Anthropology & Sociology from High Desert Books

This book examines social aspects of Native American tribes East of the Mississippi River.

There is a former owner's name on the front endsheet.

This book tells the story of the Wind River Reservation, the Native Americans who inhabit it, and the struggle for the preservation of its natural resources.

This book gives a history of Native American press, of how it functioned within native communtities and of how it was opposed by non-native press and government.

This book is autographed by the author, Calvin Horn. There is a former owner's name inside.

There is a former owner's name inside.

There is a former owner's name on the front endsheet.

There is a former owner's bookplate inside.

This book examines the increased hardships faced by Native Americans during the Revolutionary War.

This book examines the resource crisis facing the Navajo People as a microcosm of that same crisis facing the entire world.

There is a former owner's name on the front endsheet.

There is a former owner's name on the front endsheet.

This book explores the struggle of the Metis people against the European incursion.

This book contains a collection of 20 essays.

This book gives a history of deep and violent division among the Mohawk People.

This book is an insight into the civilization of the Zuni Indians of New Mexico.

This is a reprint - facsimile of the original 1914 Edition.

This book contains a collection of documentsfrom the period 1847 to 1865 in which are described some of the things that happenedto some of the Indians in California.

This book analyzes the Native American belief in Wetiko, a virus of the mind affecting both individuals and the planet as a whole.

There are notations on the endsheets of a former school ownership. The book is illustrated with black & white photos and fold out maps.