Name/Title
America's Fascinating Indian HeritageEntry/Object ID
2009.3.74Description
America's Fascinating Indian Heritage is about the Indians who lived over all of North America from the Arctic to subtropical Mexico. Covered is their moving into new and unknown territory and adapting to that region. With their crude tools of stone, wood, bone, and copper, primitive looms, and simple kilns, the Indians produced everything from totem poles and carved ivory decorations to magnificent pottery, basketry, blankets, and hundreds of other artifacts that are treasured by today's museums and collectors. The book is divided into sections: The Northeast an Great Lakes; The Southwest; The Great Plains; Great Basin, California, Plateau; Northwest Coast; The Subarctic; and Arctic. This book is from the Don Reynolds collection.
416/Hardbound/Illustrations/Maps /PhotographsCollection
Don and Maudie Reynolds CollectionLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
BookNomenclature Sub-Class
Other DocumentsNomenclature Class
Documentary ObjectsNomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication ObjectsLOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Baskets, Pottery, History, Totem poles, WeavingSearch Terms
Rituals, Eskimo, Native American, North American, Area Cultures, ArtifactsBook Details
Author
Maxwell, James A., EditorPlace Published
City
PleasantvilleState/Province
New YorkDate Published
1978Call No.
Ethnology MAISBN
0-89577-019-9LCCN
78-55614Notes
Copy No.: 1Condition
Overall Condition
Excellent