Atlas of the North American IndianInfobase Publishing, 2009 - 450 pages A comprehensive exploration of Native American tribes and civilizations of the United States and Canada throughout history, and provides more than 120 detailed maps that mark tribal locations, migrations, and more; and includes a chronology. |
Table des matières
Ancient Native Peoples | 1 |
Ancient Civilizations | 15 |
Native Lifeways | 34 |
Native Peoples and Explorers | 93 |
Indian Wars | 116 |
Native Land Cessions and a Changing Way of Life | 205 |
Contemporary Native North Americans | 235 |
Chronology of Native Prehistory and History | 288 |
Contemporary Native Nations in the United States with Reservations | 333 |
Contemporary Canadian First Nations | 355 |
Major Native PlaceNames in the United States and Canada | 366 |
Museums Historical Sites and Archaeological Sites Pertaining to Native North Americans | 395 |
Glossary | 410 |
420 | |
427 | |
Native Nations of the United States of Canada with Languages and Locations | 312 |
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