CP 864 - INDIAN GIVERS  New!

By Jack Weatherford

The discovery and conquest of the New World changed the Old World forever. This book examines the many contributions that Native Americans made to reshape the world.From topics such as economy to diet to the concept of personal freedom. 288 pages, paperback.  Jack Weatherford is an anthropologist at Macalaster College in St. Paul, Minn. His most recent book is "Indian Givers" is a must read.  $ 15.95 + s/h

WH - 3287-9 THE SPIRIT OF INDIAN WOMEN

Edited by Judith Fitzgerald & Michael Fitzgerald
The companion book to Indian Spirit, this book is a compilation of the contributions of many Indian women to the religion, values, governance, education and arts of their tribes. Over 100 historical photos of women from various tribes. 155pp, photos. Paper: $ 15.95 + s/h

WH-3228-3 INDIAN SPIRIT

Edited by Michael Fitzgerald

A compilation of 100 historical photographs and eloquent words of Native American leaders. Although there is no longer any way to experience the people and lifeways of the Plains Indians firsthand, we can still approach them through the best photographs and quotes that recall to us the spirit of those times. Indian Spirit achieves precisely that. The pages of Indian Spirit open to us a world of honesty, generosity, self-mastery, courage in the face of adversity, nobility of soul, and of constant living awareness of the Creator in creation." The photos and words are taken from a wide variety of tribes from the Great Plains, but the single message that they express is clear: the olden-day Indians and their way of life were imbued with the presence of the Great Spirit. These photos and words combine to communicate that presence to us, powerfully but with immense grace and dignity. 133pp, photos. Paper: ISBN: 0941532283 $13.95

CP504-  ANIMAL-SPEAK

By Ted Andrews
Animal-Speak helps you meet and work with animals as totems and spirits-by learning the language of their behaviors within the physical world. It provides techniques for reading signs and omens in nature so you can open to higher perceptions and even prophecy. It reveals the hidden, mythical and realistic roles of 45 animals, 60 birds, 8 insects, and 6 reptiles. 7"x10", illus, photos. 

$ 21.95

CP559-  WALKING ON THE WIND
By Michael Garrett

Using storytelling, Michael Garrett inspires us to discover our own unique Medicine. These traditional Cherokee teachings passed down by Michael's great-grandfather instruct us that all things are connected, have purpose, and are worthy of respect and reverence.  204 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, paperback. $ 15.95

CP709-  LIES MY TEACHER TOLD ME 

By James W. Loewin
This book goes beyond recounting fallacies of history and correcting American image: it surveys social issues  misreported, ideas misrepresented, and encourages students of history to think about not only the facts, but the reporting which embellishes and colors their presentation. An invaluable guide for the reader. Paperback, 383pp; .74" x 9.22" x 6.23" $ 16.95

OS080696-  SYMBOLS OF NATIVE AMERICA 

By Heike Owusu and Debbie Patterson
Native Americans displayed a magnificent variety of carved, sewn, and painted symbols on almost all their everyday and ornamental articles--pottery, clothing, masks, shields, and totems. 1,000 illustrations show the fascinating origins and meanings of signs, including the simplest--lines, circles, curves from a variety of tribes and depict bonds with nature, rituals, and legends that convey heroism and wisdom.  5 5/8 X 7 1/2. 150 b/w illus. $ 14.95

OS08958-  AS LONG AS THE WATERS FLOW
By Frye Gaillard and Carolyn DeMeritt

They are still the forgotten people of America, their victories little noticed, their problems overshadowed by the larger groups around them. But the Native American tribes of the South and the East are writing new chapters in their people's history, and in that history every tribe is different. Each has its own story, its own intermingling of triumph and struggle and difficult problems that remain to be solved. This book is a collection of these stories, a record of a great coming together, ancient enemies who are finding common ground. The histories, current status, and future aspirations. They are still the forgotten people of America, but the Native American tribes of the South and the East are writing new chapters in their people's history, and in that history every tribe is different. Each has its own story, its own intermingling of triumph and struggle and difficult problems that remain to be solved. Hard Bound, 236 pp, 60 duotones. $ 24.95

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