^ r CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN HEYE FOUNDATION VOL. XXV PART 2 THE AMERICAN INDIAN IN GRADUATE STUDIES A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THESES AND DISSERTATIONS Compiled by FREDERICK J. DOCKSTADER and ALICE W. DOCKSTADER NEW YORK MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN HEYE FOUNDATION 1974 y'^^^^^l^l/l^ JUL ? 0 2000 We are pleased to acknowledge the cordial interest of The Weatherhead Foundation, whose generous support has made this publication possible. CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN HEYE FOUNDATION VOL. XXV Part 2 THE AMERICAN INDIAN IN GRADUATE STUDIES A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THESES AND DISSERTATIONS Compiled by FREDERICK J. DOCKSTADER and ALICE W. DOCKSTADER NEW YORK MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN HEYE FOUNDATION 1974 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 57-10880 Printed in Germany at J.J. Augustin, Gluckstadt CONTENTS PAGE Preface to the Supplement v List of Abbreviations ix Institutional Roster xi Bibliography 1 Index 372 m PREFACE TO THE SUPPLEMENT This volume covers the period from 1955 to 1970 inclusive; the numerical sequence of the titles follows Part 1 as published in the Second Edition (1973). Those few titles which were in the Addenda to the original volume have been incorporated into this Supplement in their correct alphabetical sequence. All numbers assigned can therefore be regarded as suitable for any permanent reference needs. It was felt that this would provide adequate reference, yet at the same time keep publication costs down. The Index also reflects this continuum, and for that reason has been published in Part 2 only. With the exception of numerical totals, all other comments which were printed in the Preface to Part 1 apply to this Supplement as well. The same criteria have been followed in selecting titles for in- clusion in the Supplement as applied previously. In compiling this volume, some titles omitted from the original listing were located, and have been included; these total approximately 150. However, we cannot pretend that the two volumes include all existing titles ; but we do believe that the present work now covers some 90% of the studies which include the subject of the American Indian. For this degree of completeness we are indebted to the increased interest taken in the project by librarians, anthropology department per- sonnel, and those many colleagues who supplied much of the data. In planning the updating of this Bibliography, we optimisti- cally felt that there would of course be an increase in academic activity in the field of American Indian studies. But we were aston- ished, and quite unprepared for the tremendous increase which we eventually located. A total of 3787 titles are in the Supplement, representing an increase of 128 over those in Part 1. Therefore, the total number of studies in both volumes is 7446. As for the number of schools represented in this compilation, there were 207 Hsted in earHer bibliography, as against 203 in the present Supple- ment. Allowing for changes over the years, in all, 274 different schools were found to have included pertinent titles. The response from schools contacted was heartening; far more were interested in supplying information than proved true earlier. This increased response is an encouraging indication of interest. School names are coded for reference purposes as before, and the listing appears on Pages xi-xx, together with mailing addresses. The tendency of many institutions to change their name, or their image, has given us an added problem. The original scholastic code names in Part 1 have been retained in that volume for obvious rea- sons; the new or changed names, with appropriate code designa- tion, have been used in this Supplement. These changes are all indicated in the Roster of Institutions together with a list of the number of titles from each institution which have been included. The direction of these theses and the balance in academic con- sideration provided an interesting and revealing commentary ; it is hoped to eventually publish an analysis of these statistics. When one realizes that from 1890 to 1955, about 3700 titles were undertaken in the schools involved, and that a similar num- ber were completed between 1955-1970^ — and in relatively the same number of schools — one can realize what a tremendous aca- demic explosion this represents. All of this should be considered while keeping in mind the fact that many universities no longer require a written thesis for the MA degree, or the Bibliography would have been much longer. The work of the microfilming industry has also made some change in the recording of graduate study data, and has rendered dissertations much easier to locate for a bibliography such as this, as well as being more available to scholars. To facilitate reference, we have indicated by the letter M all titles which have been microfilmed by the Xerox Company, in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Canada has also microfilmed theses and dissertations in her own schools, although we have not had access to these. They are avail- able through the National Library in Ottawa, Canada. Another new introduction into academic study has been the Practicum and the Project. These are not theses, strictly speaking ; yet they are required for graduation in those schools in which they have been introduced. Their particular role has therefore caused us to include them in this listing, and they are appropriately indi- cated. By and large, they involve field work or specially applied study undertaken in the successful completion of work towards the Master's degree. However, we have chosen not to include those studies, reports, or honors papers which are filed only in the offices vi of Deans of Departments, or in other non-library archives. We have felt that unless the parent university regards its graduate product as warranting library space and classification, it would not be sufficiently available for inclusion in this compilation. A major change has been made in the Index. This now includes all titles in both volumes of the Bibliography. The larger number of titles has made the earlier listing in maximum detail impractical. For this reason, the headings are now somewhat more generalized, yet the cross-reference feature has been expanded, so that all tribes and subjects should be readily located. Those contributors of major portions include the usual Refer- ence Librarians and colleagues throughout the country, to whom we extend our warm appreciation, for without this assistance a sound publication would never have been possible. In addition there were those who took valuable time out to provide extended lists, often accompanied by helpful comments, such as Margaret Currier, Peabody Library, Harvard University. Fred Eggan, University of Chicago, Illinois, Bernard L. Fontana, University of Arizona, Tucson. Marcia L. Forsberg, University of Arizona, Tucson Mary Elizabeth King, Texas Technological College, Lubbock. Harold N. Ottaway, University of Oklahoma, Norman. To all those friends, and to those anonymous Reference Libra- rians who so patiently replied to our requests for double-checking spellings, dates and names, we repeat most sincerely. Thank You! The interest of Mr. Richard A. Weatherhead, President, and the Trustees of the Weatherhead Foundation, is of particular sig- nificance. The tremendous increase in the number of theses made this a far more costly project than we had earlier anticipated. Their willingness to provide the additional financial support to enable us to complete the work is hereby acknowledged most sincerely. Mention has already been made of the Xerox publications, and to this we add the anonymous editors of all of the many biblio- graphies and catalogs of theses which have appeared over the years. Without these academic catalogs, bibliographies and list- ings, we could never have succeeded in making this a useful volume. But the major effort in this project has been carried out by my wife Alice. The many long hours she spent in the Columbia Uni- vii versity Reference Library have made this work as complete as it is. To her must go all of the credit for getting together the titles, and the basic research upon which this Bibliography rests. To the personnel of that remarkable reference resource go our compli- ments for their care in conserving these data, and our sincere thanks for their many courtesies. Frederick J. Dockstader September 1973 vm ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS VOLUME Acad. Academy Admin. Adaiinistration Amer. American Anniv. Anniversary Annl. Annual Annls. Annals Anthro. Anthropological; Anthro- pologist ; Anthropology Antiq. Antiquity Archeol. Archaeological ; Archaeol- ogist ; Archaeology Assoc. Association Jour. Journal Ling. Linguistics Lit. Literature Litho. Lithographed M. Microfilmed Mag. Magazine Mem. Memoir ; Memoirs Mimeo. Mimeographed Mono. Monograph Mus. Museum Biog. Biography Bull. Bulletin Bur. Bureau Chi. Cath. coL Coll. CoUect. Comp. Comm. Cong. Contr. Chicago Catholic color ; colored College Collections Comparative Commission Congress Contributions Dept. Department Econ. Edue. Educl. Eng. Economics Education Educational English Ethnol. Ethnology; Ethnological Found. Foundation Geog. Geographic ; Geographical Hist. History; Historical Human. Humanistic HRAF. HumanBelationsAreaFiles Ill.;illus. Illustrated; Illustrations Ind. Indian ; Indians Inst. Institute; Institution Intl. International Nat. Natural Natl. National No. North ; Northern Nowest. Northwest n.s. new series Occas. Occasional P- page; pages Paps. Papers Philol. Philology; Philological Philos. Philosophy ; Philosophical pis. plates Proc. Proceedings Prov. Province ; Provincial pt. part Pvtly. Privately Prtd. Printed Prtg. Printing Pub. Published as ; Published in Pubs. Publications Psych. Psychology ; Psychological Prehist. , Prehistoric Qtly. Quarterly Rec. Records Bel. Religion ; Religions Rept. Report Repts. Reports Res. Research Rev. Review Reprt. Reprint ; Reprinted IX Sci. Science Trans. Transactions Ser. Series So. South; Southern U; Univ. University Soc. Social; Society So west. Southwest v.; vol. volume; volumes Sowestn. Southwestern var. various Spec. Special Stud. Studies # Number Soeast. Southeast Soeastn. Southeastern § Chapter INSTITUTIONAL ROSTER All Institutions included in this Bibliography are listed below. Code names used throughout the volume are in italics, followed by the total number of theses which were obtained in 1955 in Column Two, and the total number included in this volume in Column Three. The last column gives the complete names and addresses of the schools involved. Those which have changed their names are so indicated, with the name of the original 1957 listing given in brackets. Acadia Akron Alabama Alabama Poly see Auburn Alaska 1 Alberta 1 0 2 Acadia University, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada 2 0 University of Akron, Akron, Ohio 44304 6 19 University of Alabama, University, Ala- bama 35486 American Andover Arizona Ariz.-Flagstaff Ariz.-Tempe Arkansas Asbury Auburn Austin Ball Baylor Birmingham-So. Boston Bowling Green Bradley Brandeis Brigham Young 1 5 University of Alaska, College, Alaska 99701 1 38 University of Alberta, Edmonton 7, Alberta, Canada 0 10 American University, Washington, D.C. 20016 4 0 Andover Newton Theological School, New- ton Centre, Mass. 02159 113 164 University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona 85721 7 18 Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Ariz. 86001 [Arizona State College] 3 38 Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona 85281 [Arizona State College] 3 9 University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkan- sas 72701 1 0 Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky 40390 6 9 Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama 36830 [Alabama Polytechnic Institute] 1 0 Austin College, Sherman, Texas 75090 2 8 Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 47306 [Ball State Teachers College] 4 1 Baylor University, Waco, Texas 76706 2 0 Birmingham-Southern College, West Bir- mingham, Alabama 35204 1 7 Boston University, Boston, Mass. 02215 2 6 Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 [not Kentucky] 2 0 Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois 61606 0 3 Brandeis University, Waltham, Mass. 02154 5 35 Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah 84601 XI Brit. Columbia Brown Bryn Maior Buffalo Butler C-C Music, Cinn. 0 4 C.C.N.Y. 8 2 Calgary 0 23 California 407 12 Calif. Davis Calif. Riverside 0 0 11 1 Calif. S. Barbara 0 4 Canisius Carleton 2 0 1 6 Carver 2 0 Case W.B.U. 11 2 Catholic 60 28 Central Bapt. 0 14 Cent. Washington 1 5 Chicago Chico Cincinnati Claremont Clark Colorado Colorado A <&) M Colorado Coll. Colorado State see 10 48 University of British Columbia, Vancouver 8, B. C, Canada 0 14 Brown University, Providence, Rhode Is- land 02912 4 4 Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Penn. 19010 6 22 State University of Xew York at Buffalo, Buffalo, N.Y. 14214 [University of Biiffalo] 2 0 Butler University, IndianapoUs, Indiana 46208 College-Conservatory of Music of Cincin- nati, Cincinnati, Ohio 45221 The City College of the City University of New York, New York, N.Y. 10031 [College of the City of New York] University of Calgary, Calgary 44, Alberta, Canada 407 121 University of California, Berkeley, Calif. 94720 University of California, Davis, Calif. 95616 University of California, Riverside, CaHf. 92502 University of California, Santa Barbara, CaHf. 93106 Canisius College, Buffalo, New York, 14208 Carleton University, Ottawa 1, Ontario, Canada Carver School of INIissions, Louisville, Kentucky Case Western Reserve University, Cleve- land, O. 44106 [Western Reserve University] Catholic University of America, Washing- ton, D. C. 20017 Central Baptist Theological Seminary, Kan- sas City, Kansas 66102 Central Washington State College, EUens- burg, Wash. 98926 [Central Washington College of Education] 159 118 University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60637 Chico State College, Chico, Cahf. 95926 University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio 45221 Claremont Colleges, Claremont, Calif. 91711 Clark University, Worcester, Mass. 01610 University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80302 Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colo. 80521 [Colorado Agricultiu-al and Mechanical College] Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colo. 80903 No. Colorado 1 11 8 21 48 1 2 6 7 55 0 0 Xll Columbia 291 162 CojinecticiU 0 3 Cornell Crozer 23 1 58 0 Dalhousie 0 3 Delaware Denver DePauw 0 30 1 1 14 0 Detroit Divinity 6 1 3 0 Drake Drew 5 1 2 0 Duke 6 7 Duquesne 2 1 East. New Mex. 2 3 East Texas 7 1 Emory 10 8 Florida 11 39 Florida State 8 14 Fordham 10 2 Fort Hays 4 6 Fresno 0 7 Geo. Peabody 26 6 Geo. Washington 9 6 Georgetown 0 4 Georgia 3 9 Hardin- Simmons 7 1 Hartford 6 10 Columbia University, New York, N.Y. 10027 Universitv of Connecticut, Storrs, Conn. 06268 " Cornell University, Ithaca, New York 14850 Crozer Theological Seminary, Chester, Perm. 19013 Dalhousie University, Hahfax, Nova Scotia, Canada University of Delaware, Newark, Del. 19711 University of Denver, Denver, Colo. 80210 DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana 46135 University of Detroit, Detroit, Mich. 48221 Philadelphia Divinity School, Philadelphia, Penn. 19104 [Divinity School of the Protestant Episcopal Church] Drake University, Des Moines , Iowa 50311 Drew University, Madison, New Jersey 07940 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina 27706 Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Penn. 15219 Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, New Mex. 88130 East Texas State University, Commerce, Texas 75428 [East Texas State Teachers College] Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia 30322 University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32601 Florida State University, Tallahassee, Flo- rida 32306 Fordham University, New York, N. Y. 10458 Fort Hays Kansas State College, Hays, Kansas 67601 Fresno State College, Fresno, Calif. 93726 George Peabody College for Teachers, Nash- ville, Tenn. 37203 George Washington University, Washing- ton, D.C. 20006 Georgeto"WTi University, Washington, D.C. 20007 University of Georgia, xA.thens, Georgia 30601 Hardin-Simmons University, Abilene, Texas 79601 Hartford Seminary Foundation, Hartford, Conn. 06105 xui Harvard 106 95 Haverford Hoitston 2 0 0 1 Howard 2 0 Hunter 5 11 Idaho Idaho State 16 0 19 7 Illinois 26 73 Indiana 64 108 Iowa 79 38 Iowa State 0 9 John Carroll 2 1 Johns Hopkins 13 7 Kansas 50 36 Kansas City 7 0 Kans . -Emporia 7 5 Kans.- Pittsburg 6 1 Kansas State 1 2 Kent Kentucky 1 10 5 12 Lehigh Long Island 1 1 2 0 Louisiana 23 29 Louisville 2 5 Louisville Presh. 1 0 Loyola 8 7 MJ.T. 0 3 McGill 3 20 Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. 02138 Haverford College, Haverford, Penn. 19041 University of Houston, Houston, Texas 77004 Howard University, Washington, D.C. 20001 Hunter College of the City University of New York, New York, N.Y. 10021 University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho 83843 Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho 83201 University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois 61801 Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 47401 University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa 52240 [State University of Iowa] Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50010 John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio 44118 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Mary- land 21218 University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 University of Missouri at Kansas City, Kansas City, Missouri 64110 [University of Kansas City] Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Kansas 66801 Kansas State College of Pittsburg, Pitts- burg, Kans. 66762 [Kansas State Teachers College] Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kan- sas 66502 [Kansas State College] Kent State University, Kent, Ohio 44240 University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ken- tucky 40506 Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Penn. 18015 Long Island University, the Brooklyn Cen- ter, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201 Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803 University of Louisville, Louisville, Ken- tucky 40208 Louisville Presbyterian Theological Semi- nary, Louisville, Kentucky 40205 Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois 60611 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. 