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The Smithsonian book of North American Indians
Philip Kopper

The Smithsonian book of North American Indians

before the coming of the Europeans

Smithsonian Books ; New York (Oct 1986)
9780810915107
| Hardcover
288 pages | 221 x 290 mm
$ 45.00 | Value: $ 45.00
Dewey 970.01
LC Classification E77.9 .S54 1986
LC Control No. 86020239

Subject

  • Indians Of North America
  • Indians Of North America Antiquities
  • Indians Of North America Social Life And Customs
  • Indians Of North America/ Antiquities
  • Indians Of North America/ Social Life And Customs

Plot

A team of archeologists from the Smithsonian and other institutions recently unearthed information about pre-Columbian America. Based on their findings, this book reconstructs the life of the Indians of North America who filled earth, sea and sky with a "pantheon of spirits before the Bronze Age even dawned half a world away." Their diverse cultures, varied and complex languages, and environments from the first migrations to the end of the 15th century are brought to life as never before. The reader learns about Indian life before contact with Europeans changed them forever, through disease, war, technology, assimilation, and displacement. ISBN 0-8109-1510-3 (Abrams): $35.00 (For use only in the library).

Personal

Location B14-Nonfiction/History
Index 3925
Added Date Aug 08, 2017 01:26:25
Modified Date Sep 09, 2022 02:21:56

Value

Retail Price $ 45.00
Value $ 45.00