GN550.E53x HAYDENReference

North America, vol.1, Timothy J. O'Leary, David Levinson, eds. Oceania, vol. 2, Terence E. Hays, ed. South Asia, vol. 3, Paul Hockins, ed. Europe, vol. 4, Paul Hockings, ed. East and Southeast Asia, vol. 5, Paul Hockings, ed. Russia and Eurasia/China, vol. 6, Paul Friedrich and Norma Diamond, eds. South America, vol. 7, Johannes Wilbert, ed. Middle America and the Caribbean, vol. 8, James W. Dow, ed. Africa and the Middle East, vol. 9, John Middleton and Amal Rassam, eds. indexes, vol. it"), David Levinson, ed.

9 10 BEST COPYAVA Encyclopedia of North American Indians, Frederick E. Hoxie, ed. New York: HoughtonMifflin Company, 1996. E76.2 E53 1996 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference

Organized alphabetically with full index, the encyclopedia covers historical andcultural topics, gives brief historic and current information on tribes, and includes a number of biographies.

From Abenaki to Zuni: A Dictionary of Native American Tribes, Evelyn Wolfson.New York: Walker and Company, 1988. E76.2 W65 1988 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

The book lists 68 of the major Indian Tribes giving a brief history, meaning oftribal name, dwelling type, clothing, and subsistence.

Historical Dictionary of North American Archaeology, Edward B. Jellcs and JulietC. Jelks, eds. New York: Greenwood, 1988. E77.9 H57 1988 HAYDEN Reference

The dictionary contains more than 1800 entries on the major prehistoric cultures,archaeological sites, and artifact types in North America. Articles include sources and are signed by thecontributor. There is a bibliography and subject index.

Indian Dances of North America, Reginald and Gladys Laubin. Norman: Universityof Oklahoma Press, 1977. E98.D2 L28 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Stacks

In addition to describing numerous dances of Native North Americans in historicalcontext and their place within a specific culture, the authors discuss music and musical instruments, alongwith costuming and masks and paint. There are numerous color and black and white photographs.

Indian Terms of the Americas, Lotsee Patterson and Mary Ellen Snodgrass. Englewood,CO: Libraries Unlimited, Inc., 1994. E54.5 P47 1994 HAYDEN Labriola Reference The book contains a glossary of Indian terms for objects, methods of doing things,and names of significant people and events. It also includes words imposed by speakers of other languagesand gives pronunciation and cross references.

Native America in the Twentieth Century: An Encyclopedia, Mary B. Davis, ed. NewYork: Garland Publishing Inc., 1994. E76.2 N36 1994 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference, LAWIndian Law

The encyclopedia covers important aspects of Native American life in the UnitedStates during this century. Arranged alphabetically, it presents an overview articles on art, economic conditions,educational policy, government policy, health, language, law, public opinion, Red Power,religion, and reservations. Bibliographical citations are included. There may be articles on specific facetsof these broad subjects. It does not include Native affairs in Canada. There isa list of contributors and subjects; the book is fully indexed.

10 Native American Architecture, Peter Nabokov and Robert Easton. New York:Oxford University Press, E98.D9 N33 1989 HAYDEN 1989. Arizona, HAYDEN Labriola Reference,HAYDEN Stacks, ARCHITECTURE Stacks

The authors examine classic architectural styles of the AmericanIndian by culture discussing the raw materials, area. In addition to structural types, and building forms,the book provides diagrams community organization. Methods of of food storage are included. Thereis a comprehmlsive bibliography and a detailed index. The bookis highly illustrated.

Native American Ethnobotany, Daniel E. Moerman. Portland, OR:Timber Press, 1988 E98.B7 M66 1998 HAYDENLabriola, HAYDEN Stacks

Here is information on plant use by Native American people. Most of the3,923 plants listed North America. This work are native to documents plant use dating back to theearliest of times and passed through generations down as traditional knowledge, as well as innovationsin response to recent plant introductions. Organization is alphabetical by scientific name followed bycommon name and ethnobotanical information on use. There are plant usage and tribal indexesin addition to common name indexes. synonym and

Native Americans: The Indigenous People of North America, Colin F. Taylor,ed. Washington, D.C.: Institution, 1991. Smithsonian E77.N35x HAYDEN LabriolaReference