02139 McGill University, Montreal 110, Quebec, Canada XIV McMaster 0 6 McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Manitoba 4 21 University of Manitoba, Winnipeg 19, Manitoba, Canada Mankato 0 4 Mankato State College, Mankato, Minn. 56001 Marquette 8 4 Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wiscon- sin 53233 Maryland 4 4 University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 20742 Massachusetts 1 3 University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Mass. 01002 Mercer 1 0 Mercer University, Macon, Georgia 31207 Mexico SO 2 Universidad Nacional Autonoma, Mexico, D.F., Mexico Mexico City see Univ. Americas Mexico : EN 34 0 Miami Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Escuela Nacional de Antropologia, Moneda 13, Mexico, D.F., Mexico 2 1 Miami University, Oxford, Ohio 45056 25 58 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Miclii gan 48104 3 22 Michigan State University, East Lansing Michigan 48823 20 56 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn 55455 Minnesota State see Moorhead Mississippi 3 4 University of Mississippi, University, Miss 38677 Miss. State 1 13 Mississippi State University, State College Miss. 39762 [Mississippi State College,] (Starkville error in orig.) Missouri 9 24 University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri 65201 Montana 38 26 University of Montana, Missoula, Montana 59801 [Montana State University] Montana Coll. see Montana State 15 Montana State University, Bozeman, Mon- tana 59715 [Montana State College] 18 University de Montreal, Montreal 101, Quebec, Canada 4 Moorhead State College, Moorhead, Minn. 56560 [Minnesota State Teachers College] 0 Mount Allison University, Sackville, New- Brunswick, Canada Montana State Montreal Moorhead Mt. Allison Nebraska Nevada New Brunswick New Hampshire New Jersey 27 19 University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508 1 3 University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada 89507 1 2 University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada 1 4 University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire 03824 1 0 Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, New Jersey. 07043 [New Jersey State Teachers College] XV New Mexico 117 109 New Mex. High. 4 0 New Mexico West. 1 2 New Orleans Bapt. 0 3 New School 5 1 New York 46 15 New York-Albany 2 3 New York- Bingham. 0 4 New York-Buffalo 2 2 Niagara 13 2 No. Carolina 22 48 No. Colorado 20 9 No. Dakota 24 3 No. Dakota Agri. 3 1 No. Illinois 0 4 No. Texas 7 1 Northwestern 27 33 Notre Dame 14 0 Occidental 4 0 Ohio Ohio State 8 27 1 29 Oklahoma 162 74 Oklahoma A <&? M see Okla. Stc Okla. State 53 19 Oregon Oregon State 32 6 62 4 University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87106 New Mexico Highlands University, Las Vegas, New Mexico 87701 Western New Mexico University, Silver City, New Mexico 88061 [New Mexico Western College] New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, New Orleans, Louisiana 70126 New School for Social Research, 66 W. 12th, New York, N.Y. 10011 New York University, Graduate School of Arts and Science, New York, N.Y. 10003 State University of New York at Albany, Albany, N.Y. 12203 State University of New York at Bingham- ton, Binghamton, N.Y. 13901 State University College at Buffalo, Buffalo, N.Y. 14222 [New York State Teachers College] Niagara University, Niagara University, N.Y. 14109 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, No. Carolina 27514 University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado 80631 [Colorado State College of Education] University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, No. Dakota 58201 North Dakota State University, Fargo, No. Dakota, 58102 [North Dakota Agricultural College] Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, 111. 60115 North Texas State University, Denton, Texas 76203 [North Texas State Teachers College] Northwestern University, Evanston, lU. 60201 University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana 46556 Occidental College, Los Angeles, Calif. 90041 Ohio University, Athens, Ohio 45701 Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 43210 University of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. 73069 ite Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Okla. 74074 [Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College] University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon 97403 Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon 97331 [Oregon State College] XVI Ottawa 11 University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Pacific 4 1 Pennsylvania 98 67 Penna. State 12 16 Phillips Pittsburgh 1 20 1 16 Princeton 2 1 Queen's 5 1 Qtieens College 0 3 Radcliffe 4 Rhode Island 3 0 Rice Rochester 0 3 2 1 Rvigers University of the Pacific, Stockton, Calif. 95204 [College of the Pacific] University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Penn. 19104 Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Penn. 16802 [Pennsylvania State College] Phillips University, Enid, Oklahoma 73701 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Penn. 15213 Princeton University, Princeton, iSTew Jersey 08540 Oueen's University at Kingston, Kingston, Ontario, Canada Queens College of the City University of New York, Flushing, N.Y. 11367 now included in Harvard University [Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Mass.] Rhode Island College, Providence, R. I. 02908 Rice University, Houston, Texas 77001 University of Rochester, Rochester, N.Y. 14627 Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J. 08903 S. F. Austin 1 4 Sacramento 0 33 Sam Houston 4 3 San Diego 0 10 San Fernando 0 1 San Francisco 0 16 San Jose 0 3 Saskatchewan 1 15 Seattle Simmons Smith So. California 1 1 5 118 3 0 0 35 So. Carolina 2 9 Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacog- doches, Texas 75961 California State University, Sacramento, Sacramento, Calif. 95819 Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, Texas 77340 [Sam Houston State Teachers College] CaUfornia State University at San Diego, San Diego, Calif. 92115 San Fernando Valley State College, North- ridge, Cahf. 91324 California State University at San Fran- cisco, San Francisco, Calif. 94132 San Jose State College, San Jose, Calif. 95112 University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Seattle University, Seattle, Wash. 98122 Simmons College, Boston, Mass. 02115 Smith College, Northampton, Mass. 01060 University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif. 90007 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. 29208 XVll So. Dakota So. Dakota State So. Illinois So. Methodist So. Mississippi Southern Bapt. Southwestern Sowest Texas Sowestn. Bapt. St. Bonaventure St. Cloud St. John's St. John's Coll. St. Louis St. Mary's Stanford Stetson Sid Boss Syracuse 17 34 Temple Tennessee Tex. Christian Texas Texas A dh I Texas-Bl Paso Texas Southern Texas Tech. Texas Westn. see Toledo Toronto 1 0 15 0 0 3 7 1 2 0 3 11 17 9 2 1 0 1 4 3 7 2 1 0 20 35 5 0 55 28 1 0 15 2 6 19 8 5 ^S-D^'sTOef ^"""^^ ^^^""^^^ Vermillion, South Dakota State University, Brookings ^ ^;?- ^^^T^,?- t®°^*^ ^^kota State CoU^fe] 111 62901 "University, Carbondale, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, -L exas t oJiJi^ University of Southern Mississippi, Hatties- burg, Miss. 39401 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, L.ouisville, Kentucky 40206 ''Texr7l626^^^^^^^ Georgetown, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas 78666 Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas 76122 St Bonaventure University, St. Bonaven- ture, N.Y. 14778 ^\B^^^ ^*^*® College, St. Cloud, Minn. ^\ John's University, Jamaica, New York St. John's College, Cleveland, Ohio 44114 bamt Louis University, Saint Louis, Mis- soun 63103 ^*;?ioo^'^ University, San Antonio, Texas 78228 Stanford University, Stanford, Calif. 94305 ^tetson University, Deland, Florida 32720 hul Ross State University, Alpine, Texas 79830 [Sul Ross State CoUeg?] ' Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York Tenaple University, Philadelphia, Penna. ly 1Z2 University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. 37916 Texas Christian University, Fort Worth Texas 76129 University of Texas, Austin, Texas 78712 n^L^^^ University, Kingsville, Texas 78363 [Texas College of Arts & Industries] University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, Texas 79999 [Texas Western College] Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas 77044 Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas Texas-ElPaso '''"' [Texas Technological College] 1 1 University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio 43606 / 25 University of Toronto, Toronto 181, Onta- rio, Canada 13 3 2 19 121 93 3 3 20 16 27 XVUl Trinity 5 3 Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. 06106 Tvlane 5 50 Tulane University, New Orleans, La. 70118 Tulsa ^ 10 9 University of Tulsa, Tulsa, Okla. 74104 U.G.L.A. 13 92 University of California at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Calif. 90024 Union 1 0 Union Theological Seminary, New York, N.Y. 10027 Univ. Americas 41 42 University of the Americas, Puebla, Puebla, Mexico [Mexico City College, Mexico City, Mexico] 5 73 University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112 Utah 5 Utah Agri. see Utah State Utah State 6 31 Utah State University, Logan, Utah 84321 [Utah State Agricultural College] Vanderbilt Victoria Victoria U. Virginia Wash. State Washington WashingtonjSL Waterloo Wayne Wesleyan West. Colorado West. Michigan 0 West. Ontario 3 West. Reserve see Case W. West Texas 3 West Virginia 1 West. Washington 1 Whittier 2 15 2 Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. 37203 0 7 University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada 0 1 Victoria University, Toronto 5, Ontario, Canada 15 9 University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Vir- ginia 22903 7 42 Washington State University, Pullman, Wash. 99163 55 77 University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. 98105 25 12 Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri 63130 0 1 University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada 7 5 Wayne State University, Detroit, Mich. 48202 [Wayne University] 1 0 Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass. 02181 0 3 Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn. 06457 4 0 Western State University of Colorado, Gun- nison, Colorado 81230 [Western State College of Colorado] 1 Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Mich. 49001 2 University of Western Ontario, London 72, Ontario, Canada R.U. 8 West Texas State University, Canyon, Texas 79015 [West Texas State College] 2 West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia 26506 0 Western Washington State, Bellingham, Wash. 98225 [Western Washington Col- lege of Education] 4 Whittier College, Whittier, Cahf. 90608 XIX Wichita 6 11 Willamette 2 0 WiUiam-Mary 1 1 Williams 2 0 Wise. Milwaukee 0 11 Wisconsin 37 10 Wittenberg 2 0 Wyoming 17 16 Wichita State University, Wichita, Kans. 67208 [Municipal University of Wichita] Willamette University, Salem, Oregon 97301 The Colleges of William and Mary, Wil- liamsburg, Virginia 23185 Williams College, WiUiamstown, Mass. 01267 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Mil- waukee, Wise. 53201 105 University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wise. 53706 Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio 45501 [Wittenberg College] 15 University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming 82070 Yale 110 39 Yale University, New Haven, Conn. 06520 XX Abbott, Rosalie MA 1964 No. Carolina [3660] Imagery and theme in Willa Gather's CathoKc novels. 47p. Abcarian, Richard PhD 1961 California [3661] The literary reputation of James Fenimore Cooper in America— 1820-1955. Abele, Charles A. PhD 1969 Loyola [3662] The Grand Indian council and treaty of Prairie du Chien, 1825. 217p. Chippewa, Ottawa and Potawatomi Indians. Abler, Thomas S. PhD 1969 Toronto [3663] Factional dispute and party conflict in the political system of the Seneca Nation (1845-95); an ethnohistori- cal analysis. M. Ablon, Joak Irene PhD 1963 Chicago [3664] Relocated American Indians in the San Francisco Bay area : concepts of acculturation, success, and identity in the city. 256p. Abraham, Nancy Pedersen MS 1969 Utah [3665] The influence of the Tweedy visual-Kngual program on the reading-readiness development of Ute Indian and non-Indian kindergarten children. 74p. Abrams, Gary William David MA 1965 Saskatchewan [3666] A history of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, to 1914. AcHESON, James Michael PhD 1970 Rochester [3667] Where opportunity knocked : social and economic change in the Tarascan pueblo of Cuanajo, Michoacan. 327p. M. AcKERi^iAN, Robert Edwin PhD 1961 Pennsylvania [3668] Archeological investigations into the prehistory of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska. 349p. M. AcKERMAN, Robert Kjelgo PhD 1965 So. Carolina [3669] South Carolina Colonial land policies. 20 7p. M. Indian Wars in passim. AcuNA, Rudolph Francis PhD 1968 So. California [3670] The times of Ignacio Pesqueira: Sonora, Mexico, 1856- 1876. 467p. M. Some on Indian wars ; Apaches Adair, Beverly MA 1966 Arizona [3671] Messiah figures in nativistic religious cults. 105p. Includes a consideration of Tenskwatawa, the Shawnee leader ; Smohalla of the Wanapam, and Wovoka, of the Northern Paiute people. Adam, Brtthelde MA 1970 Univ. Americas [3672] Ocozocoautla and the heritage of the Zoque. 186p. Adams, Alice Kasakoff PhD 1970 Harvard [3673] Explicit and imphcit marriage rules among the Gitksan. 262p. Adams, John Roman MA 1943 Chicago [3674] A history of Maya art of the Old Empire. Adams, John Winthrop PhD 1970 Harvard [3675] The pontics of feasting among the Gitksan. 266p. Adams, Katherine J. MA 1970 Oklahoma [3676] The Santee Treaties of 1851. 92p. Primarily involviag the Sioux, but also the Cheyenne, Arapaho, and related northern Plains tribes. Adams, Renie MA 1965 Indiana [3677] A survey of form in the graphic arts of the Pueblos. 35p. Adams, Richard Edward Wood MA 1949 Yale [3678] Half House, a pit house in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico. Adams, Richard Edward Wood PhD 1963 Harvard [3679] The ceramic sequence at Altar de Sacrificios, Guatemala. 262p. Pub: '"'The Ceramics of Altar de Sacrificios," Harvard U., PeabodyMus., Paps., LXIII#1 [1971] 308p. Adams, Rita Grace PhD 1964 St. Louis [3680] Brigadier-General John Adams, C.S.A. : biography of a frontier American (1825-1864). 213p. M. In passim, Mexican territory from 1847-1852, and Fort Snelling, Minn., 1854-1856. Adams, William Yewdale PhD 1958 Arizona [3681] Shonto : A study of the role of the trader in a modern Navajo community. 638p. M. Pub: Bur. Amer. Ethnol., Bull. 188 [1963] 329pp., illus. Adkison, Wayne MA 1966 Miss. State [3682] Comparison of the measured mental ages for a selected group of Choctaw Indian school children. 41p. Adovasio, James Michael PhD 1970 Utah [3683] Origin, development and distribution of western Archaic textiles. 122p. M. Oregon complex; western Nevada complex; Eastern Basin complex. Agan, Thomas Raymond MA 1965 New Hampshire [3684] The Caughnawaga Indians and their influence on Eng- lish-Indian relations to 1763. Agenbroad, Larry Delmae, JVIA 1970 Arizona [3685] Cultural implications from the statistical analysis of a prehistoric lithic site in Arizona. 76p. Agogino, George Allen DSS 1958 Syracuse [3686] Recent archeological developments involving pre-ceramic cultures in the middle Rio Grande. 188p. M. AiGNER, Jean Stephanie MA 1966 Wisconsin [3687] Bone tools and decorative motifs from Chaluka, Umnak Island. Aleutian archeology. Aikens, C. Melvin PhD 1966 Chicago [3688] Plains relationships of the Fremont culture : a hypothesis based on two Fremont-Promontory sites in northern Utah. 190p. AiNSwoRTH, Charles Harold MA 1969 Alabama [3689] A study of cultural change among the Ute Indians. 124p. Akens, David Strode MA 1956 Alabama [3690] Clarke County to 1860. 206p. Alabama. Creek Indians Albanese, Bobbie Ftjrbass MA 1968 So. California [3691] The American Revolution and the Moravian Indian missions. Albers, Patricia Carol MA 1969 Michigan State [3692] The vision experience: a neo -evolutionary study. 207p. Demonstrates that variations in the meaning and function of the Plains vision quest are related to differences in selected social structural features. Albert, Robert Milton MA 1952 Illinois [3693] Preliminaries to revolution in Peru, 1780-1815. 92p. Quechua Indians; entirely on Indian attitudes. Albest, Alexander Loins MM 1956 Northwestern [3694] Indigenous dances of Mexico. 77p. Based on original research. Part I examines instruments and song types of several groups. Part II includes analyses of six indigenous dances, with musical scores. Albo, Xavier PhD 1970 Cornell [3695] Social constraints on Cochabamba Quechua. 466p. M. Alden, Dauril PhD 1959 California [3696] The Marquis of Lavradio, Viceroy of Brazil (1769-1779), and the climax of Luso-Spanish Platine rivalry. Has sections on Jesuit-Indian relations. Alexander, Herbert Lloyd, jr. PhD 1969 Oregon [3697] Prehistory of the Central Brooks range : an archeological analysis. 320p. M. Alexander, Ralph W. MA 1968 Indiana [3698] Racial affiliations of the Tutelo, an Eastern Siouan tribe. 86p. Alexander, Thomas Glen PhD 1965 California [3699] The Federal frontier: Interior Department financial poUcy in Idaho, Utah, and Arizona, 1863-1896. 437p. M. Alford, Terry L. PhD 1970 Miss. State [3700] Western desert images in American thought, 1800-1860. 368p. Sections on Indian removal to Arkansas and Missouri. Alfred, Braxton Marcellus PhD 1965 Colorado [3701] Acculturative stress among Navajo migrants to Denver, Colorado. 142p. M. Algier, Keith Wayne PhD 1966 New Mexico [3702] Feudahsm on New Spain's northern frontier: VaUe de San Bartolome, a case study. 184p. M. Section on frontier defense against Indians. Allan, William Christopher IVIA 1968 San Diego [3703] Structure characteristics and design involution in Pima and Papago basketry. 47p., illus. Allee, Mary Newtlin MA 1949 Chicago [3704] The Gentleman Farm site and the Fisher-Heally series in northern lUinois. 85p. Allen, Arthur Everett MAT 1962 Brown [3705] The education of the New England Indians during the colonial period. 58p. Allen, Robert S. MA 1970 Dalhousie [3706] Red and White: the Indian tribes of the Ohio VaUey and Anglo-American relations, 1783-1796. Allen, Roland Lorraine EdD 1968 Montana [3707] A study of the characteristics of successful and unsuc- cessful students enrolled in the Adult Indian training program conducted by the Adult Education Center of the University of Montana. 138p. M. Allen, William Lee PhD 1968 Illinois [3708] A ceramic sequence from the Alto Pachitea, Peru : some implications for the development of tropical forest cul- ture in South America. 484p. M. Allred, Grover Cleveland MA 1956 Washington [3709] A study of the warfare of the Cahita, Seri, Papago, Cocopa, Yuma, Maricopa, Pima and Mohave. 86p. Almstedt, Rfth Muriel MA 1970 San Diego [3710] Multiple World View in a Dieguefio community. 164p. AiiTSCHULER, Milton PhD 1964 Minnesota [3711] The Cayapa: A study in legal behavior. 257p. M. Ili6 Cayapas, northwestern Ecuador. Altshtjler, Nathan PhD 1959 Harvard [3712] Linguistic forms and social structure. 66p. Many examples from American Indian languages included. Ambler, John R. MA 1961 Arizona [3713] Archeological survey and excavations at Casa Grande National Monument, Arizona. Pub: (portion) The Kiva XXVII #4 [1962] p. 10-23. Ambler, John Richard PhD 1966 Colorado [3714] Caldwell village and Fremont prehistory. 344p. M. Uinta Basin, Utah. Amerson, George Thomas EdD 1970 Oregon [3715] An examination of the social, educational and economic adaptation of an isolate population. 169p. M. Upward Bound programs at Lapwai and Kamiah high schools, Idaho. Ames, Max B. MA 1959 Denver [3716] An investigation of the literary treatment of Americans' injustices to the Indians. Amos, Vanna ]\Iae MA 1957 Sacramento [3717] A historical account of people, resources and point of interest in early Yolo County for teacher use in en- riching social studies. 295p. Project. Amos, Virginia Cort MA 1957 Tex. Christian [3718] A socio-economic study of some factors pertinent to integration of Sioux and Chippewa Indian children into public schools, 1953-1956. 239p. Anastasio, ilNGELO PhD 1955 Chicago [3719] Inter-group relations in the Southern Plateau. 124p. 6 Andersen, Beverly Joan MS 1965 Oregon State [3720] Cultural change as reflected in the dress and accessories of the Indian tribes on the Pacific Northwest coast. 128p. Andersen, Raotjl Randell PhD 1968 Missouri [3721] An inquiry into the poUtical and economic structures of the Alexis Band of Wood Stoney Indians, 1880-1964. 