Tecumseh: Vision of Glory by Tucker 1973 Reprint Hardcover
The product is a hardcover reprint of the book “Tecumseh: Vision of Glory” by Glenn Tucker, published in 1973 by Russell & Russell Publishers. The book, weighing 1 pound, contains 399 pages and is written in English. It features maps and focuses on the topic of Native Americans. This historical and informative book offers readers a comprehensive vision of the life and legacy of Tecumseh, shedding light on significant aspects of American history. Box31
Illustrated Encyclopedia of Native American Mounds & Earthworks—3rd- New, Signed
The sacred sites and enormous earthworks associated with them are one of the most unappreciated archaeological treasures in the world. Sites are arranged alphabetically by state and include: Archaic sites, Adena culture sites, Hopewell earthworks and mounds, and Mississippian sites.
RICHARD SHATKA BEAR-STEP Kos-Soo-Kah & Tee Hee Neh HB Dick Spencer 1947 SIGNED
RICHARD SHATKA BEAR-STEP. Kos-Soo-Kah & Tee Hee Neh. (Dick Spencer: Inglewood, CA, 1947). First printing. Signed by author.
NATIVE AMERICAN BOOK LOT / 10 CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOK / HC / MULTIPLE TITLES
THE MAGIC HUMMINGBIRD – A HOPI FOLK TALE – COLLECTED AND TRANSLATED BY EKKEHART MALOTKI – INCLUDES DUST JACKET. DREAM WOLF – BY PAUL GOBLE. CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS. THE STORY OF THE TOTEM POLE – BY RUTH BRINDZE – INCLUDES DUST JACKET.
Lot of 7 Teacher Created Materials Thematic Units Penguins, Weather, Food & more
The “Native Americans, Creepy Crawlers, Penguins, My Country, Food, Our Environment, and Weather ” Thematic Unit Teacher Resource Books by Leigh Severson is a vintage paperback book published by Teacher Created Materials in 1991. These nonfiction activity books, intended for ages 4-8, offers 80 pages of history and historical information about various topics. It is part of a series of thematic units and features a stapled binding. These books provide a comprehensive and educational resource for teaching about many interesting subjects.
Portraits from North American Indian Life HC DJ By Edward S. Curtis 1972
“Portraits from North American Indian Life” is a vintage hardcover book published in 1972 by Castle Books. Written by Edward S. Curtis, this nonfiction book explores the topic of Native Americans in the United States. The book features full page photo illustrations and a dust jacket, with a total of 176 pages. At 12 inches in length, 9 inches in height, and 1 inch in width, this book is a valuable addition to any adult’s collection, offering a glimpse into the rich culture and history of North American Indians. Slightly discolored from age. Tight spine and unmarked. Remarkable stunning photos. Fast free shipping.
Whites among the Cherokees
This book tells the fascinating story of how white settlers integrated themselves among the Cherokee people in the early 19th century. Published in 1987, “Whites among the Cherokees” is a hardcover book written in English by Mary S. Warren and published by Heritage Papers. The book covers topics such as Southern history, Cherokee culture, Georgia history, and Native American relations. It offers a unique perspective on the interactions between Native Americans and European settlers during the period of westward expansion. Whether you are a history buff, a student of Native American studies, or simply interested in a captivating read, “Whites among the Cherokees” is sure to be a valuable addition to your library. ISBN does not match this text.
The World of the American Indian, 1974 National Geographic Society HC 400 pages
448 Illustrations, 362 of which are in color!! Anyone familiar with National Geographic knows how great their photography is and this book is loaded with it. The good and the bad of our nation’s history regarding Native Americans is well documented. A great research tool for students. Many different tribes are detailed. Very informative with tons of photos. 1974 printed. Cool Native American pattern on the cover. All pages are in great shape.
Illustrated Encyclopedia of Native American Mounds & Earthworks—3rd Edition- New
The sacred sites and enormous earthworks associated with them are one of the most unappreciated archaeological treasures in the world. Sites are arranged alphabetically by state and include: Archaic sites, Adena culture sites, Hopewell earthworks and mounds, and Mississippian sites.