Arranged by cultureareas, the finely illustrated encyclopedia goes into depth about prehistoric andhistoric tribes and lists those thatare new extinct.Contains an index, bibliography, and and photographs. a list of color illustrations

Native Americans: The Indigenous People of North America, Colin F. Taylorand William C. Sturdevant,eds. New York: Smithrnark Publishers,1996. E77.N353 1996 HAYDENLabriola Reference, HAYDEN Stacks

Similar to the 1991 publicationlisted above, but with the addition of sections on myths and legendsand arts and crafts. Includesmaps but lacks the color photographs and illustrations. bibliography. There is an index and

Native Tribes of North America:A Concise Encyclopedia. Michael G. Johnson. 1993. London: Windrow & Greene, E76.2 J64 1993 HAYDENReference

The encyclopedia provides cultural, historical, and geographical informationfor 300 tribes in the United States and Canada. It includesmaps, photographs, and colored plates. Peoples of the World. North Americans: The Culture, Geographical Setting,and Historical Background of North American Peoples, Joyce 37 Moss and George Wilson.Detroit: Gale Research, 1991. E38.M67x 1991 HAYDENReference

Modern tribes are featured suchas the Hopi, Cheyenne, Apache, and the Anasazi and Moundbuilders more. Prehistoric groups including occupy a section on prehistoric cultures. Chaptersinclude maps, photographs, and bibliographies.There is a glossary of foreign terms, index. a general bibliography, and a subject

11 12 DIRECTORIES

1997-1998 Indian Country Address Book, John Crow, MarthaCrow, and Jack Sharp. Nyack, NY: Todd Publications, 1997. E76.2 I527x 1997 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

The directory lists thousands of addresses and telephone numbersfor associations, schools, BIA offices, social services, veterans organizations, welfare assistance,law enforcement, and more.

First Nations Tribal Directory, 3rd ed. Winnipeg,Man: Arrowfax, Inc., 1997. E545.F57x 1997 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

The book contains alphabetical listings of United States tribesand Canadian First Nationsgovernments, organizations, and programs. Also includedare business listings for both countries and the Northwest Territories.

Native American Directory. San Carlos, AZ: NationalNative American Cooperative, 1996. E76.2 N37 1996 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDENReference

There are lists of galleries, Indian stores and tradingposts, events, organizations, media outlets, tribal offices and reserves in the United States, Canada, and Alaska.

Native Americans Information Directory. Detroit: GaleResearch, Inc., 1993. E76.2 N38x 1993 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, LAW IndianLaw

Here is a guide to organizations, institutions,programs, publications, services, and other resources concerned with the indigenous peoples of the United States and Canada.

Reference Encyclopedia of the American Indian, Barry T.Klein. 8th ed. New York: Todd Publications,1997. E76.2 IC58 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDENReference

The resource is divided into four sections. The first lists addressesand phone numbers of organizations, associations, government agencies, reservations and tribal councils,museum and library locations, casinos, health services, schools and colleges and universities,financial aid sources and periodicals. Asecond section contains entries for Canada. Section three isa bibliography of in print books on Native Americans, while section four contains biographical sketches.

GENEALOGY

How to Enroll in an Indian Tribe, Heather Morningstar. Denver, CO: Arrowstar Publishing,1993. E98.G44 M67x HAYDEN Labriola Reference-

This book provides informationon enrolling in an Indian tribe.

12 13 How to Trace Your Native American Heritage [Videorecording] Dallas, TX:A Production of Rich-Heap Films, Inc., 1998. E98.G44 H68x 1998 VIDEO HAYDEN Labriola

The videorecording tells how to obtain a CDIB card (Certificate of Degreeof Indian Blood), how to obtain tribal membership, how and where to research the Dawes Rolls, and givesInternet sites to assist in the search.

Native American Genealogical Sourcebook, Paula K. Byers, ed. New York: GaleResearch, 1995. E98.G44 N37 1995 HAYDEN Labriola

The convenient guide includes all the information and steps requiredto begin genealogical research for one's Native American ancestry. In addition to historical data and practicalgenealogical advice, the Sourcebook lists information resources such as national, regional,state, and foreign organizations, and media. The volume is indexed by author, title, and organization.

