Indians of the Southwest [Trade Paperback] Bertha P. Dutton, Editor

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Explore the cultural richness of the American Southwest with “Indians of the Southwest,” edited by Bertha P. Dutton. Published in 1961 by the Southwestern Association on Indian Affairs, this pocket handbook delves into the history, arts, and ceremonies of indigenous tribes like the Apache and Navajo. Featuring cover art by Allan Houser, it provides a vivid portrayal of Native American traditions. The book is in fair condition, with a worn cover but intact binding, and is free from inscriptions and library markings. Ideal for enthusiasts of indigenous studies and cultural history.

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“Indians of the Southwest,” edited by Bertha P. Dutton, offers a comprehensive exploration of the rich cultural tapestry of Native American tribes in the American Southwest. Published by the Southwestern Association on Indian Affairs in 1961, this pocket handbook serves as an authoritative guide to the history, arts, and ceremonies of the region’s indigenous peoples. With detailed sections on the Apache and Navajo tribes, this book provides insights into traditional crafts, ceremonial practices, and the evolving lifestyle of these communities. Illustrated by Allan Houser, the cover art captures the dynamic spirit of the Gahan Dance of the Apache Indians. This volume is an essential resource for anyone interested in understanding the vibrant heritage and ongoing traditions of Southwest Native American tribes.

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Author

Bertha P. Dutton, Editor

Binding

Trade Paperback

Publisher

Southwestern Association on Indian Affairs

Condition

Acceptable

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