285p. M. Anderson, Adrian Dale MA 1960 Iowa [3722] The Glenwood sequence — a local sequence for a series of archaeological manifestations in MiUs County, Iowa. 188p., illus. Anderson, Adrian Norris MA 1963 Texas Tech. [3723] Col. Ronald S. Mackenzie on the Texas frontier, 1873- 1874. 131p. Chapter on Indian problems on the west Texas frontier. Comanclie, Kiowa, Kiowa- Apache. Anderson, Douglas Borland MA 1962 Brown [3724] Cape Krusenstern Ipiutak economic and settlement pat- terns. 158p. Anderson, Douglas Dorland PhD 1967 Pennsylvania [3725] Akmak : An early archaeological assemblage from Onion Portage, Alaska. 217p. M. Anderson, Francis Garfield MEd 1969 Calgary [3726] Personal contact affecting city children's knowledge of and attitudes toward Alberta Indians. M, Anderson, George Esborne MA 1956 California [3727] The Hoopa VaUey Indian Reservation in northwestern California: a study of its orgins. Anderson, Keith Maxwell MA 1960 Utah [3728] Utah plain pottery. Anderson, Keith Maxwell PhD 1969 Washington [3729] Tseg phase technology. 446p. M. Tsegi Canyon, northeast Arizona. 7 Anderson, Roger Wendell MA 1956 Montana [3730] Andrew Jackson's Seminole Campaign of 1818; a study in Historiography. 117p. Anderson, Virginia Leah MS 1957 Kansas State [3731] Native costumes of the Flathead and Kutenai Indian tribes on the Flathead Reservation in Montana. 10 Op. Anderson, Wilda Zoe MS 1962 Minnesota [3732] Red River aspect skeletal remains. 116p. Andrews, David Henry MA 1959 Cornell [3733] Cultural change among the Tehuelche Indians of Pata- gonia. 85p. Andrew^s, David Henry PhD 1963 Cornell [3734] Paucartambo, Pasco, Peru. An indigenous community and a change program. 550p. M. Study of operations of Peruvian change program (the Junin Program). Andrle, Robert Francis PhD 1964 Louisiana [3735] A biogeographical investigation of the Sierra de Tuxtla in Veracruz, Mexico. 247p. M. Considers pre-Columbian and present occupation of the area. Angleman, Frances B. MA 1967 Arizona [3736] Abstract geometr c design in the White Mountain red wares: a.d. 1000-1450. 227p. Antell, Wilfred D. MS 1964 Mankato [3737] A survey of the economic and social conditions on the Red Lake Ind an Reservation. 85p. Chippewa Indians in Minnesota. AoKi, Haruo PhD 1965 California [3738] Nez Perce grammar. 266p. M. Appleby, David Percy PhD 1956 Indiana [3739] A study of selected compositions by contemporary Brazihan composers. 244p. M. § Vni : Folk rmbsic gives historical background of Brazilian folk music ; the influences of Indian, Negro and Portuguese music on folk music. 8 Arbess, Saul E. IVIA 1965 McGill [3740] Social change and the Eskimo cooperative at George River, Quebec. 73p. Arbess, Saul E. PhD 1968 McGill [3741] Values and socio-economic change: the George River case. Abcakd, Bernard MA 1966 Montreal [3742] Ethnographic des Tutchone organisation sous-econom- ique et processus acculturatif. Archibald, IVIarlee L. MS 1965 Utah State [3743] Cultural advance of the Navajo tribe. 63p. Arends, Wade B. MA 1958 Chicago [3744] A socio-culture study of the relocated American Indians in Chicago. 147p. Armitage, Nancy Lou MA 1952 Illinois [3745] The attempted secession of Yucatan: 1840-1853. 51p. Includes history of Maya Indian rebellion of 1847. Armour, David Arthur PhD 1965 Northwestern [3746] The merchants of Albany, New York, 1686-1760. 314p. M. Trade with Indians, Indian policy and defense. Armstrong, Bonnie MA 1970 So. California [3747] Spirit Whirling; a dance production. "A dance production based on the ritualistic forms and dances of the Southwest American Indians". Armstrong, Josephine MA 1967 Seattle [3748] Original translation ofNahuatl poetry and commentary. 137p. Armstrong, Neal A. EDS 1967 Geo. Peahody [3749] Sheldon Jackson scenes ; a documentary history of Shel- don Jackson Jr. College, Sitka, Alaska, 1878-1967. Natives and Eskimos who attended the school. Armstrong, Robert Plant PhD 1957 Northwestern [3750] Patterns in the stories of the Dakota Indians and the Negro of Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana. 245p. M. 9 Abneklev, Bruce Leon EdD 1970 Utah State [3751] The use of defensiveness and a covariate of self-report in the assessment of self-concept among Navajo adoles- cents. 114p. Arnold, Dean Edward MA 1967 Illinois [3752] Maj^a blue: a new perspective. 56p. Arnold, Dean Edward PhD 1970 Illinois [3753] The emics of pottery design from Quinua, Peru. 181p. M. Arnold, Larry David MA 1969 Sacramento [3754] Theoretical and applied obsidian hydration dating: determining rates from environmental temperatures, and the hydration analysis of 4-Sac-29 obsidian artifacts. 158p. Arron, Walter Jack MA 1956 New Mexico [3755] Aspects of the epic in Eskimo folklore. Arrowsmith, WiLLLiM ALFRED MA 1964 Saskatchewan [3756] Northern Saskatchewan and the fur trade. Artichoker, John, jr. MA 1957 So. Dakota [3757] A survey of the problems encountered by students of Indian descent in South Dakota colleges. 186p. AscHENBRENNER, JoELL Hyman MA 1970 Wisconsin [3758] Spatial behavior: an anthropological study. 143p. Includes various American Indian examples. AscHER, Robert PhD 1960 U.C.L.A. [3759] The nature of the initative experiment in archaeology. 104p., illus. Seri Indians, Baja California. AsHLiMAN, D. L. PhD 1969 Butgers [3760] The American West in Nineteenth Century German literature. Aston, B. W. IVIA 1964 Texas Tech. [3761] Evolution of Nuevo Santander, 1746-1821. lllp. Indian references scattered throughout. 10 Ater, Elma Louise MA 1943 Ohio State [3762] A historical study of the singing conventions of the Indians of Robeson County, North CaroHna. Atherton, John Harvey MA 1966 Oregon [3763] Prehistoric manufacturing sites at North American stone quarries. 83p. General treatment, with specific data on Riley, Oregon, quarry. Atkinson, Darrell D. MS 1955 Utah State [3764] Educational adjustment of Ute Indians as compared to the mixed-bloods and native Whites at Union High School, Roosevelt, Utah. 57p. Atkinson, James R. MA 1968 Miss. State [3765] A history of Chickasaw County, Mississippi to the Civil War. 119p. Includes a section on Chickasaw Indians. Atlas, Arthur MA 1965 Hunter [3766] Constant inceptors of human ceremonies. 48p. Chippewa, Sioux. Ator, Josephine Gordon MA 1959 Sul Ross [3767] Present-day Hopi social organizations; an outgrowth of his unwritten legendary lore. 255p. Attebery, Louie W. PhD 1961 Denver [3768] Folklore of the lower Snake River Valley: a regional study. 223p. M. Indian in Anglo folklore. Attig, Clarence John PhD 1958 Nebraska [3769] William Henry Lyttelton: a study in Colonial adminis- tration. 332p. M. As Governor of South Carolina, and his connection with British- Indian relations. At WELL, Phyllis Harryette MA 1969 Calgary [3770] Kinship and immigration among Calgary residents of Indian origin. M. 11 AuLD, Leona Ruth PhD 1963 U.G.L.A. [3771] Discontent with the Spanish system of control in upper Peru, 1730-1809. 285p. M. Austin, Carol Elizabeth (Ebert) MA 1966 Georgia [3772] Relationship between income and possession of consumer items among Whites, Negroes and Indians in Mississippi. 80p. Choctaw Indians. Austin, Lloyd MS 1970 Utah State [3773] Water management alternatives in the Uinta Basin. 118p. Includes the Ute Reservation area. Axelrod, Paul M. MA 1970 No. Carolina [3774] A social and demographic comparison of two Nevada Shoshoni Indian reservations. 31p. Ayers, Ralph E. MA 1963 Univ. Americas [3775] A pictorial and historical survey of Mexican masks and African masks. 424p., illus. Ayoade, Emmanuel Folorunsho P. MA 1970 Toronto [3776] Some relationships between the level of naturalistic tliinking and achievement on an elementary science demonstration lesson among Grade Six pupils from four cultural backgrounds. 15 Op. Non-integrated rural Indians; integrated rural Indians; rural non-Indians; urban non-Indians. Baarson, Alice A. MA 1969 Arizona [3777] A componential analysis of Papago kinship terminology. 64p. Babcock, Douglas Robert MA 1965 Brit. Columbia [3778] Eskimo political organization: a behavioral approach. 163p. maps. Kapuivik settlement on Jens Munk Island; the Iglulingmiut Eskimo. Bach, Lloyd Carl MA 1961 So. Dakota [3779] A study of speech and auditory changes during the Peyote Ceremony of the North American Church of North America. 87p. 12 Bacon, Frederick M. MA 1947 New Mexico [3780] Contributions of Catholic religious orders to public educa- tion in New Mexico. 200p. Includes education for Indians : St. Catherine's Industrial School for Indians, and the Loretto Industrial School for Indian Girls. Bacok, Helen Joan MED 1956 So. California [3781] Radio lessons based on social study units in Long Beach City schools: "Music from Mexico," and "Music from the Pueblos." Project. Bacon, John Alan MED 1966 Alberta [3782] Rated teacher effectiveness as related to perception of problems in northern schools. 102p. General treatment of Indian and Eskimo students. Badnbr, Mino ]\IA 1963 Columbia [3783] The protruding tongue motif in the sculpture of the Northwest Coast of America. 72p.+29pl. Baenan, James Anthony MA 1965 Wash. State [3784] Hunting and fishing rights of the Nez Perce Indians ; a chapter in recent ethno -history. 71p. Baeegen, William Peter MA 1967 Alberta [3785] The fur trade at Lesser Slave Lake, 1815-1831. 209p., illus. Baerreis, David Albert MA 1943 OJclahoma [3786] A typological method in archaeology and its appHcation. 42p. Eastern Oklahoma, mound artifacts (earspools, celts) ; examina- tion of "types". Bahos, Charles Lee MA 1968 Tulsa [3787] John Ross: unionist or secessionist in 1861? 141p. Cherokee Bahr, Donald Morris PhD 1969 Harvard [3788] Piman shamanism: the sicknesses. 581p. Bahre, Conrad J. ]\IA 1967 Arizona [3789] Reduction of Seri Indian range and residence in the state of Sonora, Mexico (1536-present). 132p. 13 Bailey, Garrick Alak MA 1968 Oregon [3790] Osage economic and territorial change: 1673-1839. 87p. Bailey, Garbick Alan PhD 1970 Oregon [3791] Changes in Osage social organization: 1673-1969. 306p. M. Bailey, John Franklin, jr. MS 1965 Utah [3792] A comparison of good and poor readers among full-blood Ute Indian children on factors relating to the home and school. 52p. tables. Bailey, Roberta Glenn MA 1968 Oregon [3793] Canadian poHcy toward the Blackfoot : 1870-1901. 102p. Bailey, Ronald Beresford PhD 1965 Illinois [3794] The admission of Alaska into the United States : adjust- ments in the Federal system. 222p. M. Section on "failure to incorporate native populations into the mainstream". Baines, John Matthew PhD 1968 Wisconsin [3795] Jose Carlos Mariategui and the development of the ideo- logy of revolution in Peru. 296p. M. (1895-1930); Mariategui attempted to provide a new sense of national identity and political purpose based upon Indian and mestizo elements in the society. Baird, Ellen Taylor MA 1970 Tulane [3796] Sahagun's Historia General de las cosas de la Nueva Espana: Comments on the illustrations. 123p. illus. Baird, John Edward MA 1956 California [3797] San Lorenzo de Nuca, Spain's northernmost outpost. 208p., illus. Indian of this section of Nueva Espana, in passim. Baird, William David ]\IA 1965 Oklahoma [3798] Spencer Academy: the Choctaw ''Harvard," 1842-1900. 123p. Baird, William David PhD 1969 Oklahoma [3799] Peter Pitchlynn: Choctaw delegate. 302p. M. Pub: Peter Pitchlynn: Chief of the Choctaws. U/Okla Press [1972] 238pp. iUus. Pitchlynn was the son of a White father and a Choctaw mother. 14 Bakalis, Michael Johk PhD 1966 Northwestern [3800] Ninian Edwards and Territorial politics in Illinois, 1775-1818. 249p. M. Contains some consideration of Indian problems. Baker, Genevieve MA 1959 Univ. Americas [3801] Pre-Columbian dress in the VaUey of Oaxaca. 65p. Mixtec and Zapotec Indians. Baker, Joe E. MS 1959 Utah State [3802] Problems of Navajo male graduates of Intermountain School during their first year of employment. 52p. Baker, John L. MA 1960 Wyoming [3803] An economic analysis of alternatives for the use of agricultural resources of the Wind River Reservation, Wyoming. lOOp. Baker, Richard Gene MM 1956 So. California [3804] The changing philosophies found in Twentieth Century Mexico concerning nationalistic music. 354p., illus. Discusses major composers and their approach to using Indian elements in their music. Baldwin, Elizabeth Ellen PhD 1966 Harvard [3805] The Obion site: an early Mississipian center in western Tennessee. 434p. Balgooyen, Theodore John PhD 1957 Stanford [3806] The pubHc speaking of the typical North American Plains Indians of the nineteenth century. 390p. M. Balikci, Asen PhD 1962 Columbia [3807] Development of basic socio-economic units in two Eskimo communities. 224p. M. Netsilik & Povungnituk; also northeastern Algonkian. Ball, Ian Traquair PhD 1968 Indiana [3808] Institution building for development: OEO community action programs on two North Dakota Indian Reserva- tions. 175p. M. Fort Berthold and Standing Rock. This also includes the tliird case study which used material from the Cornell project at Vices, Peru. 15 Ball, Larry Durwood PhD 1970 Colorado [3809] The office of the United States marshal in Arizona and New Mexico territories, 1851-1912. 321p. M. Protected U.S. property and wards (Reservation Indians). Ballas, Donald Joseph MA 1958 Pittsburgh [3810] The eastern Cherokee Indian Reservation of North Carolina : a geographic study. Ballas, Donald Joseph PhD 1970 Nebraska [3811] A cultural geography of Todd County, South Dakota, and the Rosebud Sioux Indian reservation. 259p. M. Ban, Peggy L. MA 1970 Penna. State [3812] A growth study of the Cashinahua Indians of Peru. lOlp. Banks, Sarah Jane PhD 1969 So. California [3813] A critical edition of the Escorial manuscript of Historia de los Indios de la Nueva JEspana of Fray Toribio de Benavente (Motolinia). 855p. M. The author, Toribio Motolinia, died in 1568. Bannerman, James William MSW 1967 Utah [3814] Characteristics of new Navajo students enrolled at Inter- mountain school, Utah, 1967. Part III: Social interact- tion in the home environment. 89p. Bannister, Bryant PhD 1960 Arizona [3815] Tree-ring dating of archaeological sites in the Chaco Canyon region. New Mexico. 390p. M. Pub: Sowestn. Monuments Assoc, Tech. Ser. VI Pt. 2 [1965] p. 116-201. Banta, Gordon R. MS 1967 Alberta [3816] A socioeconomic study of the Enoch Vegetable Project. 104p. The Enoch Band Cree Kve on the Stony Plains Indian Reserve. Bantin, Arthur Roy MA 1952 Montana [3817] Battleground: narrative and evaluation of intertribal warfare on the buffalo plains of eastern Montana and in adjacent areas prior to 1880. 16 Baptista, Priscilla ma 1968 Hartford [3818] A comparison of northeastern Bolivian Arawak. Barakat, Robert A. MA 1964 Texas-El Paso [3819] The "Bear's Son" folk tale in northern Mexico. Barcus, Wallace F. MA 1956 Fresno [3820] A controlled study of Indian and White children in the Sierra Joint Union High School district, ToUhonse, Fresno County, California. 44p. Bard, Patricia J. MA 1967 Columbia [3821] Domingo de Santo Tomas : a Spanish friar in sixteenth- century Peru. 75p. § III: "Conversion and defense of the Indians"; no tribe men- tioned. Bareis, Charles John MA 1955 Oklahoma [3822] The Brackett Site, Ck-43, of Cherokee County, Okla- homa. Pub: Bull, Ohla. Anthro. Soc, III [1955] p. 1-52. Barker, Phillip PhD 1959 California [3823] The Klamath language. Barlow, William James MA 1970 New York- Bingham. [3824] Ecological factors in the appearance of civilization in ancient Meso-America. Barndt, Deborah Jean MA 1968 Michigan State [3825] Changing time conceptions among Guatemalan peasants. 55p. Among individuals experiencing the process of modernization. 5 villages ; 2 Indian, 2 Ladino, 1 mixed. Barnes, Arthur George MA 1969 William-Mary [3826] The Virginia — North Carolina frontier in 1776; William Preston, William Christian, and the military expedition against the Overhill Cherokee towns. 72p. Barnes, Paul L. MA 1964 Wash. State [3827] Archaeology of the Dean Site, Twin Falls County, Idaho. 89p. 17 Barnett, Clifford Robert PhD 1960 Cornell [3828] An analysis of social movement on a Peruvian Highland hacienda. 230p. M. Quechua-speaking Indians in Vicos. Barnett, James Franklin MEd 1968 Montana State [3829] Factors affecting the education of Montana Indians. 61p. Barnett, Leona Gail IVIA 1969 Oklahoma [3830] Alexander Lawrence Posey: editor and leader of the Creek Indian Nation. 59p. Barney, Garold Dean EdD 1969 California [3831] A descriptive studj^ of the administration of public schools attended by American Indian youth living on Federal Trust Lands in Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa. 269p. M. Barnhardt, Raymond John PhD 1970 Oregon [3832] Qualitative dimensions in the teaching of American Indian children : a descriptive analysis of the schooling environment in three north Pacific Coast Indian com- munities. 152p. M. Barnhart, Donald Paul MA 1962 So. Dakota [3833] The growth and development of day school education on the Rosebud Reservation South Dakota, with special emphasis on He Dog School. lOOp., illus. Barranco, Manuel PhD 1914 Columbia [3834] Mexico, its educational problems; suggestions for their solution. Pub: Teacher's Coll. Columbia, Contr. Educ. #73 [1915] 78p. § "The Races" includes section on Indians. Barrett, Elinore Magee PhD 1970 California [3835] Land tenure and settlement in the Tepalcatepec low- land, Michoacan, Mexico. 579p. M. Before and after the settlement of the Spaniards. Barriault, Yvette PhD 1970 Ottawa [3836] Mythes et rites chez les Montagnais de la Cote Nord. 318p. 18 Barron, Edna MA 1941 Sam Houston [3837] A collection and study of poems of Indian life for children. 93p. Barros, Florence Annette l^IA 1949 Ball [3838] A presentation of the need for teaching classical folk- lore and a collection of myths and fables for the ele- mentary grades. Brief section on myths of Indians. Barta, Edward J. MA 1962 Idaho State [3839] Battle Creek: the battle of Bear River. 198p. Bartell, Gilbert Duke PhD 1965 Arizona [3840] Directed culture change among the Sonoran Yaquis. 385p. if. Barth, Gunther ma 1957 Oregon [3841] Bensell, Royal Arthur (1838-1921). All quiet on the Yam- hill, being the journal of Royal Arthur Bensell, some- time corporal, Company D, Fourth Infantry, California Volunteers, stationed in Oregon at Fort Yamhill, Fort Hoskins, and Siletz Blockhouse, 1862-64. 835p. Bartholomew, Doris Aileen PhD 1965 Chicago [3842] The reconstruction of Otopamean (Mexico). 444p. Barton, Ansley Boyd MA 1963 Emory [3843] The political career of George Rockingham Gilmer, 1829-1939. 138p. Cherokee Removal. Bartroli, Tomas ma 1960 Brit. Columbia [3844] The Spanish establishment at Nootka Sound. Bascom, Burton William PhD 1965 Washington [3845] Proto-Tepiman (Tepehuan-Piman) 209p. M. Bascon, William Rtjssel MA 1936 Wisconsin [3846] The role of the Medicine Man in Kiowa culture. Basile, David Giovanni PhD 1964 Columbia [3847] The Quito Basin: a case study illustrating rural land use in the Ecuadorean Highlands. 499p. M. § VI "Cultural factors influencing land use in the Ecuadorean highlands." Pre-Inca, Inca and present Indian inhabitants. 19 Bass, William Marvin PhD 1961 Pennsylvania [3848] The variations in physical types of the prehistoric Plains Indians. 162p. M. Arikara, Pawnee. Basso, Keith Haivulton PhD 1967 Stanford [3849] Heavy with hatred : an ethnographic study of Western Apache witchcraft. 214p. M. Bastian, Tyler J. MA 1963 Utah [3850] Prehistoric copper mining. Bates, Eleanor Hamlin MA 1963 So, California [3851] The cultural and temporal setting of Palos Verdes pre- history. Early California archeology. Bates, Mary Jean MA 1957 Wisconsin [3852] An analysis of structure #9 of the Schroeder Site of the Chalchihuites culture, Durango, Mexico. Bauer, William Edward MA 1953 Queen's [3853] The Department of the Interior and Dominion Lands, 1873-1891. A study in administration. Battmhoff, Martin Alexander PhD 1959 California [3854] Ecological determinants of aboriginal California popula- tion. Bausum, Henry S. PhD 1963 Chicago [3855] Primitivism in English books on the New World, 1511- 1623. 