Student's Guide to Native American Genealogy Barrie Kavasch. Phoenix,AZ: Oryx Press, 1996. E98.G44 109 1996 HAYDEN Labriola

The book provides information on prehistory and migration, culture history,tracing the family tree, how to use genealogical records and resources and where to fmd them, and how togo about documenting the information.

GUIDES & HANDBOOKS

American Indian: 1492- 1976.' A Chronology & Fact Book, 2nd ed., Henry C.Dennis, ed. Ethnic Chronology Series no. 1. Dobbs Ferry, NY: Oceana Publications, 1977. E77.D393 HAYDEN Labriola (1970), Reference (1976)

The book offers a chronology of events relating to Native Americans.

American Indian Law Desk Book; Nicholas J. Spaeth, Julie Wrend, and Clay Smith,eds. Niwot: University Press of Colorado, 1993. KF8205.A76 1993 HAYDEN Labriola, HAYDEN Stacks, LAW Indian Law

The western Attorneys General have tried to providea basic structure for analyzing Indian law issues that have most direct impact on federal, state, and tribal relationships.Topics covered include: Indian and reservation lands; criminal law; Indian Civil Rights Act; jurisdictional issues;hunting and fishing regulations; gaming; child welfare; and more.

American Indians: Answers to Today's Questions, Jack Utter. LakeAnn, MI: National Woodlands Publishing Company, 1993. E93.U985x 1993 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Stacks,LAW Indian Law

The book contains 115 common questions and answers covering a wide array of issues from citizenshipto voting. Another section contains a summary history of government policies regarding American Indians. The principal goal of the book is to fosternew perceptions to bring America's image of Native peopleout of the 19th century.

13 14 America's Ancient Treasures: A Guide to Archaeological Sites and Museums in theUnited States and Canada, Franklin Folsom. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1993. E56.F64 1993 HAYDEN Labriola, HAYDEN Reference

The illustrated guide lists museums, exhibits, and archaeological sites in theUnited States and Canada. It is divided by region, then state or province. Entries include: description ofthe sites or collections; addresses; and phone numbers. It is indexed.

Chronicle of the Indian Wars: From Colonial Times to Wounded Knee, Alan Axelrod.New York: Prentiss Hall, 1993. E81.A9 1993 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Stacks

Beginning in the late 15th century, the book deals with warfare between Indiansand whites in the continental United States. There is a detailed chronology, a bibliography, andan index.

Chronology of the American Indian: A Guide to Native Peoples of the WesternHemisphere 25,000 B.C. to 1994. Newport Beach, CA: American Indian Publishers, Inc., 1994. E58.C49 1994 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

The chronology provides an overview of some of the major events from pre-Columbianand post Columbian periods in the Americas.

George Catlin: The Printed Works. CD-ROM. Cincinnati, OH: University of CincinnatiDigital Press, 1998. ND237.C35G4x 1998 HAYDEN Stacks, HAYDEN Labriola Reference

The unique two-volume set is a research tool providing high resolution imagesindividually catalogued in a searchable database. Images are linked to the complete texts anda map of the image sites. A comprehensive index is linked to the texts and an extensive Catlin bibliography thatincludes links to the world Wide Web sites.

Handbook of North American Indians. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution. HAYDEN Arizona Reference (vols. 9, 10), HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Reference, HAYDEN US Documents

Published volumes: History of Indian-White Relations, vol. 4, 1988 Arctic, vol. 5, 1984 Subarctic, vol. 6, 1981 Northwest Coast, vol. 7, 1990 California, vol. 8, 1978 Southwest, vols. 9-10, 1979, 1983 Great Basin, vol. 11, 1986 Plateau, vol. 12, 1998 Northeast. vol. 15, 1978 Language, vol. 7, 1996

The books contain in-depth articles by expertson tribal groups in specific geographic areas. Thesecover prehistory and history; political, social and economic organization;ceremonial system; education; environment; clothing; the arts; synonymy, andmore. The book is illustrated, contains numerousmaps, and has an extensive bibliography.

