Here come the Navajo!: a history of the largest Indian tribe in the United States
Type
Book
Authors
Category
General Library Collection
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Publication Year
1970
Publisher
Bacon Press, United States
Pages
285
Subject
Navajo -- History
Description
285 pages : illustrations : 26 cm
Biblio Notes
Earth people make their world
Story in the ruins
How Navaho came to the Southwest
Homes of the early people
Plants, wild and cultivated
Hunting ways
Magic animals
Apaches of Nabahu
Neighbors in tall houses
Navaho go est
Men of the mountain
White Americans arrive
Red men and white part company
Raiding days
Rope thrower rounds up the Navaho
Fort on the flat land ; Treaty with the Navaho
Navaho and Washington Cooperate
Don't eat your sheep!
The railroad comes
Weavers and silversmiths
The grass does not grow
Sheep going, tractors coming
War opens a new world
Into the new world
Includes bibliographical references.
Story in the ruins
How Navaho came to the Southwest
Homes of the early people
Plants, wild and cultivated
Hunting ways
Magic animals
Apaches of Nabahu
Neighbors in tall houses
Navaho go est
Men of the mountain
White Americans arrive
Red men and white part company
Raiding days
Rope thrower rounds up the Navaho
Fort on the flat land ; Treaty with the Navaho
Navaho and Washington Cooperate
Don't eat your sheep!
The railroad comes
Weavers and silversmiths
The grass does not grow
Sheep going, tractors coming
War opens a new world
Into the new world
Includes bibliographical references.
Number of Copies
1