200p. Includes observations of "natives" by Europeans. Bavaro, John Dominic MA 1968 Catholic [3856] Franciscan activity in Honduras, 1574-1685. 64p. Baxter, David Norman Price MA 1968 Calgary [3857] Brazilian feather headdresses; a type-variety classifica- tion of specimens from central and northeastern Brazil, illus. M. Baxter, Kenneth Wayne MA 1967 Brit. Columbia [3858] The search for status in a Salish Indian community. 47p. 20 Beals, Kenneth L. MA 1967 Oklahoma [3859] The djmamics of Kiowa-Apache Peyotism. Pub: U/Okla., Paps. Anthro. XII #1 [1971] p. 35-89. Bean, Lowell John PhD 1970 U.CL.A. [3860] Cahuilla Indian cultural ecology. 31 Ip. M. Bean, Raymond Evert MEd 1966 Alberta [3861] An exploratory comparison of Indian and non-Indian students' attitudes. 171p. Beans, David T. MS 1966 Utah State [3862] The Leiter International Performance Scale as a measure of ability in Navaho Indian children. 27p. Bearghost, James MEd 1960 Kansas [3863] Illustrative material for interpreting education to Navajo parents. Beatty, Donald R. MA 1958 So. California [3864] History of the legal status of the American Indian, with particular reference to California. Beatty, John Joseph MA 1966 Oklahoma [3865] Kiowa-Apache music and dance. 97p. Beazer, Lynn Melbourne MEd 1962 Montana [3866] An historical study of the cultural, social, and religious backgrounds of the education of the Blood Indians, Blood Indian Reserve, Alberta. 187p. Becker, David Alvord PhD 1966 Nebraska [3867] The enteric parasites of Indians and Anglo-Americans, chiefly on the Winnebago and Omaha reservations in Nebraska. lOlp. M. Becker, Ellen R. PhD 1969 Chicago [3868] Xingu society. 360p. Brazil, South America. Becker, Marshall J. MA 1963 Pennsylvania [3869] Small structure excavation at Tikal. 121p., illus. 21 Becker, I. H. MA 1955 Louisiana [3870] Primitivism and civilization in the Leather Stocking Tales. Beckham, Stephen Dow PhD 1969 U.C.L.A. [3871] George Gibbs, 1815-1873 : Historian, ethnologist. 362p. M. 1861-1871 Gibbs coordinated Smithsonian Indian studies, especially linguistics. Bee, Robert Lawrence PhD 1967 Kansas [3872] Sociocultural change and persistence in the Yuma Indian reservation community. 478p. M. Study based on Quechan Reservation, Arizona-California area. Beede, Laurence Ivan MA 1968 Washington [3873] Teen-age Indian drinking in Seattle and King County. 83p. Beeson, 'William Jean ]\IA 1952 Illinois [3874] An archeological survey of seven lUinois Counties in the Embarrass and the adjacent Wabash River drainages. Beeson, William Jean PhD 1966 Arizona [3875] Archaeological survey near St. Johns, Arizona: a metho- dological study. 319p. M. Behari, Verma ma 1956 Brit. Columbia [3876] The Squamish: a study of changing political organiza- tion. Behlar, Patricia A. MA 1968 Louisiana [3877] The constitutional status of Indian tribes. Beierle, John Melvin MA 1956 Syracuse [3878] The influence of the horse on Plains Indian and Chaco societies. 70p. Belrne, Daniel R. MA 1964 Johns Hopkins [3879] Pre-Columbian diffusion from the Near and Middle East to South and Central America. Compares various early axe types. Bell, Betty Bonita PhD 1960 U.C.L.A. [3880] Analysis of ceramic style: a West Mexican collection. 278p., illus. 22 Bell, Frank Carter PhD 1959 Indiana [3881] Federal legislation concerning the disposition of grazing lands (1862-1900). 292p. M. Brief consideration of Indian land sales. Bell, Robert Eugene MA 1943 Chicago [3882] Lithic analysis as a method in archaeology. 113p., illus. Based on a comparison of stone tools in the United States, primarily in Illinois, Tennessee, and Missouri. Brief mention of foreign types. Bellerose, George A. MA 1970 Syracuse [3883] The photojournalist's camera as an entree into a culture: a look at the Onondaga Indian Reservation. 117p., iUus. Bellis, James Oren MA 1965 Indiana [3884] Spatial flatness in a number of varieties of the American Indian. 73p. Physical anthropological measurements of a wide variety of North, plus a few South, American Indian peoples. Includes prehistoric and historic periods. Bellon, Elner C. MA 1968 Sacramento [3885] An annotated bibhography of children's literature about California. 142p. Belt, Loren James ThD 1955 Central Bapt. [3886] Baptist missions to the Indians of the Five CiviHzed Tribes of Oklahoma. 215p. Belvin, Mabel Esper MFA 1955 Tex. Christian [3887] The similarities of child art and primitive art. 55p., illus. Pueblo, Ojibwa, Dakota, Eskimo. Benchzmol, Saul MA 1959 New Mexico [3888] Family organization in the Amazon VaUey. 82p. Chapter on Indian tribes of the Amazon. Ben-Dor, Shmuel PhD 1965 Minnesota [3889] Eskimos and settlers in a Labrador community. 34 Ip. M. The Atlantic coastal village of Makkovik. Benes, Ronald J. MA 1964 New Mexico [3890] Spanish Indian poKcy in New Mexico, 1778-1793. 23 Benfer, Robert Alfred, jr. PhD 1968 Texas [3891] An analysis of a prehistoric skeletal population, Casas Grandes, Chihuahua, Mexico. 172p. M, Benham, William Josephus, jr. EdD 1965 Oklahoma [3892] Characteristics of programs in pubHc schools serving Indian students from reservations in five western states. 245p. M. Arizona, New Mexico, Idaho, Montana, Nevada. Benitez Rivera, Marimar MA 1966 Tulane [3893] The erection of Maya stelae. 104p., maps, pis. Bennell, John Michael PhD 1970 U.C.L.A. [3894] Codtlicue: the poetry of Ruben Bonifaz Nuno. 438p. M. § 4 includes an extensive study of the indigenous Nahuatl sources for much of the poet's symbolism, imagery, and philo- sophical concepts. Bennett, Kenneth Alan PhD 1967 Arizona [3895] The Indians of Point of Pines : a comparative study of their physical characteristics. 192p. M. Bennyhoff, James Allan PhD 1961 California [3896] The ethnogeography of the Plains Miwok. Benton, Robert Sheeran MA 1941 Chicago [3897] A description of crania from the Riviere aux Vase site, Macomb County, Michigan, with comparative data from eastern Michigan and Ontario. 39p. Berg, Greta Marion MA 1957 Univ. Americas [3898] Pre-Columbian ceramics of Western Mexico and the Mochica cultures of Peru. 133p. Berg, Richard Lewis, jr. PhD 1968 U.C.L.A. [3899] The impact of modern economy on the traditional econ- omy in Zoogocho, Oaxaca, Mexico, and its surrounding area. 351p. M. Zapotec people of the Sierra . Berge, Dale Le Roy PhD 1968 Arizona [3900] Historical archaeology in the American Southwest. 463p. M. 24 Beege, Denies Eugene MA 1958 San Diego [3901] Sioux— United States relations, 1862-1881. 147p., illus. Bergmank, John Francis PhD 1959 U.C.L.A. [3902] The cultural geography of cacao in aboriginal J\Iiddle America and its commercialization in early Guatemala. 226p. Berkhofer, Robert Frederick, jr. PhD 1960 Cornell [3903] Protestant Mssionaries to the American Indian 1787 to 1862. 544p. M. General Berlin, Overton Brent PhD 1964 Stanford [3904] The descriptive semantics of Tzeltal numeral classifiers. 423p. M. Mayan ; Chiapas, Mexico. Berman, Mark Laurence IMA 1964 Ariz.-Tempe [3905] The development of proficiency in the use of the English language in groups of non- Western indigenous peoples through programmed instruction: A study in applied anthropology and community development. 138p. Yaqui, of Guadalupe village, Arizona, and Sonera, Mexico. Also some material on Navajo people. Bernal, Segtjndo E. MA 1956 Columbia [3906] Rehgious life of the Paez Indians of Colombia. 184p. Bernard, Harvey Russell MA 1963 Illinois [3907] AnOtomi dictionary: with context exemplification. 353p. Bernardoni, Loins Charles PhD 1962 Ariz.-Tempe [3908] Critical factors influencing the stated vocational pre- ference of male White Mountain Apache students. 274p. M. Bernhardt, Erich MA 1963 C.C.N.Y. [3909] Injustices in Indian-White relations as a cause for the departure of the Indians from New Jersey. 75p. Berry, Charles Eedmon MA 1963 Texas [3910] The conquest of the desert: a study of the Argentine Indian wars (1810-1885). 25 Berry, Gerald L. MA 1950 Alberta [3911] Alberta-Montana relationships. 177p. Scattered throughout § 3, "The Aborigines," is material on the Blackfoot Confederacy. Beven, Irene M. Alvstad MEd 1959 Montana [3912] History of Indian education on the Flathead Reserva- tion. 114p. Bevensee, Fred MA 1967 Florida [3913] A demographic study of illiteracy in Peru. 76p. Compares illiteracy rates of various ethnic and regional groups. Bever, Thomas Gordon PhD 1966 M.I.T. [3914] Phonology of the Menomini language and Leonard Bloomfield. Beveridge, Daniel Murray MA 1964 Saskatchewan [3915] The socio-econological correlates of economic dependence in four Dakota (Sioux) communities in Saskatchewan. Bed well, Stephen Ferguson IVIA 1966 Oregon [3916] A descriptive analysis of the side notch points from the state of Oregon. 122p. Bed WELL, Stephen Ferguson PhD 1970 Oregon [3917] Prehistory and environment of the Pluvial Fort Rock Lake area in south central Oregon. 403p. M. Bezy, John Vincent ]VIA 1970 Arizona [3918] Changing settlement and road patterns of the Montelores Region, Colorado. 150p. Development of the area from prehistoric times to the present. Anasazi, Ute, Navajo, Apache. Bhutani, Shanta K. MA 1962 No. Carolina [3919] Secret society system among the American Indians and the Africans. 107p. Examples from 29 North American tribes. BiEDER, Walter Richard jVIA 1966 Indiana [3920] A quantitative approach to Eskimo folklore. 44p. Biles, Roberta Frances MA 1955 West Texas [3921] Building construction in northwest Texas. 217p. Section entitled "The Pueblos" also considers brief mention of Comanche, Cheyenne, Kiowa and Arapaho Indians. 26 BiLLMAK, Esther IVIA 1970 Alaska [3922] A study of the elements of the supernatural among the Tlingit of Sitka and Yakutat. 123p. Bills, Gaeland Dee PhD 1969 Texas [3923] On case in Quecha. 137p. M. Bolivian language study. Binder, Alfred MEd 1969 Calgary [3924] Instruments to measure and compare the knowledge of and attitude toward the city among Indian and non- Indian pupils. M. Binder, Frederick Melvin EdD 1962 Columbia [3925] The color problem in early National America as viewed by John Adams, Jefferson and Jackson. 259p. M. Negro and Indian. Binding, Frederick Richard S. MA 1963 Manitoba [3926] A sociometric study of radical cleavage in Indian- White groups. 148p. BiNFORD, Le\\t[s Roberts PhD 1964 Michigan [3927] Archaeological and ethnohistorical investigation of cul- tural diversity and progressive development among ab- original cultures of coastal Virginia and North CaroHna. 532p. M. Bird, ]\Iichael Conrad PhD 1968 Colorado [3928] Human resource development and economic growth in the state of Jalisco, Mexico. 450p. M. BiDD, Robert McKelvy MA 1961 Washington/SL [3929] Less common plants used by the Southwest Indians. 177p. Bishop, Charles Aldrich PhD 1969 Buffalo [3930] The Northern Chippewa: an ethnohistorical study. 393p. M. Bishop, Clarence R. MS 1960 Brigham Young [3931] An evaluation of the scholastic achievement of selected Indian students attending elementary pubHc schools of Utah. 88p. 27 Bishop, Clarence R. MSW 1967 Utah [3932] A history of the Indian student placement program of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints. 148p. BiSLAND, Patricia Luella Alston MA 1962 American [3933] Early life in Pittsburgh, 1758-1810. 181p. M. Indian trading. Bittle, George Cassel PhD 1965 Florida State [3934] In defense of Florida : the organized Florida mihtia from 1821-1920. 457p. if. 2nd Seminole War and subsequent considerations. Bittle, William Elmer PhD 1956 U.G.L.A. [3935] The position of Kiowa-Apache in the Apachean group. 182p. BiTTON, Aty Barker MS 1968 Utah State [3936] Survey of 1968 graduates of home economics programs of Intermountain School in Brigham City, Utah. 87p. Black, Charles Heriman ThD 1950 Central Bapt. [3937] One hundred twenty years of Baptist Missionary ad- ministration in Oklahoma. 284p. Includes mention of missionary activities among the major tribes of the area. Black, Laura Sue MA 1970 Arizona [3938] Food management practices of Head Start famihes. 112p. 10% of the one hundred famihes studied were Indian. Black, Mary Bartholomew MA 1958 Minnesota [3939] The value system of the Winnebago Indians. 164p. Black, jVIary Rose Bartholomew PhD 1967 Stanford [3940] An ethnoscience investigation of Ojibwa ontology and world view. 28 Ip. M. Chippewa Indians of the Red Lake Reservation, Minnesota. Black, Robert Abner PhD 1965 Indiana [3941] A content analysis of 81 Hopi Indian chants. 524p. M. Blair, Robert Wallace PhD 1964 Indiana [3942] Yucatec Maya noun and verb morpho-syntax. 146p. M. 28 Blake, Bradley Allen MS 1962 Wisconsin [3943] Solar cooker experiments on the Colorado River Indian Reservation: a study in applied anthropology. 155p. Contrasts the traditional with the contemporary Mohave. Blakeley, Daniel G. MA 1954 New Mexico West. [3944] Changing administrative emphasis in Indian education. Blank, John Edward PhD 1970 Massachussetts [3945] The Ohio Archaic: a study of culture history. 544p. M. Blanton, Richard Edward PhD 1970 Michigan [3946] Prehispanic settlement patterns of the Ixtapalapa Pen- insula, Mexico {Volume I and II) 524p. M. Blasingham, Emily Jane MA 1953 Indiana [3947] Temporal and spatial distribution of the Yankeetown cultural manifestation. An archeological study of Warrick Comity, Indiana, plus other sites in Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky along the Wabash or Ohio Rivers. Blau, Harold PhD 1969 New School [3948] Calendric ceremonies of the New York Onondaga. 295p. M. Bleed, Peter Albert MA 1967 Minnesota [3949] The archaeology of Petaga Point : the pre-ceramic com- ponent, loop. Blood WORTH, Bertha Ernestine PhD 1959 Florida [3950] Florida place-names 264p. M. Blossom, Katherine Eleanor MA 1969 No, Carolina [3951] Community and leadership among the Fort Chimo Indians of SchefferviUe, Quebec. 56p. Primarily a Naskapi area, although some Montagnais are in- cluded. Blue, Arthitr William PhD 1969 Iowa State [3952] Prediction of learning abihty across cultures. 60p. M. Mexican, Negro, Eskimo included. Bluhm, Elaine Ann PhD 1957 Chicago [3953] Patterns of settlement in the Southwestern United States, A.D. 500-1250. 197p. 29 Bltjme, Paul Rountree PhD 1968 Okla. State [3954] An evalution of institutional vocational training received by American Indians through the Muskogee, Oklahoma area Office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. 264p. M. Blumenfeld, Ruth MA 1961 Pennsylvania [3955] The Caughnawaga Mohawk in Brooklyn: a case study of Indian urbanization. 129p. Boatman, John Francis MA 1968 Wise. Milwaukee [3956] Drinking among Indian teenagers. Bock, Philip Karl PhD 1962 Harvard [3957] The soci?J structure of a Canadian Indian Reserve. 282p. Pub: (portion) "Social Structure and Language Struc- ture" Sowestn Jour. Anthro., XX #4 [1964] p. 393-403; (portion) "The Micmac Indians of Restigouche" Nat. Mus. Canada, Bull. #213 [1966]. Bode, Barbara Ora MA 1958 Tulane [3958] The Dance of the Conquest of Guatemala. 182p. Bode, Coeryne MA 1957 Tulsa [3959] The origin and development of Bacone College. 127p. Indian school in Muskogee, Oklahoma, founded by Northern Baptist Convention. BoDiNE, JoHK James IMA 1961 Tulane [3960] A preliminary analysis of typological and diffusional aspects of Middle American Indian narrative foUdore. 160p. BoDiNE, John James PhD 1967 Tulane [3961] Attitudes and institutions of Taos, New Mexico: vari- ables for value system expression. 362p. M. BoDLEY, John Harry MA 1967 Oregon [3962] Development of an intertribal mission station in the Peruvian Amazon. 137p. Campa and Conibo Indians of the Rio Shahuaya region. BoDLEY, John Harry PhD 1970 Oregon [3963] Campa socio-economic adaptation. 210p. M. Peru. 30 BoGAK, Margaret N. PhD 1970 Ariz.-Tempe [3964] Curriculum priorities for Head Start supplementary training. 136p. M. One priority: teaching English as a second language to Navajo pre-schoolers. BoGNER, Carl Wendell MA 1964 Tulsa [3965] Indian relations in the Nebraska Territory, 1854-1860. 114p. BoGOJAVLENSKY, Sergei PhD 1969 Harvard [3966] Imaangmiut Eskimo careers : skinboats in Bering Strait. 255p. BoHM, Theodore J. MS 1956 St. Cloud [3967] A report of the history and culture of the O jib way Indians of Minnesota. 54p. Project. BoiLES, Charles Lafayette PhD 1969 Tulane [3968] Cognitive process in Otoml cult music. 187p., illus. M. BoLENBACH, EvALYK Marie 'MA 1961 West Texas [3969] A study of the orientation of new teachers entering the branch of education in the Bureau of Indian Affairs. 119p. BoLLAG, Louis 'MA 1955 Columbia [3970] Significance of the geographical distributions of the human blood groups. 95p. American Indians included. Bond, James T. MA 1969 No. Carolina [3971] A history of social-cultural adaptation and population in the Sertao de Sao Francisco, Pernambuco, Brazil. 102p. Dzubukua-Cariri and others in passim. Bond, Margaret Nell PhD 1970 Tulane [3972] The archeology of Lake Chapala, Jahsco, Mexico. 357p.,- illus. M. BoRESON, Elaine IVIA 1969 see Gold, Keo [4898]. BoRDAZ, Jacques PhD 1964 Columbia [3973] Pre-Columbian ceramic kilns at Pefiitas, a post-classic site in coastal Nayarit, Mexico. 435p. M. 31 Boring, Ruth Mary MA 1908 Northwestern [3974] The British poHcy in the Northwest, 1783-1795. 75p. Librarian advises these are "short pages, one-half normal length." BoRTON, Raymond Eugene PhD 1964 Montana State [3975] Irrigation on the Crow Reservation: tribal and com- munity benefits of the proposed Hardin Unit, Big Horn County, Montana. 272p. M. Bosch, James W. PhD 1966 Stanford [3976] Measurement of acculturation level with the Guttman scale. 176p. M. Navajo. Bourdon, Roger Joseph PhD 1965 U.C.L.A. [3977] George Wharton James, interpreter of the Southwest. 387p. M. Bourgeois, Marie J. PhD 1968 Catholic [3978] The present-day health and iUness beliefs and practices of the Seneca Indians. 196p. M. BouwMAN, George H. MFA 1966 Columbia [3979] Tepoztlan : Mexican village in transition. 35p. A print of the film is on deposit with the University film division. BowEN, Thomas Gerald PhD 1969 Colorado [3980] Seri prehistory ; the archaeology of the central coast of Sonora, Mexico. 45 8p., illus. M. Bowenkamp, Lynne H. MA 1967 Columbia [3981] Zapotec funerary urns. 72p., including 27 fig. Bower, Stephanie MA 1966 Columbia [3982] Municipal government in the Rio de la Plata: a study oiiom: caUldos, 1588-1608. 67p. Mentions the Querandi Indians in passim. BowLiN, Virginia MA 1970 Louisiana [3983] A translation and editing of parts of the Noticias Amer- icanas by Antonio de UUoa pertaining to Indians and mineral resources. 32 Bowman, Harry Leon EdD 1966 Geo. Peabody [3984] Secondary education in Yucatan, Mexico : its status and role in the society. 3 vols. 962p. M. Sections on "The people — Indian, Iberian, and Mestizo com- ponents," and "The Indian component." Primarily Maya. Bowman, ^Martha L. IVIA 1965 Bowling Green [3985] The Wyandot Indians of Ohio in the nineteenth century, including a report of the people who helped them adjust to their changing conditions. 112p. Bowser, Frederick Park PhD 1967 California [3986] Negro slavery in Colonial Peru, 1592-1650. 525p. M. Considers aboriginal labor and loss through disease. BoYCE, June Reeves ]\IAT 1963 Broivn [3987] Indian pohcies in the Old Northwest. 75p. Boyd, Dorothy Elizabeth jVIA 1970 New Mexico [3988] Navajo pictorial weaving: its past and its present con- dition. 149p. Boyd, Jimmye Thomas IMA 1962 Tex. Christian [3989] The early Kentucky frontier as represented in novels by Robert Montgomery Bird, James Lane AUen, Winston ChurchiU and Elizabeth Madox Roberts. 125p. Boyd, Robert James MA 1953 Iowa [3990] The techniques of the Indian-fighting army. 118p. Includes the Indian as a warrior. BoYER, Ruth McDonald PhD 1962 California [3991] Social structure and socialization among Apaches of the Mescalero Reservation. Boyle, Matda Borel MA 1965 So. California [3992] An ethno -historic recontruction of Diegueno subsistence patterns — c. 1850 to 1950. Bracken, Lynn Eldon MS 1970 Utah [3993] The economy of the Ute Indian. 