14 15 Indian Reservations: A State and Federal Handbook, compiled by Confederation ofAmerican Indians. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 1986. E93.I3828 1986 HAYDEN Reference, LAWIndian Law

The guide provides data on tribal Indian lands and the reservations. It lists landstatus, tribal history, tribal economy, population, and transportation data. The reference isorganized by state and reservations. Indians of North America, 2nd ed., Harold E. Driver. Chicago: The University ofChicago Press, 1969. E58.D69 1969 HAYDEN LabriolaReference, HAYDEN Stacks, LAW Indian Law

The book surveys and contrasts and compares language, subsistence patterns, housing andarchitecture, clothing, art, music and dance, marriage and family, kin groups, property, ceremonies,life cycles, war, education, religion and other cultureelements in North American Indian tribes.

Indians of North America: Methods and Sources for Library Research, Marilyn Haas.Hamden, CT: Library Professional Publications, 1993. E77.H13x 1983 HAYDEN Reference, LAWReference

Here is a good guide for the beginning researcher. There is an annotated bibliographyof topics and a bibliography on individual tribes. It containsnotes and is indexed.

Native America: Portrait of thePeoples, Duane Champagne. Detroit: Visible InkPress, 1994. E76.2 N4312x HAYDEN LabriolaReference

The author discusses Native peoples of Canada and the United States accordingto culture areas. In addition, there are valuable chapters on language, religion, health, the arts, literature, and media.The book is illustrated withan index.

Native American History: A Chronology of the Vast Achievements of a Culture andtheir Links to World Events, Judith Nies. New York: BallantineBooks, 1996. E77.N56 1996 HAYDEN Reference

The reference, using a time-line format,summarizes pivotal events from Native history. American history andpre-

Native North American Almanac: A Reference Work on Native North Americansin the United States and Canada, Duane Champagne, ed. Detroit:Gale Research Inc., 1994. E76.2 N43x no. 1 1994 HAYDENLabriola Reference, E77.N36 LAW

The book provides historical and contemporary information about the Native peoplesof North America. There are seventeen chapters written by 58 scholars who have covereda variety of topics including language, law, legislation, arts, education, literature, health, media,economy, education, and more. Native Time: A Historical Time Line of Native America, Lee Francis. New York:St. Martin's Press, 1996. E98.C55 F73 1996 HAYDENLabriola, HAYDEN Reference

Here is a historical time-line of Native America, from 200,000 B.C.E.to the present. The scope of the chronology discusses history,literature, art, and philosophy of the native some 100 photographs. population. Illustrations include

151 6 North American Indian: Complete Portfolios, Edward S. Curtis. New York:Taschen, 1997. E77.C8x 1997 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, E77.5 E39x 1989 LabriolaVIDEO

The photographs are reproduced from Curtis' twenty portfolios andencyclopedic volumes of the work, The North American Indian, which was published between 1907 and1930.

Sacred Ways of Knowledge, Sources of Life, Peggy V. Beck and Anna LeeWalters. Tsaile, AZ: Navajo Community College, 1992. E59.R38 B43x 1990 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

The book contains 14 chapters in which the authors emphasize traditionalcharacteristics of sacred ways in North America. These include ritual drama and prayer, Shamanism andthe world of spirits, girls puberty ceremonies, peyotism, sacred fools, clowns, and more. There isa bibliography, a list of films that supplement the text, a glossary, and an index.

Smithsonian Book ofNorth American Indians Before the Coming of theEuropeans, Philip Kopper. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Books, 1986. E77.9 S54 1986 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Stacks

The author recounts the prehistory of Indian tribes in the Americasand describes material culture.

St. James Guide to Native North American Artists, Roger Matuz, ed.Detroit: St. James Press, 1998. E98.A7 S8 1998 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

Over 350 artists were selected to represent a broadrange of art forms, and who have achieved significant attention in the art community. Entries are arranged alphabetically andinclude a list of exhibitions, publications, and biographical information.

Teaching American Indian Students, Jon Reyhner, ed. Norman: Universityof Oklahoma Press, 1992. E97.T37 1992 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Stacks

Eighteen noted educators have contributed essays dealing with multicultural education, instruction and curriculum, language development, reading and literature, and teaching incontent areas. The goal is to improve the education and promote retention of American Indian students.

