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NAT I VE AMER I CAN L I FE
When studying the indigenous peoples of North, Central, & South America,
it is important to understand that Native American cultures are highly diverse.
With more than 500 Native American nations & 300 different language groups,
there are few universal characteristics that apply across tribal boundaries.
Traditions, ceremonies, sports, games, dance, subsistence patterns, clothing,
and religion often differed greatly from tribe to tribe. The Native American
Life series has been written to dispel many of the myths and stereotypes
about Native American history and traditions, and to provide a more accurate
and encompassing journey into the world of Native Americans.
Set ISBN
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978-1-4222-2963-7
Hardcover Set Price
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$399.00
$299.25 (S&L)
Hardcover List Price
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26.60
19.95 (S&L)
Multi-User eBook List Price
........
33.27
24.95 (S&L)
Trim Size: 6
1
/
2
x 9
1
/
4
• 64 pages • Full color
Library bound • Ages: 10 & up
Europeans and Native Americans .....................-2964-4 -8851-1
Homes of the Native Americans........................-2965-1 -8852-8
Hunting With the Native Americans...................-2966-8 -8853-5
Native American Confederacies ........................-2967-5 -8854-2
Native American Cooking .................................-2968-2 -8855-9
Native American Family Life .............................-2969-9 -8856-6
Native American Festivals & Ceremonies ..........-2970-5 -8857-3
Native American Horsemanship ........................-2971-2 -8858-0
Native American Languages .............................-2972-9 -8859-7
Native American Medicine................................-2973-6 -8860-3
Native American Religions................................-2974-3 -8861-0
Native American Rivalries.................................-2975-0 -8862-7
Native American Sports & Games .....................-2976-7 -8863-4
Native American Tools and Weapons.................-2977-4 -8864-1
What the Native Americans Wore......................-2978-1 -8865-8
HBK ISBN E-ISBN
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The use of many inserts, sidebars,
color photos & drawings mixed with a
moderate amount of text helps give the
book an appealing, reader-friendly
appearance.
— Children’s Literature
Series Consultant:
Dr. Troy Johnson, Professor of History
and American Indian Studies California State University.
Dr. Johnson is chairman of the American Indian Studies program
at California State University, Long Beach, California. He is an interna-
tionally published author and is the author, co-author, or editor of
twenty books, including
Wisdom Spirits: American Indian Prophets
,
Re-
vitalization Movements, and Cultural Survival
(University of Nebraska
Press, 2012);
The Indians of Eastern Texas & The Fredonia Revolution
of 1828
(Edwin Mellen Press, 2011); and
The American Indian Red
Power Movement: Alcatraz to Wounded Knee
(University of Nebraska
Press, 2008).
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