105p. Bradeield, Larry Lee MA 1963 Oklahoma [3994] A history of Chilocco Indian School. 133p. Established as a governraentally-operated Indian Agricultural School in 1884 at Chilocco, Oklahoma. 33 Bradfield, Stillman PhD 1963 Cornell [3995] Migration Huaylas: a study of brothers. 214p. M. The account of a mestizo migration into urban Peruvian life. Bradley, Charles Crane MS 1970 Montana State [3996] After the buffalo days: documents on the Crow Indi- ans from the 1880's to the 1920's. 417p. Bradley, Charles Henry PhD 1965 Cornell [3997] A linguistic sketch of Mixteco of Jicaltepec. 193p. M. Bradley, Michael MS 1970 McGill [3998] Ring seal avoidance behavior in response to Eskimo hunting in northern Foxe Basin. 113p. Bradley, Susanna L. (Remple) MEd 1970 Montana State [3999] A readiness program for the Crow Indians. 72p. Brady, Francis X. EdD 1965 Ball [4000] W. G. and G. W. Ewing, pioneer mercantile capitalists. 314p. M. The second part of this thesis concentrates on Indian trade, and on Federal Indian affairs in the Mississippi watershed. Brady, Robert LaDon MA 1952 Iowa [4001] Indian baptism in sixteenth century Mexico. 73p. Braff, Phyllis MA 1958 Columbia [4002] Representations of animals in Mayan sculpture. 160p.4- 66 plates. Brain, Jeffery Phipps PhD 1969 Yale [4003] Winterville: a case study of prehistoric culture contact in the lower Mississippi Valley. 372p. M. Yazoo Basin. Brandes, Raymond Stanley PhD 1965 Arizona [4004] Frank Hamilton Cushing: pioneer Americanist. 250p. M. Zuni. Brandt, Elizabeth Anne PhD 1970 So. Methodist [4005] Sandla Pueblo, New Mexico: a linguistic and ethno- linguistic investigation. 151p. M. 34 Branom, Mendel Everett MS 1916 Chicago [4006] Trade and travel in the Fox River region during the fur trade period. 96p. Brief mention of Indian fur trade. Bransor, IMaria Nissley MA 1930 American [4007] Sources on Pueblo Indians in economic history. Branstetter, Katherine Brenda M.A 1967 Calif. Davis [4008] Achumawi basketry. 112p., illus. Brant, Marlene J. MSW 1959 Toronto [4009] Parental neglect in Indian families. Based on a 1959 study of 20 families, by the Toronto Child Aid Society. Braroe, Niels Winther PhD 1970 Illinois [4010] Change and identity: patterns of interaction in an Indian-White community. 244p. M. The small community of Lame Deer, in western Canada. Bray, Robert MA 1955 Missouri [4011] The culture-complexes and sequences at the Rice site (23SN200) Stone County, Missouri and an interpretation of the archaeology of the Table Rock Reservoir area. Brayshaw, Thomas Carlton MA 1970 Texas [4012] The Henrietta Focus of the Possum Kingdom Basin. 79p. Brazil, Blas MA 1962 New Mexico [4013] A history of the obrajes in New Spain, 1535-1630. Deals with Mexico specifically, but no individual tribes are mentioned. Bremer, WiLMA McCracken MA 1938 Washington! SL [4014] Overland mail and stage to Santa Fe, 1846-1860. 95p. Deals with Indian problems in passim. Brenkak, Edward John PhD 1959 Chicago [4015] Spanish debates regarding the conquest of America and the treatment of the Indians, 1511-1551. 285p. Brereton, Lewis Hyde MA 1969 Texas [4016] American Indians of the Southeast and Southwest in the works of Charles Sealsfield, Karl May, and Friedrick Armand Strubberg. 85p. 35 Breternitz, David A. MA 1956 Arizona [4017] The archaeology of Nantack Village, Point of Pines, Arizona. Pub: tfjAriz., Anthro. Paps. #\ [1959]. Breternitz, David Alan PhD 1963 Arizona [4018] The archaeological interpretation of tree-ring specimens for dating Southwestern ceramic styles. 526p. M. Pub: "An appraisal of tree-ring dated pottery in the South- west." U/Ariz., Anthro. Paps. #10 [1966]. Breyman, Walter Norman PhD 1950 Illinois [4019] The opening of the Amazon, 1540-1640. 240p. Contacts with Indians and missionary work. Brice, Donaly Edward MA 1968 Sam Houston [4020] The great Comanche raid of 1840: its causes and re- sults. 138p. Bricker, Victoria Evelyne Reifler PhD 1968 Harvard [4021] The meaning of laughter in Zinacantan : an analysis of the humor of a Highland Maya community. 480p. Bridgeman, Loraine Irene PhD 1966 Indiana [4022] Oral paragraphs in Kaiwa (Guarani). 161p. M. A dialect of Tupi-Guarani. Bridwell, Ronald Edward MA 1968 So. Carolina [4023] Acquisition and conflict: a history of South Carolina's western lands, 1763-1784. 141p., maps. Briggs, Dora Kathleen MEd 1970 Calgary [4024] A comparative study of Indian and provincial school buildings in the province of Alberta. M. Briggs, Irene M. MA 1950 Brigham Young [4025] The tree of life symbol; its significance in ancient American religion. 185p., iUus. Mexico and Central America. Briggs, Jean Louise PhD 1967 Harvard [4026] Utkuhiksalingmiut Eskimo emotional expression: the patterning of affection and hostility. 60 Ip. Pub: Never in anger: portrait of an Eskimo family. Cambridge: Harvard Univ. Press [1970] 400p. 36 Briggs, Jerome MA 1958 Columbia [4027] Relations bet^^^een the south Plains bison hunters and the Southwestern horticulturists in pre-horse times (1540 to 1650). 90p. Briggs, Jerome Robert PhD 1968 Columbia [4028] A steppe-oasis association in native North America. 157p. if. Southwestern Pueblo people and Plains hunters. Brimhall, J. Robert MS 1967 Utah [4029] The Navajo and his government. 121p. Brimm, Hugh A. MA 1961 No. Carolina [4030] Social change in Santa Clara Pueblo : a study of culture conflict and accomodation leading to the establishment of a Baptist Church. 55p. Brink, Pamela Ja]^e PhD 1969 Boston [4031] The Pyramid Lake Paiute of Nevada. 29 Ip. M. Brittikgham, Irene Smith MA 1960 Geo. Washington [4032] Ancient beliefs of the Maya-Quiche. Brittok, Linda A. MA 1967 Hunter [4033] Copper and the Indians of New Jersey. 46p., illus. Broadbent, Sylvia Marguerite PhD 1960 California [4034] A grammar of southern Sierra Miwok. Broce, Gerald L. MA 1966 Wichita [4035] Cultural continuity in the transformation of Comanche society. Brock, Oscar Whitfield MA 1969 Alabama [4036] The transition from the Paleo-Indian to the Archaic in the Tennessee VaUey. 166p. Brockington, Donald Leslie MA 1957 Univ. Americas [4037 Piedra Parada : a comparative study of a site in Jamil- tepec, Oaxaca. 137p., plates. 37 BROCKiNGTOisr, DoNALD LESLIE PhD 1966 Wisconsin [4038] The archaeological sequence from Sipolite, Oaxaca, Mexico. 434p. M. Brockman, Charles Thomas PhD 1968 Oregon [4039] The modern social and economic organization of the Flathead Reservation. 272p. M. Brody, Jacob Jerome MA 1964 New Mexico [4040] Design analysis of the Rio Grande glaze pottery of Pottery Mound, New Mexico. Brody, Jacob Jerome PhD 1970 New Mexico [4041] Indian painters and White patrons. 438p. Pub : Univ. New Mexico [1971] 238p.4-92 plates. Bronson, Bennet MA 1968 Pennsylvania [4042] Roots and subsistence of the ancient Maya. 45p. Bronstein, Nancy MA 1970 Hunter [4043] The paradox of ground and poHshed obsidian in Mexico and Guatemala. 71p., illus. Pre-Columbian obsidian artifacts. Brooks, Richard Howard MA 1962 California [4044] A midden analysis from four archaeological sites in the Mesa Verde region, Colorado. Brose, David Stephen PhD 1968 Michigan [4045] The archaeology of Summer Island : changing settlement systems in northern Lake Michigan. 565p. M. Broshar, Helen MA 1921 Illinois [4046] The rivalry of the British and the French in the West, 1680-1730. 90p. §IV: "The struggle for Indian supremacy, 1713-1730," also Indian material throughout. Bross, Michael Grantham MA 1962 Oklahoma [4047] The Kiowa- Apache body concept in relation to health. Pub: UjOkla., Paps. Anthro. XII #2 [1971] p. 1-80. Brow, Catherine Judith MA 1967 Washington [4048] A socio -cultural history of the Alkali Lake Shuswap, 1882-1966. 166p. 38 Browmak, David Lxjdvig MA 1966 Washington [4049] Contributions to the prehistory of the Columbia plateau ; the Indian Dam site. 223p. Browman, David Lfdvig PhD 1970 Harvard [4050] Early Peruvian peasants: the culture history of a cen- tral highlands vaUey. 578p. Jauja, Huancayo, Mantaro River. From the first occurance of ceramics to the present. Browk, Carl MA 1967 Oregon [4051] Differential cold adaptation in man. 92p. M, Arctic natives. Browk, Carolyn Miriam MEd 1962 Whittier [4052] A selection of stories for Navajo, Mexican, Mexican- American or Spanish-American pupils as supplementary reading in the primary grades. Browit, Frank Arthur MSW 1968 Utah [4053] A history of Intermountain School, Brigham City, Utah, 1958-68. Part III. 178p. Brown, Henry Hugo MA 1939 Illinois [4054] The opening of Oklahoma, 1889. 109p., maps. § I "Indian Territory before 1866"; also additional on Indian cessions. Brown, Jack V. MA 1960 Brigham Young [4055] An intrinsic study of the development of the Trinidad Emhrutecedora de los Indios as a literary element in the Indianistic novel of Peru. 105p. Brown, James Allison PhD 1965 Chicago [4056] The Prairie Peninsula : an interaction area in the eastern United States. 282p., illus. Archeology of the area. Brown, Jeffrey L. MA 1969 Arizona [4057] Some sources of variation in projectile point form. 38p. Concerns collection from Aztalan, Wisconsin. 39 Brown, L. Edward PhD 1970 Kansas [4058] A study of program administration for Indians in the urban community. 155p. M. Study for proposed program to be conducted by Church of Jesus Clirist of Latter-day Saints. Brown, Lenard E. MA 1963 Arizona [4059] The Arizona Apache and Christianization : a study of Lutheran missionary activity, 1893-1943. 126p. Brown, Richard Ellsworth MA 1967 So. Dakota [4060] The planning process on the Pine Ridge and Rosebud Sioux Indian reservations in South Dakota : a compara- tive analysis. 124p. Brown, Richard Frank MS 1964 Iowa State [4061] A social history of the Mesquakie Indians, 1800-1963. Bro^tt, Richard Kent MSW 1964 Utah [4062] Ute child care. Part I: Ute Indian opinion on child care at Uintah and Ouray Reservation, 1964. Part II: Dis- ciphne and neglect. 54p., illus. BROWTiT, Walter Robert MA 1964 Calif. Davis [4063] The prehistory of Surprise VaUey. Browne, Jack Dale IVIA 1956 Sacramento [4064] Eighteen unratified Indian treaties in California, 1851- 1853. 106p. Browning, W. Edward MA 1957 So. California [4065] Some problems of non-compulsory school attendance on the Navajo Reservation. Brtjhns, Karen Olsen PhD 1967 California [4066] Ancient pottery of the Middle Cauca Valley, Colombia. 228p. M. Brunton, Marjorie Ann MA 1967 Wash. State [4067] Cross-cultural inventory of the statuses of widow and widower. 79p. 16 New World native societies, plus 26 societies from elsewhere. Brush, Charles Francis PhD 1969 Columbia [4068] A contribution to the archaeology of coastal Guerrero, Mexico. 297p. M. 40 Brush, Ellen Sparry PhD 1968 Columbia [4069] The archaeological significance of ceramic figurines from Guerrero, Mexico. 32 9p. M. Bryan, Alan L. MA 1955 Washington [4070] An intensive archaeological reconnaisance in the northern Puget Sound region. 22 Ip. Bryan, Alan Lyle PhD 1962 Harvard [4071] Paleo -American culture history: a new interpretation. 406p. Pub: "Paleo-American prehistory." Idaho State Univ. Mus., Occas. Paps #16 [1965] 250p. Bryan, Charles W. ThM 1966 Sowestn. Bapt. [4072] The religious conquest of the Inca Empire. 120p. Bryan, Ruth Gruhn PhD 1961 Harvard [4073] The archaeology of Wilson Butte Cave, south-central Idaho. 300p. Pub: Idaho State Coll., Occas. Paps. #6 [1961] 201p. Bryant, Clara 0. MA 1956 Ariz. -Flagstaff [4074] A study of a Navajo boy and girl as they are inducted into a boarding school situation. Bryde, John Francis PhD 1965 Denver [4075] The Sioux Indian student : a study of scholastic failure and personality conflict. 196p. 31. BuccHi, Edith P. MA 1969 Trinity [4076] Sir WilHam Johnson and the disintegration of the Indian community in the province of New York. BucHLER, Ira Richard PhD 1964 Pittsburgh [4077] A formal theory of kinship reckoning. 176p. M. Comparative study including Crow, Omaha, Iroquois, and Eskimo. BucHMAN, Randall Loren MA. 1958 Ohio State [4078] The history of the Wyandot Indians in Ohio. 106p. Buck, Arthur Dewey, jr. MA 1958 Oklahoma [4079] The Custer Focus of the southern Plains. Pub: Bull., Okla. Anthro. Soc. VII [1959] p. 1-31. 41 Buckles, William Cayl MS 1964 Colorado [4080] An analysis of primitive rock art at Medicine Creek Cave, Wyoming and its cultural and chronological re- lationships to its prehistory of the Plains. 227p., illus. Buckley, Patricia Lorraine MA 1968 Brit. Columbia [4081] A cross cultural study of drinking patterns in three ethnic groups, coast Salish Indians of the Mission Re- serve, immigrant Italians and Anglo-Saxons of East Vancouver. 115p., illus. Bucko, Richard Louis MA 1970 Ariz. -Flagstaff [4082] Voting participation of the Arizona Navajo in state and national elections. 64p., illus. BuDic, Caroline Mary MS 1964 Washington [4083] Wolf ritual dances of the Northwest Coast Indians. 120p. BuECHLER, Hans Christian PhD 1966 Columbia [4084] Agrarian reform and migration on the BoHvian altiplano. 191p. M. Lake Titicaca — ^Aymara coromunities. BuECHLER, Judith-Maria MA 1966 Columbia [4085] A study of child development on the Bolivian altiplano. 161p. Aymara ; Titicaca lake shore. BuESCHEL, Gordon Richard MA 1948 Northwestern [4086] Indian song and dance. 63p., musical scores. Ten Oglala Sioux songs. Buffalohead, Priscilla (Giddings) MS 1966 Wisconsin [4087] A study of values in Ojibwa family life. 128p. Buffalohead, W. Roger MA 1964 Wisconsin [4088] A study of the administration of the Indian Reservation system on the Sioux Reservation from 1879 to 1889. 86p. BuFis, Paul Francis MA 1969 Univ. Americas [4089] An ethnography of the coastal Chontal of Oaxaca: Carrizal: a community in transition. 240p. BuHLER, Richard Ormond MA 1964 St. Louis [4090] Ethno-cultural diversity in British Honduras. 42 BuiCE, Sammy David PhD 1970 Oklahoma [4091] The Civil War, and the Five CiviHzed Tribes : a study in Federal-Indian relations. 362p. M. BuKER, George Edward MA 1965 Florida [4092] The Seven Cities; the role of a myth on the discovery and exploration of America. 93p. Origins of the legend and its effect. BuKER, George Edward PhD 1969 Florida [4093] Riverine warfare : naval combat in the Second Seminole War, 1835-1842. 202p. M. BuLLARD, Mary Kenyon" MA 1969 Sacramento [4094] A preKminary sm'vey of the possibilities for anthropo- logical research in British Honduras with an initial hypothesis on a limited aspect of culture change. 64p. BuLLARD, William Rotch, jr. PhD 1959 Harvard [4095] Pit-house architecture in the Southwestern United States prior to a.d. 900; with description of the excavations at Cerro Colorado, near Quemado, west-central New Mexico, and a review and critique of Southwestern chronology. 515p. Pub: "The Cerro Colorado site and pithouse architecture in the Southwestern United States prior to a.d. 900." Harvard U., Peabody Mus., Paps. XLIV #2 [1962] 222p. BuLLEN, Edward Lester MeD 1968 Alberta [4096] An historical study of the education of the Indians of Teslin, Yukon Territory. 252p., plates. Bullock, Harriet Elizabeth MA 1966 Univ. Americas [4097] Rastros de simbolismo Nahuatl y Maya en el cuento Mexicano contemporaneo. 138p. BuNSTER, Ximena PhD 1968 Columbia [4098] Adaptation in Mapuche life: natural and directed. 456p. M. BuNTEN, Tbrrence MA 1969 Seattle [4099] The De Leon-Massanet expeditions into Texas, 1689- 1690, or the expeditions leading up to the founding of the first mission among the Tejas Indians. 82p. 43 BuNTiN, Arthur Roy PhD 1961 Washington [4100] The Indian in American literature, 1680 to 1760. 698p. M. BuRCH, David N. IVIA 1968 Ariz. -Flag staff [4101] Meeting the needs of Indian youth through the Bureau of Indian Affairs program under Title I of the Elemen- tary and Secondary Education Act. 42p. Practicum. BuRCH, Ernest S. PhD 1966 Chicago [4102] Authority, aid and affection: the structure of Eskimo kin relations. 336p. Btjrcham, RAiiPH, JR. PhD 1957 Wash. State [4103] Reminiscences of E. D. Pierce, discoverer of gold in Idaho. 407p. M. Elias Davidson Pierce (1868-1897). Mentions Nez Perce, etc. Burgess, Donald Harris MA 1963 Texas-El Paso [4104] IMissionary efforts among the Tarahumara Indians. Burke, Melvin PhD 1967 Pittsburgh [4105] An analysis of the Bolivian land reform by means of a comparison between Peruvian haciendas and Bolivian ex-haciendas. 243p. M. Compares Indians of both countries. BuRKEY, Lee Melville, jr. MA 1938 Illinois [4106] The westward movement from North Carolina, 1749- 1775. 58p. Cherokee, Choctaw and Creek, mainly. Burkey, Richard Michael MA 1963 Colorado [4107] Sacred rituals in primitive society. 296p. Bella Coola Indians of Canada. Burleigh, Betty Lou MA 1962 Washington [4108] An application of structural pose analysis to the Aztec political system, lllp. Burnett, Eugene David MA 1958 St. Louis [4109] The role of agriculture in the Upper California Mission system as illustrated at Mission San Diego, 1769-1784. The "Mission" Indians of Southern California, especially the Diegueno. 44 Burns, Betty MM 1954 Northwestern [4110] The function of music in the Inca society. 219p., 51 music scores. BusHNELL, Clyde Gilbert PhD 1958 Texas [4111] The mihtary and political career of Juan Alvarez, 1790- 1867. 372p. M. Guerrero Indian. BussELEN, Harry J., jr. MA 1962 Sacramento [4112] A study of the federal termination of a California ran- cheria and its ejffect upon the social and economic inte- gration of the Indian population involved. 112p. BussEY, Stanley Dowlen MA 1964 New Mexico [4113] A survey of Pueblo II archaeology with special empha- sis on the Upper San Juan district. 114p. Butler, B. Robert MA 1960 Washington [4114] The physical stratigraphy of Wakemap Mound : a new- interpretation. 107p. Butler, B. Robert MEd 1966 Idaho State [4115] A guide to understanding Idaho archaeology. 145p. Butler, Ronald Jerome PhD 1969 Kansas [4116] The helicoidal pattern of dental attrition in a prehistoric Arikara skeletal population from the Northern Plains. 184p. M. Burnett, Alan MA 1965 Indiana [4117] The political geography of the Imperial and Mexicali vaUeys. 127p. Kamia, Dieguefio, Cocopa and Yuma. BuRNOR, DuANE Ray MA 1959 Indiana [4118] A comparative enculturation study of the Crow, Navajo and Ojibwa. Butler, Lindley Smith MA 1964 No. Carolina [4119] Life in Albemarle County, Carolina, 1663-1689. 115p. Mentions Indians in passim. 45 BuTTERWORTH, DoFGLAS S. MA 1962 Univ. Americas [4120] Drinking and rural-urban migration; a comparison of the use of alcohol in a Mixtec community and among jMixtec migrants in Mexico City. 157p. BUTTERWORTH, DOTJGLAS STANLEY PhD 1969 IlUnois [4121] Factors in out-migration from a rural Mexican com- munity. 434p. M. Mixtec community of Santiago Tilantongo, in the Mixteca Alta region. BuTTERWORTH, Paul MA 1969 Victoria [4122] The effects of material and nonmaterial reinforcement on the perseverance behavior of Indian children. 59p. Buxton, Judith Margaret IMA 1969 Calgary [4123] Earthworks of southern British Columbia. M. An examination of earthworks along the Straits of Georgia around the 13th Century. Byars, Harry Seagle MA 1965 Georgia [4124] Socio-economic correlates of acculturation among the Mississippi band of Choctaw. 119p. Byles, Robert N. PhD 1970 New Mexico [4125] A study of the relationship between biological and cultural diversity in North American Indians. 115p. Mostly concerns Na-Dene speaking Indians. Byrnes, Stephen L. MA 1967 So. Dakota [4126] An analysis of radio and television utilization on a selected Indian reservation. 165p. Crow Creek Indian Reservation (Sioux) in South Dakota. Byron, John E. MA 1961 Florida [4127] Military tactics and techniques in the Leatherstocking series of James Fenimore Cooper. CAHTT.L, William E. MA 1956 Minnesota [4128] The Gabe Hollow Rock Shelter and the Gabe Hollow Spring Village Site near South Garryowen in Jackson County, Iowa. 46 Cail, Robert Edgar ]\IA 1956 Brit. Columbia [4129] Disposal of Crown Lands in British Columbia, 1871- 1913. 