INDEXES & ABSTRACTS

Abstracts in Anthropology. (Quarterly) Farmington, NY: BaywoodPress, 1970- GNI.A14x HAYDEN Reference

Included are books, articles, and conferencepapers. The source is divided into four sections: archaeology; cultural anthropology; linguistics; and physical anthropology. Thevolume contains both subject and author indexes.

16 17 Anthropological Index to Current Periodicals in theLibrary of the Museum of Mankind Libraryincorporating the former Royal Anthropological Institute Library) London:Royal Anthropological Institute,1977-1993. GN1.I6 HAYDEN Reference

The Quarterly provides an index to periodical articles fromthe 750 journals received in thelibrary of the Museum of Mankind (British Museum, Department of Ethnography).It covers both physical and cultural anthropology, archaeology, ethnography, and linguistics. Theindex is arranged by geographic region; recent years contain a subject index.

Anthropological Index Online. London: Royal AnthropologicalInstitute, 1970-1998- ONLINE ACCESS

Anthropological Index is the online electronic version of AnthropologicalIndex to Current Periodicals in the Museum of Mankind Library. It includes: physical andcultural anthropology; archaeology; ethnography; and linguistics. New data being added will beonly available online.

Anthropological Literature. (Quarterly) Plesasantville,NY: Redgrave, 1979- GNI.A64x HAYDEN Reference, ONLINE ACCESS

Citations are arranged by author in fourareas: archaeology; biological/physical anthropology; cultural/social anthropology; and linguistics. Each issue hasa subject and author index. Anthropological Literature was published on microfiche from 1984-1988. These fiche are located in the Referencealcove in the microforms drawer.

Catalog of the Library of the Peabody Museum ofArchaeology and Ethnology. Boston: G. K.Hall, 1963. Subject and author series. CC65.H363x HAYDEN Reference

This catalog covers general and physical anthropology, ethnology, and prehistoric archaeology.The citations include books, manuscripts, catalogs, and articles.As a whole, this catalog isa good starting point for background research.

Ethnic News Watch [Computer file] ONLINE ACCESS

Ethnic News Watch provides full text access to newspapers and magazines of the ethnic andminority press. Numerous Native American publications are included: Char-Coosta News (Montana); CherokeeAdvocate (Oklahoma); The Circle (Minnesota); The Citizen (Illinois);Fort Apache Scout (Arizona); IndianCountry Today (South Dakota); Native Nevadan; Navajo Nation Today (Arizona); Seminole Tribune(Florida); Sho- Ban News (Idaho); Tundra Times (Alaska); WindRiver News (Wyoming); andmore.

Human Relations Area Files. AnnArbor: University Microfilms International, 1968-1989. HAYDEN Microforms Fiche 4x6 HRAF

The Human Relations Area files cover over 360 cultures of the world, past, andpresent. The file collection of ethnography provides raw data for cultural and interdisciplinary studies. The datahas been collected from books, articles, and manuscripts classifiedinto over 710 subject categories.

17 18 eHRAF Collection of Ethnography, Human Relations Area Files,Inc., 1997. ONLINE ACCESS

Microfiche reproduction ended in 1991 with installment 42. Currently,all new material as well as retrospective conversion and updating of existing material is to be releasedelectronically on CD-ROM or through the WWW.eHRAF, which now includes instalments 43-46.EHRAF is indexed by culture and subject.

Social Sciences Citation Index. (Quarterly) Philadelphia: Institute forScientific Information, 1966- Hl.S618x HAYDEN Reference, ONLINE ACCESS

This index contains five year cumulations (1966-1970, 1971-1975,1976-1980, 1981-1985) supplemented by annual cumulations. To use, start with the Permuterm SubjectIndex and look up the subject. The list will give a series of names and numbers. From there,go to the Source Index and look up the chosen author. The Source Index has the article title, journal title, volume,and date. For abbreviations, refer to the front of the index. If the author is known,go directly to the Source Index. The onlineaccess is faster and easier to use than the print version. It allowsa search for articles by subject term authorname, journal title, or author affiliation.Searches can also be make for a specified authoror article.

Social Sciences Index. (Quarterly) New York: H. W. Wilson, 1974- A13.S6x HAYDEN Reference

The work is arranged by subject and author. Search under "Indians ofNorth America" and check possible cross-references.

Sociological Abstracts. San Diego: Sociological Abstracts, 1953/54- 5year with annual cumulations. HM1.S67 HAYDEN Reference and Sociofile CD-ROM networkdatabase.

This is an index to articles in sociology and related journals and theproceedings of sociological conferences. Research articles are indexed by author, subject, andjournals source. Full citations with abstracts are referred to and arranged by abstract numbers. Each issuecontains a table of contents arranged by broad subject categories.

MIDDLE & SOUTH AMERICA

Ethnographic Bibliography of South America, Timothy J. O'Leary.New Haven: Human Relations Area Files, 1963/1978 F2229.04x 1978 HAYDEN Reference

Using the Human Relations Area Files classificationsystem, the book covers all the groups in south America by name. There is a key to abbreviations,maps of each area, and a tribal index.

Handbook of Middle American Indians, RobertWauchope, ed. 16 vols. Austin: University ofTexas Press, 1964- 1976. FI434.1i3 HAYDEN Reference

Each volume of this series covers'a different aspect of MiddleAmerica. Volumes 12-15 give the ethnohistorical sources, while volume 16 providessources cited and artifact illustrations. There isa supplemental volume on colonial ethnohistory.

18 19 Handbook of South American Indians, Julian H. Steward, ed. 7 vols. Washington, DC: SmithsonianInstitution, 1946. E51.U6 HAYDEN Reference, HAYDEN USDocuments

The book contains articles on South American Indian groups and culture areas. In additionthere are ethnographies and archaeological information. Includedare maps, illustrations, and index.

Indians of South America: A Bibliography. Thomas L. Welch. Washington, DC: ColumbusMemorial Library, Organization of American States, 1987. F2229.W45x HAYDEN Reference

The book contains five subject divisions: General Works; Topical Works; Specific Regions;Peoples; and Specific Languages and Dialects. There isa table of contents and subject index.

STATISTICS

American Indians: The First of This Land, C. Matthew Snipp. New York: Russell SagreFoundation, 1989. E98.C3S65 1989 HAYDEN Stacks, HAYDEN LabriolaReference, LAW Indian Law

The goal of this book is to providea definite, accurate, and comprehensive picture of theU. S. Population in the 1980s. It covers housing, occupation and labor force, migration, language and education,family and household structure, population estimates, and requirementsfor federally recognized tribes. Thereis a bibliography and an index.

Facts of Life, George Russell. (Phoenix,AZ: Russell Publications, 1998). E93.R87x 1997 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

The Indianology 101 handbook providesan insight into the complex demographics of Indian population, tribes and reservations.

Nations Within a Nation: Historical Statistics of American Indians, Paul Stuart. New York:Greenwood, 1987. E77.S924 1987 HAYDEN Reference, HAYDENLabriola, LAW Reference

The book contains statistics on demography, employment, health care, and more. Thestatistics deal mainly with the twentieth century.

Reservation Roster, and Map of Indian Country, George Russell. Phoenix, AZ: RussellPublications, 1998. HAYDEN Labriola Reference

The Roster lists the size and population of eachreservation shown on the abovemap. Statistical Record of Native North Americans, Marlita A. Reddy. Detroit: Gale Research,1993, 1995. E98.P76 S73 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, HAYDEN Journals, HAYDEN Reference,US Documents Reference

The volumes each contain over 1500 pages of statistics on Native Americans in boththe United States and Canada, including population history, demographics, the family, education, culture andtradition, health and health care, social and economic conditions, business and industry, land andwater management, and law and law enforcement. It is indexed bysubject and by tribe.

19 20 Statistics of Indian Tribes, Agencies, and Schools. Millwood, NY:Kraus Reprint Co., 1976. Reprint ofthe 1903 edition. E97.5 U593 1976 HAYDEN Labriola

The book is a valuable source for those studying boardingschools. It gives detailed descriptionof the various buildings and cost of building,some history of the school, its location and howto get there, and more.

Tiller's Guide to Indian Country: Economic Profiles of American Indian Reservations, Veronica E.Velarde Tiller. Albuquerque, NM: BowArrrow Publishing, 1996. E93.T55 1996 HAYDEN Labriola Reference, LAW IndianLaw

The book is arranged alphabetically by state and lists the Federalreservations within each. In additionto giving addresses of each tribe, thereare statistics for size of reservation, population, income, andmore. Brief entries describe climate, culture, government,economy, infrastructure, community facilities, and health care.