326p. §4: Land settlement policy, natin^al resources, railroads, and Indian relations. Cairns, Charles Edward PhD 1968 Columbia [4130] Neutralization and markedness in phonological rules. 361p. M. Comparison of Southern Paiute and English . Calabrese, Francis MA 1969 Missouri [4131] Doniphan Phase origins: an hypothesis. Caldemeyer, Richard Hugo MA 1939 Washington! 8L [4132] The overland mail and stage to Salt Lake City, 1847- 1861. 115p. § rV: "Indian depredations upon the mails". Caldwell, Joseph Ralston PhD 1957 Chicago [4133] Trend and tradition in the pre-history of the Eastern United States. 137p. Caldwell, Warren Wendell PhD 1956 Washington [4134] The archeology of Wakemap : a stratified site near the Dalles of the Columbia. 47 Ip. M. Plateau archeology. Calhoun, Larry Darryl MA 1961 loiva [4135] The Olmec culture of Mexico. 77p., illus. Calhoun, Robert Francis MA 1959 Virginia [4136] Indian characterization in Brown, Cooper and Simms. Call, Verne Parkin MA 1952 Utah [4137] A speech and hearing survey of Navajo Indian children at the Intermountain Indian School, Brigham City, Utah. Callaghan, Catherine Aleta PhD 1963 California [4138] A grammar of the Lake IMiwok language. 274p. M. Callender, Charles PhD 1958 Chicago [4139] Central Algonkian social organization. 243p. 47 Calmes, Alan Royse MA 1964 So. Carolina [4140] The culture and acculturation of the Cusabo Indians, 1520-1720. 97p. Calmes, Alan Royse PhD 1968 So. Carolina [4141] Indian cultural tradition and European conquest of the Georgia-South CaroHna coastal plain, 3000b.c.-1733 a.d. : a combined archaeological and historical investigation. 199p. M. Calnek, Edward Eugene PhD 1962 Chicago [4142] Highland Chiapas before the Spanish Conquest. 133p. Cameron, Catherine Ann MA 1964 Brit. Columbia [4143] Ethnic differences in the relative effectiveness of in- centives. Musqueam; Coast Salish. Campell, Elizabeth M. MA 1962 New York-Buffalo [4144] A history of the Mile Strip. Indians of western New York. Campell, Ian Alexander N. PhD 1968 Colorado [4145] The Shonto plateau, Arizona; an analysis and compari- son of some aspects of the physical geography. 275p. M. Navajo — grazing and erosion. Caivipbell, James Hugh MA 1970 Iowa [4146] Indians and Englishmen. 150p. Campbell, John Martin PhD 1962 Yale [4147] Anaktuvuk prehistory : a study in environmental adapta- tion. 533p. M. Brooks Range, Alaska. Campbell, Robert Gordon PhD 1969 Colorado [4148] Prehistoric Panhandle culture on the Chaquaqua Plateau southeast Colorado. 606p. M. Campbell, Ronald Leroy IVIA 1969 San Francisco [4149] Anthropological field training in Hueyapan, Mexico; a critique with brief ethnography. 48 Canales, Jose Carlos PhD 1959 California [4150] Rio Grande dp Sul in Luso-Spanish Platine rivalry, 1626-1737. Jesuit missions; conflict between settlers and mission Indians. Cancian, Fbancesca Micaela (Widener) PhD 1963 [4151] Harvard Family interaction in Zinacantan. 242p. Maya Tzutujil community in Chiapas, Mexico. Cancian, Francis Alexander PhD 1963 Harvard [4152] Economics and prestige in a Maya community: a study of the religious cargo system in Zinacantan, Chiapas, Mexico. 264p. Pub: Stanford Univ. Press [1965] 253 p. Cancer, Una Rasmussen PhD 1969 California [4153] Analysis in outline of Mam, a Mayan language. 30 Ip. M. Cannon, Weldon Green MA 1967 Tex. Christian [4154] The Dragoon Expedition of 1834. 73p. Mexican War activities; many Southwestern tribes mentioned. Cantwell, E. H. ma 1965 Louisiana [4155] A history of the Choctaw Trading House, 1802-1822. Caplis, Michael George Edmund MSW 1967 Utah [4156] The needs and problems of the Paiute-Shoshone teen- agers as viewed by their parents. Duck Valley Indian Reservation, 1967. Part III. 73p. Capps, Laurence W. MA 1952 Montana [4157] An educational survey of the Fort Apache Indian Reser- vation, Whiteriver, Arizona. Cargill, Isabel Agnes MA 1970 Toronto [4158] An investigation of cognitive development among infants on a Canadian Indian reservation. 191p. Southern Ontario Reserve. Carleton, Phillips Dean IVIA 1935 Brown [4159] Indian captivities north of Mexico. 135p. Carlisle, Rose Jeanne MA 1939 New Mexico [4160] A Southwestern dictionary. 398p. Includes Indian terms and references to Indians. 49 Carlson, Helen Swisher PhD 1959 New Mexico [4161] Nevada place names: origin and meaning. 437p. M. Carlson, James Eugene MEd 1966 Alberta [4162] The MAC as a culture-reduced measure of intellectual potential. Indians of Canada. Carlson, Roy Lincoln MA 1954 Washington [4163] Archaeological investigations in the San Juan Islands. 135p. Washington. Carlson, Roy Lincoln PhD 1961 Arizona [4164] White Mountain red ware: a stylistic tradition in the prehistoric pottery of east central Arizona. 314p. M. VvB-.U/Ariz., Anthro. Paps. # [1970] 122p. + 59 illus. Carmack, Robery Marquess PhD 1965 U.C.L.A. [4165] The documentary sources, ecology, and culture history of the prehispanic Quiche Maya of Guatemala. 477p. M. Carneiro, Robert Leonard PhD 1957 Michigan [4166] Subsistence and social structure: an ecological study of the Kuikuru Indians. 349p. M. Brazil. Carney, Champ Clark PhD 1961 Indiana [4167] The historical geography of the Chickasaw lands of Oklahoma. 185p. M. Carney, James J., jr. PhD 1938 Duke [4168] Some aspects of Spanish Colonial policy. Mainly Mexico and Peru. § V: "The obligation of the Spaniard toward the Indian." § VI: "The obligations of the Indian to the society." Carr, Kevin James MEd 1968 Alberta [4169] A historical survey of education in early Blackfoot Indian culture and its implication for Indian schools. 254p. 50 Carriker, Robert Charles PhD 1967 Oklahoma [4170] Fort Supply, Indian Territory: frontier outpost on the Southern Plains, 1868-1894. 385p. M VjJB:Fort Supply, Indian Territory: Frontier Outpost on the Plains. U/Okla. Press [1970] 241p. Carroll, James William PhD 1959 California [4171] Flatheads and Whites : a study of conflict. Carroll, Peter Neil PhD 1968 Northwestern [4172] Puritanism and the wilderness: the intellectual signifi- cance of New England frontier, 1629-1673. 249p. M. Final chapter explores the impact of King Philip's War. Indian War of 1675. Carroll, Terry Lee MA 1968 New Mexico [4173] Historical aspects of the Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremonial Association. 102p. Carson, Ina Wilson IVIA 1939 New Mexico [4174] The Bent brothers on the frontier. 92p. Extensive Indian material, particularly in relationship to their roles as traders and Indian agents. Carter, Clarence Edwin PhD 1908 Illinois [4175] British poUcy in Illinois Country, 1763-1768. 82p. Carter, Edd McLendon MA 1961 Texas-El Paso [4176] The Chaco War. Inca, Quechua, Aymara, Guarani. Carter, Thomas Pelham PhD 1965 Texas [4177] An analysis of some aspects of culture and the school in Peru. 355p. M. Considers Inca education and schools. Carter, William E. MA 1958 Columbia [4178] Kachitu: change and conflict in a Bolivian town. 304p. § 2 includes section on prehistoric period. § 3 "Race and Class" — ^Aymara Indians. Carter, William Earl PhD 1963 Columbia [4179] The ambiguity of reform: Highland Bolivian peasants and their land. 264p. M. Pub: (in part) "Aymara com- munities and the Bolivian agararian reform." U/Fla., Mono. Soc. Sci. #24 [1964] 89p. 51 Casa, Louis John MA 1966 Loyola [4180] Potosi, its mines and its Indians. 83p. Cashman, Ben PhD 1969 Washington [4181] The American Indian — standing in a peculiar legal re- lation. 309p. M, Cason, Georgie Rees MA 1937 California [4182] An introduction to a study of California Indian music. 7 Op., illus. Cass, Timothy Edmund PhD 1970 So. California [4183] The effects of differential presentation of story theme concerning a minority member on preadolescent attitudes toward that minority. 181p. M. Casselbeery, Samuel E. MA 1968 Penna. State [4184] Ethnography of the Susquehannock Indians. 142p. Cassidy, Claire Monod MS 1968 Wisconsin [4185] Aspects of the Eskimo face and temporal bone ; infra- orbital suture, angular vein groove, facial foramina, supramastoid pit. 67p. Castaneda, Josephine E. MA 1951 Texas A&I [4186] History of the educational work of Spanish missions in Texas. 73p. Includes material on the first Spanish school set up for the Indians. Caster, James Garland PhD 1969 New Mexico [4187] The earliest Spanish explorations to the Pacific North- west. 456p. M. 1774-1775. Castile, George P. MA 1968 Arizona [4188] The community school at Rough Rock. 142p. Navajo Reservation, Arizona. Castro, Elias Adis MA 1950 Indiana [4189] The racial relationships of the Dominica Caribs. Castro, Martha B. de MA 1942 Columbia [4190] see DeCastro, Martha B. 52 Cathey, George Wallace EdS 1968 Ariz. -Flagstaff [4191] A pre-school program for non-English speaking Navajo students. 66p., illus. Practicum. Cault, Allan Donald PhD 1962 California [4192] Conflict and stability in a Hualapai community. Cearley, Alvin Glen MA 1970 Texas [4193] Two studies in Amerindian languages. 46p. Cebollero, Carmen Rita MA 1963 Tulane [4194] The noble savage : a comparative study of Melville and Gaugin. 49p. Cederberg, Herbert Renando, jr. PhD 1968 [4195] California An economic analysis of English settlement in North America, 1583 to 1635. 336p. M. The character of the Indian economy and the role played by the native population with the arrival of the White man. Cerron-Palomino, Rodolfo Maroiel ma 1969 Cornell [4196] Wanka Quechua morphology: word and periphrasis. Chadwick, Robert Edward Lee, jr. MA 1962 [4197] Univ. Americas The "Olmeca-Xicallanca" of Teotihuacan ; a preUminary study. 72p. Chafe, Wallace LeSetjr PhD 1958 Yale [4198] Seneca morphology. 198p. M. Chagnon, Napolean Alphonseau PhD 1966 Michigan [4199] Yanomamo warfare, social organization and marriage alliances. 233p. M. Southern Venezula. Chalotjpka, Karen Elaine MS 1970 Montana State [4200] Lowenfeld mosaic responses of Crow Indian Head Start children. 47p. Chamberlin, Taylor M. MA 1966 Columbia [4201] The formation of a native clergy in colonial Spanish America : an indication of the Church's attitude toward the Indian. 87p. 53 Champiok, Jean Rene PhD 1962 Columbia [4202] A study in culture persistence: the Tarahumaras of northwestern Mexico. 580p, M. Chapman, Anne MacKaye PhD 1958 Columbia [4203] An historical analysis of the tropical forest tribes on the southern border of Mesoamerica. 192p. M. Jicaque, Paya, Sumu, Miskito and Matagalpa. Honduras and Nicaragua at the time of Spanish conquest. Chapman, Cael Haley PhD 1959 Michigan [4204] The origin of the Osage Indian Tribe : an ethnographical, historical and archaeological study. 324p. M. Chapman, Florence Eliza^beth MA 1964 Indiana [4205] The incidence and age distribution of osteoarthritis in a number of prehistoric American Indian populations. 90p. Mcdoc Rock Sheter, 111.; Morse site (Red Ocher, south), 111.; Dickson Mcund (Mid-Mississippi), 111.; Oakwood Mound, 111.; Arikara, So. Dak. Chapman, Florence E. Hantschke PhD 1968 Indiana [4206] Osteophytosis in the vertebral column in a number of aboriginal American Indian populations — a descriptive study in paleopathology. 203p. M. 545 skeletons ; from Point Barrow to coastal Brazil and Peru. Chappell, Charles Milton MA 1965 Emm-y [4207] The defeat of the Indian in Faulkner's Wilderness. 59p. Charles, Carol Morgan PhD 1961 New Mexico [4208] The Indian child's status in New Mexico's public ele- mentary school science programs. 224p. M. Charlton, Thomas Henry PhD 1966 Tulane [4209] Archaeological settlement patterns: an interpretation. 235p. M, Teotihuacan Valley; compares contemporary pattern with pre- historic culture. Chassy, Rose MA 1966 San Diego [4210] Aztec medicine as compared with modern therapeutics. 112p., illus. Chatham, Ronald Lewis MA 1956 Sacramento [4211] Nevada town names. 93p. 54 Checketts, Brent E. MA 1970 Utah State [4212] Utah State University and Spanish America, 1937-1969. 223p. Mainly considers Bolivia, and the research utilization of wild and native strains of the tomato, seeking to improve domestic varieties. South America in general. Cheek, Aknetta L. MA 1969 Arizona [4213] Contact and change in historical aboriginal sites in North America. 49p. Zimmerman Site lq Kaskaskia, IlliQois; the Plains Apache in Nebraska ; the Yupik Eskimo, Alaska ; the Chumash in California, and the Jumano in New Mexico. Cheek, Chaeles Dale MA 1970 Arizona [4214] Tzakol incised ceramics from Tikal. 107p., iUus. Chen, Geobge Po-Chtjng MA 1964 So. Illinois [4215] A study of some problems of reservations to treaties. Cheney, Charles C. MA 1968 Univ. Americas [4216] The Huaves of San Mateo del Mar. 139p. Chenhall, Robert G. MA 1965 Ariz.-Tempe [4217] An investigation of taxonomic systems for the storage and retrieval of material culture data on computers. Cherkasky, Shirley Evelyn MA 1968 Wisconsin [4218] Political socialization and poKtical behavior ; the Oneida Indians of Wisconsin. 116p. Chernow, Barbara Ann MA 1969 Columbia [4219] American Indian policy and Great Britain, 1789-1796. 87p. The Old Northwest. Chestnut, Glen Raleigh MA 1962 Oklahoma [4220] A history of the Ghost Dance religion among the Indian tribes of western Oklahoma. 119p. Cm, Seck Choo MA 1965 Syracuse [4221] Settlement geography of the Iroquois in central New York, 1600-1779. 202p., iUus. Ch'l40, Chien PhD 1969 Cornell [4222] The continuation of tradition: Navaho and Chinese models. 227p. M. 55 Chilton, John F. EdS 1969 Geo. Peahody [4223] The American Indian: past and present. 114p. Chipman, Donald Eugene PhD 1962 New Mexico [4224] History of the Province of Panuco in New Spain, 1518- 1533. 324p. M. An Appendix includes a calculation of the Indian population of Panuco in 1532-1533. CmsuM, Gary Lee MA 1967 Calif. Davis [4225] The formal semantic analysis of Pemitian kinship sys- tems. 120p. Christensen, Jack Abden MS 1956 Utah [4226] A study of the dramatic elements in the rituals of the Indians of the American Southwest. 192p., illus. Christensen, Ross Taylor MA 1947 Brigham Young [4227] A preUminary report of archaeological investigations near Utah Lake, Utah, 1946. 60p., illus. Christian, Jane MacNab MA 1963 Texas-El Paso [4228] Fourth Beginning in the modern revolution of the Navajo. Christian, Lena Maye MA 1961 Texas Tech. [4229] Padre Martinez : New Mexican champion of defiance. 62p. Taos parish priest who took the side of the Taos Pueblo people during the Revolt of 1837-1838. Christiansen, Paige Walrath PhD 1960 California [4230] Hugo Oconor : Spanish-Apache relations on the frontiers of New Spain, 1771-1776. Christianson, James R. PhD 1968 Kansas [4231] A study of Osage history prior to 1876. 362p. M. Christy, James Maurice MA 1961 St. Louis [4232] The Cherokee Nation's resistance to Government remo- val policies. Church, ]\L^rgaret Smith MA 1957 Emory [4233] The reading interests of the eleventh-grade Indians of Arizona. 87p. 66 Clabeaux, Marie Kathryk Striegel PhD 1967 Buffalo [4234] Paleopathology of the Orchid site, Fort Erie, Ontario. 147p. M. Clairmont, Donald Hayden MA 1963 McMaster [4235] Deviance among Indians and Eskimos in Aklavik. Clark, Carole Ann (Stevens) MA 1969 Montana [4236] Crow and Cheyenne women: some differences in their roles as related to tribal history. 86p. Clark, Charles Edwin PhD 1966 Brown [4237] The Eastern parts: northern New England, 1690-1760. 430p. M. French and Indian war. Clark, Clarence Lee MA 1959 Ohio State [4238] American pioneers in the study of the pre-Columbian cultures of Middle America. 102p. Clark, Donald Woodfordb PhD 1968 Wisconsin [4239] Koniag prehistory. 869p. M. Kodiak Island; Koniagroiut Eskimo, Alaska. Clark, Donavan Lee MA 1956 Claremont [4240] A history of the Southwest Museum, 1905-1955. In Los Angeles, California. Clark, Donavan Lee PhD 1961 Stanford [4241] The application of obsidian dating method to the archaeology of central California. 168p. M. Clark, Evelyne Kiatipoff PhD 1970 Indiana [4242] Agrarian reform and developmental change in Parotani, BoHvia. 269p. M. Clark, Geoffrey A. MA 1967 Arizona [4243] A preliminary analysis of burial clusters at the Grass- hopper site, east-central Arizona. 149p. Clark, Gerald Hill MA 1968 Oregon [4244] Archaeology of the Takli site, Katmai National Monu- ment, Alaska. 224p. M. 57 Clark, L. D. PhD 1963 Columbia [4245] D. H. Lawrence's The Plumed Serpent. Slip. §V: "Quetzalcoatl and all that" looks into what Lawrence learned about aboriginal American culture from reading and observing. Clark, La Verne Harrell MA 1963 Arizona [4246] They sang for horses : a study of the impact of the horse on Navajo and Apache folklore. 391p. Pfb: U/Ariz. Press [1966]. Class, Loretta M. MA 1968 Washington [4247] In-group and out-group attitudes as expressed in Haida folktales. 71p. Clausen, Carl Jon MA 1964 Florida [4248] The A-356 site and the Florida archaic. 55p. Clay, Mary Harrison MA 1953 Miss. State [4249] Gideon Lincecum, southern pioneer, 1793-1874. 169p. Indian trader among Choctaws and manager of touring Indian ball team. Acquired facility with language and legends, and wrote on the life of the Choctaw and Chief Apushimataha. Clayton, James LeRoy PhD 1964 Cornell [4250] The American Fur Company: the final years. 371p. M. 1830's and 1840's. Cleary, John E. MA 1965 Kent [4251] An application of Gordon's assimilation theory; the American Indian in Cleveland, Ohio. Cleland, Charles Edward MA 1960 Arkansas [4252] Analysis of the animal remains in the prehistoric Ozark Bluff Dwellings of northwest Arkansas. Cleland, Charles Edward PhD 1966 Michigan [4253] The prehistoric animal ecology and ethnozoology of the Upper Great Lakes region. 420p. M. Pub: UjMich., Mus., Anthro. Paps. 29 [1966]. Clement, Norris Cecil PhD 1968 Colorado [4254] The economic viability of the Mexican ejido : a case study of three ejidos in Jalisco. 322p. M. A study of farmers near Guadalajara. 58 Clifton, James A. PhD 1960 Oregon [4255] Explorations in Klamath personality. 312p. M. Cline, Eugene Edwin MEd 1954 Auburn [4256] The Museum in the school and community. 91p. Museum of Indian Arts and Crafts, Columbus, Ga. as a type example. Clive, Joseph C. MS 1949 Utah [4257] Music of the Pahute Indians. 44p., 21 recordings. The Paiute of southern Utah ; Cedar City and Blanding. Clokey, Richakd Montgomery PhD 1969 Wisconsin [4258] The life of WiUiam H. Ashley. 546p. M. First third of the 19th Century, and includes the Missouri Indian fur trade. Clune, Francis Joseph PhD 1963 U.C.L.A. [4259] A function and historical analysis of the baU game of Mesoamerica. 287p. M. Cltjte, Richard Dale MA 1969 Michigan State [4260] The physical anthropology of the Lasanen Site — an early historic Indian population. 109p. North side of the Straits of Mackinac. CoATES, Lawrence George EdD 1969 BaU [4261] A history of Indian education by the Mormons, 1830- 1900. 373p. M. CoATES, Mary Felicia MA 1964 Texas [4262] Anvik; the first Alaskan Mission of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States of America. CoBERLY, Russell Wallace PhD 1966 Stanford [4263] Residence patterns and social classification in a Mexican town. 329p. M. Socoltenango, Chiapas; and the position of Mestizos and Indians. CoBY, Lore Michael PhD 1964 Harvard [4264] Zinacatan Tzotzil sound and word structure. Cochran, Alpha Juanita AM 1928 Chicago [4265] Frontier protection : a source of grievance between the tidewater and back-county people of Maine, Massachu- setts, and New Hampshire, 1689-1763. 63p. 59 Cochran, Joseph Woody MA 1956 Tulsa [4266] The impact of contemporary society on an American Indian artist. 39p. The autobiography of one of the leading figures in American Indian art. Cochran is an Oklahoma Cherokee. Cocking, Rodney R. MA 1967 Wyoming [4267] A cultural exploration of fantasy confession: the Ara- paho Indian. 124p. CocKRiLL, John C. MS 1957 Utah State [4268] A descriptive analysis of teaching social attitudes at Intermountain school. 76p. CoE, Jayne Rtjcker ma 1968 Wash. State [4269] Adaptation of the designs of the Haida, a Northwest Coast Indian group, to contemporary situations. 