TRAVEL GUIDES

Discover Native America: Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah,Tish Minear and Janet Limon. NewYork: Hippocrene Books, 1995. E78.S7 M57 1995 HAYDEN Arizona Reference, HAYDENLabriola Reference, HAYDEN Stacks

In addition to providing advice for visitors travelingto Indian reservations in the West, the book locates and describes museums, archaeological sites, state and National parks, and the various Indianreservations.

Guide to America's Indians: Ceremonials, Reservations and Museums, Norman: University of OklahomaPress, 1974. E76.2 37 HAYDEN Reference

The book offers a good introduction to the North American tribesand their arts and crafts. It lists reservations, museums, campgrounds, and givesa calendar of Indian events. There aremaps of tribal and culture areas.

Indian America: A Traveler's Companion, Eagle Walking Turtle. Santa Fe, NM: J. Muir Publications;NewYork, NY: Distributed by Norton, 1989. E77.E117 1989 HAYDEN Arizona, HAYDENReference

The directory lists reservations alphabetically bystate for 36 states. Entries include: addresses; phone numbers; and descriptions.Cross references and a subject index are included.

Native America. Insight Guides, JohnGattuso, ed.Singapore: APA Publications (HK), 1993. E77.N34Xx 1993 HAYDEN Labriola Reference

The book guides tourists to Indian reservations, historic sites, festivals and ceremonies throughoutthe United States. It provides information on lodging, communications, tribal addresses,tour operators, calendar of events, and adviceon manners in Indian country.

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21 North American Indian Landmarks: A Traveler's Guide, George Cantor. Washington, DC: VisibleInk, 1993. E77.C26 1993b HAYDEN Labriola Reference,HAYDEN Arizona Reference

Organized geographically, the book contains descriptive information on archaeologicalsites, restored villages, museums, interpretive centers and national parks and monuments in the UnitedStates. There is a chronology, a glossary, and an index.

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22 Subject Guide Index

The following index is intended as a brief guide to reference publications in the Labriola Center andthe University Libraries. Please note that the index does not cover topics contained in encyclopedias and bibliographies.One can expect to fmd an overview of every possible tribe and topic in thosevolumes.

American Indian Studies: 2, 3, 15, 16, 20 Indexes & abstracts: 13-16 Anthropology: 16, 17, 18 Archaeology: 4, 10, 14, 17, 20 Language: 10, 14 Architecture: 11 Law: 13, 4 Arctic peoples: 2, 14 Legends: 4, 8 Art & Artists: 3, 5, 14, 16 Literature: 6, 8 Atlases: 1-2 Autobiography: 2 Maps: 1, 2, 4 Middle American tribes: 18 Bibliographies: 2-4 MuseumS: 20 Biographies: 4-6 Mythology: 4, 8

California tribes: 14 Navajo Tribe: 2 Canadian tribes: 3 Newspapers: 2, 17 Catlin, George (CD-ROM): 14 Northeastern tribes: 14 Ceremonies: 9, 10, 20 Northwest Coast tribes: 14 Chronology: 2, 13, 14, 15 Clothing: 8 Oral literature: 5, 8 Curtis, Edward (video): 16 Periodicals: 2, 12 Dances: 10 Photographs: 4, 16 Dictionaries: 6-11 Plateau tribes: 14 Directories: 12 Population 19 Prehistoric tribes: 4, 16, 20 Economic profiles: 20 Education: 16 Religion/world view: 8, 16 Encyclopedias: 6-11 Reservations: I, 6, 10, 15, 19 Ethnobotany: 11 Ethnology: 17, 18 Schools & boarding schools: 1, 20 Shamanism: 8, 9 Folklore: 4, 8 South American tribes: 18, 19 Southwestern tribes: 14 Genealogy: 12-13 Statistics: 19-20 Government Relations: I, 13, 14 Great Basin tribes: 14 Travel: 20-21 Guides: 13-16 Tricksters: 7

Handbooks: 13-16 Wars: I, 2, 8, 14 Healers & Healing: 8 Women: 2, 4, 6 History: 4, 14 Hopi Indians: 3

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