84p., illus. CoE, JoFFRE Lanning PhD 1960 Michigan [4270] Prehistoric culture change and stability in the CaroHna Piedmont area. 403p. M. CoE, Michael Douglas PhD 1959 Harvard [4271] La Victoria : an early site on the Pacific coast of Guate- mala. 469p. Pub: Harvard U., Peabody Mus., Paps. LIII [1961] 177p. CoE, Pamella. Anne MA 1960 Columbia [4272] Lost in the Hills of Home : outline of Mississippi Choc- taw social organization. 149p. CoE, Stephen Howard MA 1962 American [4273] Cornplanter {Kaiiontwa' / Ka'"') , ca. 1750-1836: Seneca Chief. 105p. M. CoE, Stephen Howard PhD 1968 American [4274] Indian affairs in Pennsylvania and New York, 1783- 1794. 453p. M. CoE, William R. PhD 1958 Pennsylvania [4275] Piedras Negras archaeology: artifacts, caches, and buri- als. 575p. 31. 60 CoELHO, Rtjy Galvao de Andrade PhD 1955 [4276] Northwestern The Black Carib of Honduras, a study in acculturation. 315p. M. Discusses the influence of Carib Indian culture on Blacks. CoEN, Rena Neumann PhD 1969 Minnesota [4277] The Indian as the Noble Savage in nineteenth century American art. [with] Volume II: Plates. 275p. M. CoEFMAN, Kathlyn L. MS 1966 Utah State [4278] Navajo student food preferences. 106p. CoGGESHALL, ARNOLD Barton MA 1966 Illinois [4279] Americanization of the Miami Indians of Indiana. 88p. Cohen, Roxane Winbtjrn MA 1965 Columbia [4280] A study of factors related to differential acculturation of American Indian males and females. 62p. General. Primarily considers role of Indian women. CoKER, GuLBURN MA 1962 Bryn Maiur [4281] Gift giving among the Bushman and the Cheyenne. Colby, Benjamin Nicholas, jr. PhD 1960 Harvard [4282] Ethnic relations in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico. 156p. Pub: Mus. New Mex. Press [1966] 76p. Cole, Joan E. MS 1962 Catholic [4283] A bibliography of juvenile holdings in the Library of Congress E 11-99: America (general), North America, aboriginal America, Indians of North America; F 2251- 2659: Colombia, Venezuela, The Guianas, Brazil. 190p. Cole, John Taeel PhD 1969 Pennsylvania [4284] The human soul in the Aymara culture of Pumasara: an ethnographic study in the light of George Herbert Mead and Martin Buber. 426p. Coleman, John Melton PhD 1968 Indiana [4285] The Missouri Valley of South Dakota, its human geo- graphy at Euroamerican contact. 169p. M. Coalescent tradition. 61 CoLEMAK, William Hardin MS 1965 Alabama [4286] Anthropometric and morphological studies on cranii of the Moundville Indian. 174p. CoLEY, Katharine Truman Smith MA 1963 Wesley an [4287] Navaho tribal government: a case history in the persis- tence and adaptation of cultural values. 123p. Collier, Gaylan Jane PhD 1958 Denver [4288] The five major stereotypes in American drama. An ana- lytical survey of the speech dehneation of the stage Yankee, Frontiersman, Irishman, Negro, and Indian, as depicted by playrights and actors, 1766-1900. Collier, George Allen PhD 1968 Harvard [4289] Land inheritance and land use in a modern Maya com- munity. 151p. Apas, a Zinacanteco hamlet in Chiapas, Mexico. Collier, Jane Fishbtjrne PhD 1970 Tulane [4290] Zinacanteco law : a study of conflict in a modern Maya community. 248p. M. Chiapas, Mexico. Collins, Barbara Rose MSW 1966 Brit. Columbia [4291] Indians in Vancouver; an explorative overview of the process of social adaption and implications for research by Barbara Rose Collins, William Douhaniuk, Joyce Sumiko Ikeda, Irene Veronic Malecky, Harold Kenneth Matheson, Winnifred Woon Yee So and William Young- Soon. 155p. Collins, Dale MA 1955 Texas-El Paso [4292] Frontier mining days in southwestern New Mexico. Includes Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache Indians. Collins, John James PhD 1969 Buffalo [4293] Peyotism at Taos Pueblo and the problem of ceremonial description. 165p. M. Collins, Michael Bruce MA 1968 Texas [4294] The Andrews Lake locality: new archaeological data from the Southern Llano Estacado, Texas. 226p. 62 CoLLORD, Thomas Lee Phd 1968 California [4295] Yokuts grammar: Chukchansi. 126p. M. Penutian language of central California Chukchansi : a Yokuts dialect. CoLTOK, Ray C. MA 1946 Brigham Young [4296] A historical study of the exploration of Utah Valley and the story of Fort Utah. 190p., illus. "Indians of Utah Valley". CoLViN, John Harvey MA 1970 Oregon [4297] The Marshal-Seaman artifacts: a prehistoric collection from Fort Rock Valley, south-central Oregon. 72p. Combes, John D. MA 1968 Wash. State [4298] Burial practices as an indicator of cultural change in the lower Snake River region. 172p., illus. CoNDiE, LeRoy PhD 1961 New Mexico [4299] An experiment in second-language instruction of be- ginning Indian children in New Mexico public schools. 148p. M. Cone, Margie Lee MEd 1962 So. California [4300] A social studies unit on the Pueblo Indians for the Third Grade. Project. Connelly, John Charles IVIA 1956 Chicago [4301] Clan-lineage relations in a Pueblo village phratry. 70p. The Hopi Indian village of Shungopovy. Connolly, Andrew Anthony MA 1957 Loyola [4302] Beginnings of the St. Francis Xavier Mission Colony for the Iroquois. 123p. CoNRADT, J. C. MA 1941 Texas Tech. [4303] The early history of Fisher County. 84p. § "Red men" gives brief consideration of the Kiowa and Comanche inhabitants. CooK, Howard Scott PhD 1968 Pittsburgh [4304] Teitipac and its metateros: an economic anthropological study of production and exchange in a peasant-artisan economj^ in the valley of Oaxaca, Mexico. 368p. M. Zapotec-speaking metate makers. 63 Cook, John Paul MA 1964 Brown [4305] Early ground stone artifacts in northern North America. Cook, John Paul PhD 1969 Wisconsin [4306] The early prehistory of Healy Lake, Alaska. 407p. M. Cook, Noble David MA 1964 Florida [4307] Eighteenth century Peru : Population decline and Indian labor systems. Cook, Warren Lawrence PhD 1960 Yale [4308] Spain in the Pacific Northwest, 1774-1795. 300p., illus. British Columbia and Alaska, considerable on natives; plates of Indian villages and chiefs. Cooke, Frederick A. P. MM 1934 C-C Music, Ginn, [4309] American Indian music and dancing. Cooper, Clarence Ray MA 1959 Calif. S. Barbara [4310] Sir William Johnson, Indian Superintendent and mili- tary leader, 1738-1756. Cooper, Frances Yvonne Miller MA 1969 Oregon [4311] Northern Northwest Coast Indian trade. 107p. Cooper, Jane MM 1951 C-C Music, Cinn. [4312] Characteristics of American folk music. 68p., music scores. Includes American Indian examples. Cooper, Janet S. MA 1966 Ariz. -Flag staff [4313] A study of two Indian high school's occupational pre- paration programs. 52p. Practicum. Navajo Reservation: Oasis IVIission High School, and Sagebrush Public High School. Cooper, Jed Arthur PhD 1964 Geo. Peahody [4314] The role of the school in Otavalo Indian society. 124p. M. Highland Ecuador. Cooper, Johnson Gaylord DSS 1961 Syracuse [4315] Oswego in the French-Enghsh struggle in North America, 1720-1760. 378p. M. New York Province. 64 Cooper, Stewart Austin MA 1961 Iowa [4316] Monte Alban and Mitla; the people and their ceramics. 67p., illus. CoppocK, Hekry Aaron PhD 1970 Michigan State [4317] Interactions between Russians and Native Americans in Alaska, 1741-1840. 163p. M. Tlingit and Aleut natives. Corbett, Pearson H. MS 1944 Brigham Young [4318] Jacob HambHn, western frontiersman, pioneer colonizer, Indian missionary, peace maker, and trail blazer in the Southwest. 169p. Cordell, Linda Sue MA 1967 Oregon [4319] The Lingo site, a Calapuya midden. 96p. CoRMACK, Charles William PhD 1968 Arizona [4320] Social structure and economic production on an Arizona Indian Reservation. 639p. M. Pima, Gila River Reservation. CoROVEiCH, Sue Jean MA 1950 No. Colorado [4321] The snake motif in Toltec and Aztec design. CoRPENO, Helen Crawan PhD 1968 Florida [4322] The role of the Indian in the Guatemalan political system, 1965-1966. 343p. Overview of Indian participation in politics. CoRRELL, Thomas Clifton MA 1967 Minnesota [4323] Eskimo verbs: an applied comparison of two models. lOlp. CoRRiGAN, Francis Vincent EdD 1970 Geo. Washington [4324] A comparison of self concepts of American Indian stu- dents from pubhc and Federal school backgrounds. 187p. M. Sherman High School, in Riverside, California administered by the B.I.A. CosGRiPEE, Harry Arthur MS 1956 Cornell [4325] Proposals for recruiting, training, and maintaining an extension staff for the American Indians in Montana. 75p. CosGROVE, Harold L. MA 1961 Univ. Americas [4326] Xochicalco, Morelos: a descriptive study of some ethno- graphic aspects of a Mexican village. 142p. CosMiNSKY, Sheila Claire MA 1964 Wash. State [4327] An analysis of Wasco-Wishram mythology. Cottier, John W. MA 1970 Alabama [4328] Preliminary archaeological investigations at X-kucican, Yucatan, Mexico. 238p. CoTJLT, Allak Donald PhD 1961 California [4329] Conflict and stability in a Hualapai community. CouMES, John Valsin MA 1967 Auburn [4330] A study of some place-names in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana. 182p. Cousin, Helen Ada MEd 1955 Ariz.-Tempe [4331] The English abilities of Indian students. 54p. Practicum. Pima-Casa Grande Union High School, Arizona. Couturier, Edith Boorstein PhD 1965 Columbia [4332] Hacienda of Hueyapan : the history of a Mexican social and economic institution, 1550-1940, 32 Ip. M. Considerable on Indian relations. Located near Pachuca, in Hidalgo, Mexico. CowAN, James Costello PhD 1964 OJclahoma [4333] Lawrence in Old and New Mexico: the quest and the art. 236p. M. In quest of Aztec symbols and myths. CowGiLL, George Lewis PhD 1963 Harvard [4334] Post classic period culture in the vicinity of Flores, Peten, Guatemala. 586p. CowiE, James Edward MA 1958 Colorado [4335] The areal distribution of the Eastern Shoshone. 126p. CowLES, Sandra Ahne MS 1969 Cornell [4336] Differentiation of primary schools and community devel- opment in a highland region of Peru. 75p. Province of Yungay, Dept. Ancash; largely non-Spanish-speak- ing Indians. 66 Cox, Allak Eaton MA 1967 Alberta [4337] An historical analysis of competitive rubber ball games in Mesoamerica, Arizona and the Greater Antilles. Cox, Brxjce Alden PhD 1968 California [4338] Law and conflict management among the Hopi. 186p. M. Cox, Curtis ]\IA 1968 Tulane [4339] Function of the peyote cult in three North American Indian tribes. 97p. Navajo, Ute, Menomini. Cox, IMarian Estelle MA 1969 U.C.L.A. [4340] Stone culture of the Manteiio culture (central coast of Ecuador). Cox, Paul Ronald PhD 1970 New York [4341] The characterization of the American Indian in American Indian plays 1800-1860 as a reflection of the American romantic movement. 282p. M. Cox, Paul Thomas MS 1963 Arizona [4342] An economic analysis of water priority rights and their effects on farm planning in the San Carlos Irrigation and Drainage District . 1 1 5p . BIA San Carlos project, on the Gila Indian Reservation, Arizona (Apache). CoxHEAD, Susan Hiller MA 1966 Tulane [4343] Behavioral comparisons of language and culture, based upon kinship terminologies from the Maya languages. 88p. Crabtree, Robert Herre MA 1957 Washington [4344] Two burial sites in central Washington. 130p. Cracroft, Richard Holton PhD 1970 Wisconsin [4345] The American West of Washington Irving : the quest for a national tradition. 43 7p. M. Considers his writing about Indians. Crader, Paul Homer MA 1964 So. Illinois [4346] Two Indian campaigns of the Northwest; 1864, 1865. Crago, Florence M. MA 1970 Claremont [4347] An examination of theories regarding the decline of classical Mayan civilization in the central lowland. 67 Crahan, Margaret Ellen PhD 1967 Columbia [4348] Clerical immunity in the Viceroyalty of Peru, 1684- 1692: a study of civil-ecclesiastical relations. 203p. M. § 2, "The Church and the Indian" considers the efforts of the Viceroy to end the mistreatment of the Indians by priests. Craig, Alan Knowlton PhD 1966 Louisiana [4349] The geography of fishing in British Honduras and adja- cent coastal areas. 266p. M. Presents evidence of substantial aboriginal coastal population. Craig, Evangeline A. MA 1961 Texas-El Paso [4350] Injustices in Mexican history in the works of Patricia Cox. Considers the problem from the time of the Spanish Conquest to the present day. Craig, Lois M. MA 1949 Wisconsin [4351] The role of the missionary on the Wisconsin frontier, 1825-1840. 124p. Some mention of mission work among Chippewa and Winnebago. Craig, Wesley William PhD 1967 Cornell [4352] From hacienda to community : an analysis of sohdarity and social change in Peru. 147p. M. La Convencion Valley, in the highlands of southeastern Peru. Craig, William Scott MA 1957 Illinois [4353] The dramatic activity of certain Indian tribes of Illi- nois. 41p. Miami, Kickapoo, Sac and Fox, Potawatomi and Winnebago. Crain, Carleton Ltjke ma 1963 San Francisco [4354] The distribution of fishhooks in the primitive world. California and the Northwest Coast. Crampton, Charles Gregory PhD 1941 California [4355] The opening of the Mariposa mining region, 1849-1859, with particular reference to the Mexican land grant of John Charles Fremont. 334p., pL, maps. Considerable on Indians. Crandall, Faye Elizabeth PhD 1969 Clark [4356] A cross-cultural study of Ahtena Indian and non-Indian high school students in Alaska on selected value orien- tations and measured intellectual ability. 161p. M. Copper Basin, Alaska. 68 Crane, Brian A. S. MA 1950 Brit. Columbia [4357] The problem of Indian administration in Canada. Crane, William Kerk MA 1951 Utah [4358] Kwakiutl, Haida and Tsimshian; a study in social con- trol. 161p. Crannell, Marilyn a. MA 1970 New York-Bingham. [4359] Shell-tempered pottery vessels from the Engelbert site, Nichols, New York. Crapo, Richley H. PhD 1970 Utah [4360] Language variation among the Duckwater Shoshone. 103p. M. Craton, Bobby Gene MA 1970 Georgia [4361] Protestant missionaries and Indian reaction among the Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Creek tribes, 1817-1861. 139p. Crawford, James Mack PhD 1966 California [4362] The Cocopa language. 263p. M. Yuman family, SW Arizona and NW Mexico . Crawford, Margaret Eleanor MA 1962 Alberta [4363] A geographic study of the distribution of population change in Alberta, 1932-1961. 122p., graphs, maps. Includes Indian Census figures, 1929-1959. Crawford, Robert Guy Hodges MA 1966 Florida [4364] Archeological survey of Lenoir County, North Carohna. 146p. 64 aboriginal occupations located. Crawford, Winnie Mae MA 1930 Northwestern [4365] Pantomime among primitive tribes and ancient civiliza- tions. 134p. Includes data on a number of North American tribes. Creider, Chet a. ma 1968 Minnesota [4366] A morphological sketch of Tarma Quechua. 36p. Crelly, Frances Lois MA 1955 Colorado [4367] What a newspaper reveals about a tri-ethnic community. 92p. Ute Indians in Ignacio, Colorado. Crespi, Muriel Kaminsky PhD 1968 Illinois [4368] The patrons and peons of Pesillo : a traditional hacienda system in Highland Ecuador. 467p. M. Crevelli, John Peter MA 1959 California [4369] Four hundred years of Indian affairs in the North Bay counties of California. Crocker, Jon Christopher PhD 1967 Harvard [4370] The social organization of the eastern Bororo. 388p. Crocker, William Henry PhD 1962 Wisconsin [4371] A method for deriving themes as applied to Canela Indian festival materials. 31 Ip. M. Brazil. Crockett, Bernice Norman EdD 1953 Oklahoma [4372] The origin and development of public health in Okla- homa, 1830-1930. 481p. Pub: (in part) "Health condi- tions in Indian Territory, 1830 to the Civil War". Chron. of OUa., XXXV #1 [1957] p. 80-90. Crockett, David A. MA 1967 St. Cloud [4373] An inquiry into the integration of the Chippewa Indian student into the secondary schools of northern Minnesota Project. Cromack, GAUi Westoby MA 1967 Hartford [4374] Cashinawa "Spirit" narratives and their cultural context. A Panoan-speaking tribe inhabiting eastern Brazil and southern Peru. Cromack, Robert Earl PhD 1968 Hartford [4375] Language systems and discourse structure in Cashinawa. 399p. M. Southern Peru. Crouch, Donald Ewy MFA 1965 Iowa [4376] Types of Hopewell effigy pipes. 88p., illus. Crouse, Ruth Compton PhD 1964 Florida State [4377] Clorinda Matto de Turner: an analysis of her roles in Peruvian literature. 143p. M. An indigenista writer who included an extensive amount of material on the Indians in her works. 70 Crow, Verl MS 1961 Drake [4378] The educational status of Indian students in the Sioux City public schools. Crowder, David L. MA 1966 Idaho State [4379] Tendoy, Chief of the Lemhis. 120p. Pub: Caxton Press [1969] 139p. Crowe, Keith Jeffray MA 1969 Brit. Columbia [4380] A cultural geography of northern Faxe Basin, N.W.T. 178p., illus. Crowley, Francis Geyer PhD 1962 Washington/ SL [4381] A comparative study of Garcilaso de la Vega, El Inca, and his sources in the Comentarios Reales de los Incas, I. 190p. 31. The son of an Inca princess and Spanish Conquistador, El Inca was the champion of the Inca people in the early post-Conquest period. Cro\\^, Winton L. ma 1961 Fort Hays [4382] A study of Indian raids in Kansas, 1872-1900. 144p. Cruikshank, Julia Margaret MA 1969 Brit. Columbia [4383] The role of northern Canadian Indian women in social change. 139p. Cruiuley, Carole L. MA 1967 Calgary [4384] The Kantzler Site: a multi-component manifestation of the Woodland pattern. Crfmrine, Lois L. MA 1958 Arizona [4385] Phonology of Arizona Yaqui. Pub: UjAriz., Anthro. Paps. #5 [1961]. Crumrine, Lynne Scoggins PhD 1966 Arizona [4386] Ceremonial exchanges as a mechanism in tribal integra- tion among the Mayos of northwest Mexico. 170p. M. Pub: U/Ariz., Anthro. Paps. #14 [1969]. Crumrine, NoRiMAN Koss MA 1962 Arizona [4387] The House Cross of the Mayo Indians of Sonora, Mexico : a symbol in ethnic identity. Pub : UjAriz., Anthro. Paps. #8 [1964]. 71 Crumrine, Norman Ross PhD 1968 Arizona [4388] The Easter ceremonial in the socio -cultural identity of Mayos, Sonora, Mexico. 464p. M. Cruz-Sandoval, Luis Fernando MA 1969 New Mexico [4389] Hierarchy and equahty in three Latin American peasant communities. 104p. Includes the Tzotzil in Zinacantan, Chiapas, Mexico; Mixtec of Santo Domingo barrio, Oaxaca, Mexico; and Quechua in Hual- can, Ancash, Peru. CuADRADO, Raul Ramon DPH 1968 Michigan [4390] Seroepidemiologic studies of hemorrhagic fever and in- fluenza viruses in South America. 73p. M. Indians of Peru were tested. Cuff, Janet MA 1968 Bowling Green [4391] Value orientations among Navajo professional women. 96p. In Window Rock, Arizona and Gallup, New Mexico. CuLBERT, Thomas Patrick PhD 1962 Chicago [4392] The ceramic sequence of the central highlands of Chia- pas, Mexico. 284p. Culver, Sara R. MA 1965 Columbia [4=393] The Manteno culture of the Santa Elena Peninsula, southwest coast Ecuador. 105p. Cunningham, Anne Walden MA 1962 Texas-El Paso [4394] Adolf Francis Alphonse BandeHer : his development as a writer. Bandelier was an outstanding scholar of the Indians of the Southwestern U.S. and Peru in the late XIX Centiiry. Curry, Hilda Jane MA 1950 Indiana [4395] Negative painted pottery of Angel Mounds Site and its distribution in the New World. Curry, Hugh Kimbriel MA 1965 Mississippi [4396] Ceramic analysis of the Womack site. Curtice, Clifford "G." MA 1961 Sacramento [4397] Cultural and physical evidences of the prehistoric people of Sacramento County. 115p. Project. 72 CwACH, Elmer Duane MA 1958 So. Dakota [4398] A history of the Yankton Indian Agency during the nineteenth century. 95p., illus. Cybulski, Jerome S. MA 1967 Buffalo [4399] The demography of the Orchid site ossuary. 39p. Prehistoric : late Woodland site. CzuBOKA, Michael Peter MA 1960 Manitoba [4400] St. Peter's : a historical study with anthropological ob- servations on the Christian aborigines of Red R-iver (1811-1876). Dabney, E. Jeann^e ma 1963 Wyoming [4401] Romantic and realistic conceptions of the Indian in American literature. 80p. Dacken, Gertrude W. MA 1962 Columbia [4402] Cherokee leadership in American Indian acculturation. 89p. DaCunha, Elizabeth Herrala MA 1961 Indiana [4403] The incidence of dental caries and alveoloclasta in a number of prehistoric and historic American Indian groups of the Middle West. d'Agostino, Anthony MA 1965 Buffalo [4404] An economic survey of the San Carlos Indian Reserva- tion. Arizona Apache. Dahlquist, Robert Edwin MA 1961 St. Louis [4405] A calendar of the important documents preserved in the central Jesuit Archives in Rome under Provincia Mexi- cana. Dalle Y, Robert Clifton PhD 1957 Toronto [4406] Medical practices among the Plains Indians; a study in culture pattern. 29 Ip. Dallman, John Edwin MS 1958 Wisconsin [4407] A study of culture change at the Bamble site. 177p. Four Indian village sites in the vicinity of Mobridge, South Dakota. 73 Daly, John Paul PhD 1966 Indiana [4408] Generative syntax of Mixteco. 160p. M. Damas, David John PhD 1962 Chicago [4409] The structure of Igluligmiut : Local groupings. 345p. Igluligmiut Eskimo north of Melville Peninsula, Northwest Territories, Canada. DaMatta, Roberto Augusto PhD 1970 Harvard [4410] Apinaye social structure. 351p. A Ge- speaking tribe in central Brazil. Dane, John Preston ThD 1955 Central Bapt. [4411] A history of Baptist missions among the Plains Indians of Oklahoma. 239p. Daniel, James Manly PhD 1955 Texas [4412] The advance of the Spanish frontier and the Despoblado. Dankworth, Richard T. EdD 1969 Utah State [4413] Educational achievement of Indian students in pubHc secondary schools as related to eight variables, in- cluding residential environment. 116p. Dann, Jeffrey Lewis MA 1967 Washington [4414] A study of an Indian tavern on skid road. 142p. Dann, Sylvia Yanagisako MA 1969 Washington [4415] Cultural conflict in the classroom ; a study of American Indian education. 71p. Danziger, Edmund Jefferson MA 1962 Illinois [4416] The Jesuit mission to the Huron Indians: 1634 to 1650. 124p., illus. Danziger, Edmund Jefferson PhD 1966 Illinois [4417] The peculiar service: problems in the administration of Federal Indian policy during the Civil War. 340p. M. Darling, John Davidson MA 1956 Brit. Columbia [4418] The effects of culture contact on the Tsimshian system of land tenure during the 19th Century. 74 Darnell, Fraotc EdD 1970 Wayne [4419] Alaska's dual Federal-State school system : a history and descriptive analysis. 45 Ip. M. Includes Alaskan natives — Eskimo, Indian, and Aleut. Darnell, Regna Diebold PhD 1969 Pennsylvania [4420] The development of American anthropology 1879-1920: from the Bureau of American Ethnology to Franz Boas. 527p. M, Dauenhauer, Alice Anne MA 1969 Miss. State [4421] Brutality to the Andean Indian in history and literature with special attention to Ecuador and the novels of Jorge Icaza. 108p. Daugherty, Howard Edward PhD 1969 U.C.L.A. [4422] Man -induced ecologic change in El Salvador. 267p. M. Sections on pre-Columbian land use. Daugherty, Mary Ann MA 1965 Arizona [4423] Nativistic religious movements among Indians of the United States. General; all tribes considered. Da VIES, Thomas Mockett PhD 1970 New Mexico [4424] Indian integration in Peru : a half century of experience, 1900-1948. 280p. M. Davis, Aijd Greta Lundberg MA 1965 Illinois [4425] The Two Heads of the Rio Village Maya : some changes in drinking patterns in a Maya Indian community. 95p., illus. British Honduras. Davis, Clark Allen MA 1964 New Mexico [4426] Comparative Mexican Penutian: Huave, Zoque and Popoluca. 36p. Davis, Edward Mott MA 1956 Nebraska [4427] Archaeological survey of the Big Sandy Reservoir area, southwestern Wyoming. Davis, Edwin B. MA 1952 Ariz.-Tempe [4428] A general shop course of study for the Apache Indian reservation schools. 76p. 75 Davis, Emma Lou PhD 1964 U.C.L.A, [4429] Anasazi mobility and Mesa Verde migrations. 378p. M. Davis, Exum Woodard :MA 1903 Illinois [4430] Indian question in Illinois. Library could not locate. Davis, Hester A. IVIA 1957 No. Carolina [4431] Social interaction and kinship in Big Cove community, Cherokee, North Carolina. 158p. Davis, Iii\tne El win MA 1958 New Mexico [4432] Santa Ana phonology. 31p. Davis, Irvine El win PhD 1960 New Mexico [4433] Grammatical structure of Santa Ana Keresan. 193p. M. Davis, Kerry Wood MSW 1970 Utah [4434] Cultural conflict in the Alaskan native family. 84p. Davis, Lawrence MA 1958 So. Dakota [4435] A speech and hearing survey of Indian children attending Ogalala Community School, Pine Ridge, South Dakota. Davis, Leslie Beryl MA 1965 Montana [4436] Remnant forms of the traditional folk narrative salvaged among the upper Pend OreiUe Indians of Montana. 148p. Davis, Michael L. MS 1970 Utah State [4437] A comparison of written language charcteristics of nor- mal hearing language deprived Navaho children, normal hearing White children and congenitaUy deaf children of normal hearing parents. 80p. Davis, Robert F. MA 1965 Alabama [4438] United States relations with the Chickasaw Indians, 1790-1820. 141p. Davis, Ronald Leroy MA 1957 Texas [4439] The American Indian policy since the closing of the frontier. Davis, Shelton Harold PhD 1970 Harvard [4440] Land of our ancestors : a study of land tenure and in- heritance in the Highlands of Guatemala. 264p. 76 Davis, Suzanne IVIarden MA 1954 No. Carolina [4441] Indian costumes for Unto These Hills. 85p., plates. Day, Christopher C. PhD 1967 Chicago [4442] The Jacaltec language. 260p. Day, Jacqueline Frances MA 1968 Indiana [4443] An ethnographic report of Santiago Ixtaltepec, Oaxaca, Mexico, with special reference to folk behef concerning the causes of disease. 75p. Dayley, John Phelip JVIA 1970 Idaho State [4444] Shoshone phonology and morphological sketch. 139p. Daza, IVIarjorie M. IVIA 1968 Arizona [4445] Factionahsm among the Kiowa-Apaches. 120p. Dean, Jeffrey Stewart PhD 1967 Arizona [4446] Chronological analysis of Tsegi phase sites in north- eastern Arizona. 779p. M. Pub: U/Ariz., Lab. Tree-ring Research, Paps. #3 [1969]. DeAnda, Joseph PhD 1970 So. California [4447] The Indian in the works of Gregorio Lopez y Fuentes. 292p. M. DeBlois, Joyce Waddell MA 1963 Tulane [4448] An interpretation of the map and Belacion of Texupa in Oaxaca, Mexico, and an analysis of the style of the map. 97p., iUus. DeBusk, Clarence Kaiser, jr. MM 1963 Texas [4449] An appraisal of the musicological resources of the Pecos River Focus. 204p. Primitive music. DeCastro, Martha B. MA 1942 Columbia [4450] The baroque architecture of the Viceroyalty of Peru. 104p. + 34 plates. Refers to highland architecture as Spardsh-Inca baroque. § I "Geographic and historical background: the Pre-Coliunbian era and the Spanish Conquest" (pre-Inca and Inca); § IV "Indian sources." 77 Decker, Robert James PhD 1961 Indiana [4451] Jason Lee, missionary to Oregon ; a re-evaluation. 329p.ilf . Founded Methodist mission in Oregon, 1833. Dedrick, Philip MA 1958 New Mexico [4452] An analysis of the human figure motif on North Ameri- can prehistoric painted pottery. 20 8p. Hohokam, MogoUon, Anasazi, Chihuahua. Deemer, Neva Ilene MA 1961 Ohio State [4:^^^ Burial practices of the Plains Indians. 56p. Deetz, James John Fanto PhD 1960 Harvard [4454] An archaeological approach to kinship change in eigh- teenth century Arikara culture. 143p. ; statistical data inch IBM cards. Pub : "The dynamics of stylistic change in Arikara ceramics." U j III., Stud. Anthro. #4 [1965] lllp. Deffner, Karen M. MA 1969 Wisconsin [4455] Mammalian material from Cahokia, Illinois: a prelimi- nary analysis. DeHarport, David Lee PhD 1959 Harvard [4456] An archaeological survey of Canon de Chelly, north- eastern Arizona; a Puebloan community through time. 1661p., illus. DeHoff, Irene Brumby MEd 1954 Temple [4457] The Woodland Indians. 40p. A source book for elementary school pupils. Dehoney, Martyvonne EdD 1968 Columbia [4458] A resource guide to art and architecture in New Jersey from pre-Columbian times to the Civil War. 476p. M. Indian artifacts of New Jersey. One of five parts. DeHoyos, Genevieve PhD 1967 Indiana [4459] Mobility orientation and mobility skills of youth in an institutionally dislocated group : the Pima Indian. 228p. M. Deissler, Kenneth Leroy MA 1961 So. Dakota [4460] A study of the I. T. E. D. achievement scores of high school freshman Indian students in the South Dakota public schools. 78p., charts. 78 Deizman, Thomas Jon MS 1961 So. Illinois [4461] Historical geography of Forest Park, Illinois. 168p., illus., maps. Scattered references to Indian burial practices. Dejarnette, David L. MA 1958 Alabama [4462] An archaeological study of a site suggested as a location of the Upper Creek community of Coosa visited by Hernando de Soto in 1540. 107p. DeJong, Theoia Bonham MA 1957 Brigham Young [4463] Explorations and fur trade in Idaho (1805-1846). 204p. Scattered references to Indians, particularly in place names. DeLaBarre, Reamor R. MA 1958 Johns Hopkins [4464] Chesapeake Bay Indian population. Delap, Richard W. MA 1952 Wise. -Milwaukee [4465] An administrative study of public child welfare service for Indian children of Ashland County, Wisconsin. Delfraisse, Betty Dew MA 1929 Texas [4466] The history of the University of Tulsa. 88p., illus. Indian education considered. Delgado, Hildegard Schmidt de PhD 1963 Indiana [4467] Aboriginal Guatemalan handweaving and costume. 496p. M, Delgado-Vega, Diego W. MA 1969 U.C.L.A. [4468] Arquitectura funeraria precolombina en el estado de Jalisco. Delisio, Mario P. MA 1970 Idaho State [4469] The natural and cultural stratigraphy of the Weston Canyon rockshelter, southeastern Idaho. 226p. DeMontigny, Lionel Herman MS 1966 Oklahoma [4470] Factors influencing health attitudes of the Kickapoos. 83p. Dempsey, Arthur DuANE EdD 1970 Arizona [4.4:11'] Culture and the conservation of time : a comparison of selected ethnic groups in Arizona. 77p. M. A study of young people including Pima, Papago, Hopi, Apache and Navajo. 79 Dempsey, Maria Petra PhD 1970 Florida State [4472] A comparative study of the developmental quotients of the 30-36-month-old Negro and Indian child as mea- sured by the Gesell schedules. 81p. Jf . Indian children from the urban and rural areas of Arizona, New Mexico, Louisiana and Florida. Deneban, William Maxfield PhD 1963 California [4473] The aboriginal settlement of the Llanos de Mojos: a seasonally inundated savanna in northeastern Bolivia. 356p. M. DeNitto, Dennis PhD 1966 Columbia [4474] Modern literary primitivism in the writings of D. H. Lawrence and other British novelists. 306p. M. Pueblo and Mexican people, in passim. Denjviak, Clayton Carlton PhD 1968 California [4475] Cultural change among the Blackfeet Indians of Mon- tana. 163p. M. Dennis, Dorothea Cutler MA 1956 New Mexico [4476] A study of student withdrawa^ls from the special Navajo program at Albuquerque Indian School from 1948-1954. Denny, Sidney Grant MA 1964 Missouri [4477] A re-evaluation of the Boone Focus: a late Woodland manifestation in central Missouri. Denton, Albert Wayne PhD 1970 Baylor [4478] Spanish Christian humanisn and its influence in Six- teenth Century New Spain. 256p. M. Considers treatment of the Indian; religious regulation and education. Denton, Trevor Da vies PhD 1970 Toronto [4479] Strangers in their land: a study of migration from a Canadian Indian Reserve. 460p. M. Acculturated Reserve in settled southern Canada. Not named. DeRosier, Arthur H., jr. PhD 1959 So. Carolina [4480] The removal of the Choctaw Indians from Mississippi. 270p. M. Pub: The Removal of the Choctaw Indians. Knoxville. U/Tenn. Press [1970]. 80 Derr, Bernhard J. PhD 1940 Wisconsin [4481] A history of the Chippewa Nation to 1856. 95p. Despain, Charles Ward, jr. EdD 1965 Wash. State [4482] Analysis of male Navaho students' perception of occu- pational opportunities and their attitudes toward devel- opment of skills and traits necessary for occupational competence. 113p. M. DeuPree, Dean C. MA 1962 Texas-El Paso [4483] Pinos Altos, New Mexico, 1860-1880. Deutsch, Sfsak Laura MA 1968 Wisconsin [4484] Menomini representational art. 132p., illus. Devereaux, John David MA 1960 Indiana [4485] Social organization and land tenure among Canadian Indians. Dew, Edward MacMillan, jr. PhD 1966 U.G.L.A, [4486] Politics in the Altiplano : a study of provincial political change in Peru. 305p. M. Indians and Mestizos. Deweese, Orval Henry MS 1957 Miss. State [4487] The Mississippi Choctaws. 79p. History since 1830. Diaz, May Nordquist PhD 1963 California [4488] Tonala: a Mexican peasant town in transition. 274p. M, Mestizo village pottery industry. Dick, Herbert William PhD 1957 Harvard [4489] The archaeology of Bat Cave, Catron County, New Mexico. 306p. Pub: "Bat Cave," School Amer. Res., Mono. #27 [1965] 128p. DiCKEMAN, Mildred PhD 1958 California [4490] The reaction of non-literate peoples to the introduction of Western education : a comparative study. Maori, Hawaiian, Navajo and Nez Perce. Dickens, Roy S. MA 1966 Alabama [4491] Bluff Reservoir, central Alabama, and some implications on late prehistoric subsistence and settlement patterns. 138p. 81 Dickens, Roy Selman, jr. PhD 1970 No. Carolina [4492] The Pisgah culture and its place in the prehistory of the Southern Appalachians. 343p. M. Dickey, Sandra Ferial MA 1964 California [4493] A historical review of knotless netting in South America. Dickinson, James Gary EdD 1968 Brit. Columbia [4494] An analytical survey of the Pemberton Valley in British Columbia with special reference to adult education. M. A comparison of 158 non-Indian, and 32 Indians. Dickson, John Lois PhD 1964 Oklahoma [4495] The judicial history of the Cherokee Nation from 1721 to 1835. 410p. M. Diebold, a. Richard, jr. PhD 1961 Yale [4496] Bilingualism and biculturalism in a Huave community. 226p. M. San Mateo del Mar, in Oaxaca, Mexico. DiEHL, Richard Allen IVIA 1965 Penna. State [4497] Contemporary settlement patterns and archaeological interpretation. 161p. Use of ethnographic data from archaeological interpretation in Teotihuacdn Valley, Mexico. DiEHL, Richard Allen PhD 1969 Penna. State [4498] An evaluation of cultural evolution in the Formative period in Mesoamerican prehistory. 177p. M. DiENHART, John Michael MA 1970 Ariz.-Tempe [4499] Quiche phonology in historical perspective. 374p., illus. DiERKiNG, Charlotte Beth MA 1958 Whittier [4500] The scientific study of a reHgious group. Study of Indians in an Assembly of God Church in a subiu-b of Los Angeles. Dierman, Robert James MA 1961 Columbia [4501] Church and state in New Mexico in the 17th and 18th centuries. 75p. § V "Pueblos, Apaches and French". Also data on Indians in general, and a table of native population listed by Pueblos. 82 DiETERT, Maxine Coers jVIA 1957 Texas A&I [4502] Arts practiced by Indians in Texas. 267p. DiETSCH, James Eugene MA 1962 Ohio State [4503] Religious survivals among the Mayan Indians. 57p. Dietze, Frank MA 1965 Texas Tech. [4504] La protesta social en la obra de Ciro Alegria. 72p. Chapter on Incas and indigenous life; the Indian themes in Alegria's novels. DiLLiNG, Harold John MEd 1962 Toronto [4505] Integration of the Indian Canadian in and through schools, mth emphasis on the St. Clair Reserve in Samia. 171p., illus. DiLLiNG, Harold John EdD 1965 Toronto [4506] Educational achievement and social acceptance of Indian pupils integrated in non-Indian schools of southern Ontario. 440p. Dillingham, Betty Ann Wilder PhD 1963 Michigan [4507] Oklahoma Eackapoo. 299p. M, Tribal history from 1640 to the present. DiNCAUZE, Dena Ferran PhD 1966 Harvard [4508] Cremation cemeteries in eastern Massachusetts. 250p. Pub: Harvard U., Peabody Mus. Paps., LIX #1 [1968] 132p. Analysis of artifacts in eastern Massachusetts collections. DiPPiE, Brian William PhD 1970 Texas [4509] The vanishing American; popular attitudes and Ameri- can Indian poUcy in the nineteenth century. Slip. M. DiSKiN, Martin MA 1963 U.C.L.A. [4510] Noanama society and folktales. 134p. Southern Clioco group in Colombia. DiSKiN, IHartin PhD 1967 U.C.L.A. [4511] Economics and society in Tlacolula, Oaxaca, Mexico. 211p. M. 83 DiTTERT, Alfred Edward, jr. PhD 1959 Arizona [4512] Culture change in the Cebolleta Mesa region, central western New Mexico. 620p. M. Acoma pueblo, 1947 thru 1952. DixoK, Keith Alan PhD 1956 U.C.L.A. [4513] The archaeological signifiance of certain unusual pottery shapes of the prehistoric Southwest. 173p. + 39 plates. Dixon, IVIargaret Sheila MA 1950 Colorado [4514] An annotated bibliography of a proposed linguistic atlas of the Rocky Mountain region with emphasis on Colo- rado. Dltjhy, jVIilan J. MA 1964 So. Illinois [4515] The legal status of the American Indian. DoBSON, Masil Smith MA 1967 West Virginia [4516] A survey of Indian art with emphasis on Southwest pottery design. 132p., illus. DoBYNS, Henry F. jVIA 1956 Arizona [4517] Prehistoric Indian occupation within the Eastern area of the Yuman complex. Dodge, Stephen Charles PhD 1968 Minnesota [4518] The history of the development of the Venezuelan Guayana region. 337p. M. From early civilian and military expeditions to locate the myth- ical "Gilded Man" to the present time. DoENGES, Marie Martha MA 1947 Washington! SL [4519] Mayan architectural sculpture. 168p. Doereert, Hans M. MEd 1956 Boston [4520] Use of pictures in teaching EngHsh to Navajo children. DoLAN, Edward Myers IVIA 1959 Florida State [4521] An investigation of the Darby and Hornsby Spring sites, Alachua County, Florida. 106p. Dole, Gertrude Evelyn PhD 1957 Michigan [4522] The development of patterns of kinship nomenclature. 477p. Jf . Kuikuru; Eskimo; Plains Indians. 84 Doll, Eugene Edgar IVIA 1940 Chicago [4523] The stewardship of the Saint in Mexico and Guatemala. 88p. Mitla, Tepoztlan, Panajachel, Tarahumara, Zapotecan, Nahuan, Mayan, Sonoran. Donahue, Francis JajvIES PhD 1965 So. California [4524] Miguel Angel Asturias: escritor comprometido. (Spanish text). 410p. M. Considers the work of this modern Guatemalan novelist, well known for his artistic recreation of the Maya-Quiche past of his country. Donahue, IVIargaret MM 1944 So. Dakota [4525] Adaptations in a course of music study for Indian children. 56p. DoNNAN, Christopher Bruce PhD 1968 California [4526] The Moche occupation of the Santa VaUey, Peru. 434p. M. DoNOHOE, Thomas Aquinas MA 1954 Ariz.-Tempe [4527] A basic grammar for Federal Indian schools. 65p. DoNOHUE, John Augustine PhD 1957 California [4528] Jesuit missions in northwestern New Spain, 1711-1767. The Yaqui Revolt of 1740, in southern Arizona, Sinaloa, and Sonora. DoRNER, Peter Paul PhD 1959 Harvard [4529] Economic position of the American Indians: their re- sources and potentials. 318p. DoRWiN, John MA 1964 Indiana [4530] The Paleo-Indian occupation of Indiana. DoRWiN, John T. PhD 1970 Indiana [4531] The Bowen Site : an archaeological study of the culture process in the late prehistory of central Indiana. 345p. 31. Marion County. Dosier, Jack jVIA 1961 Idaho ]4532] History of the Coeur d'Alene Indians to 1900. lllp. 85 DoTSON, Theotis Robert MS 1963 Tennessee [4533] Problems related to the education of Apache Indian children. 77p. Dougherty, Dolorita IVIarie PhD 1957 St. Louis [4534] A history of Fort Union (North Dakota) 1829-1867. Librarian says this contains brief references to Indian relations. Doughty, Paul Larrabee PhD 1963 Cornell [4535] Peruvian highlanders in a changing world: social inte- gration and culture change in an Andean district. 42 Ip. M. District of Huaylas; Quechua-speaking Indians. DOUHANIUK, AVlLLIAM see Collins, Barbara Rose. Douglas, Bill Gray PhD 1969 Stanford [4536] Illness and curing in Santiago Atitlan, a Tzutujil-Maya community in the southwestern highlands of Guatemala. 425p. M. DowD, JVIary Jane MA 1939 Catholic [4537] A child study among the Wind River Shoshoni. Down, Edith Emily MA 1962 Brit, Columbia [4538] The Sisters of Saint Ann; their contribution to educa- tion in the Pacific Northwest, 1858-1958. Down, Mary Margaret PhD 1965 Cornell [4539] A cross-cultural analysis of the concept of money management. 150p. M. Concerns teen-age finances, Canadian Whites and Indians. Areas includes Lachine, Quebec; Manitoulin Is., Ontario; Prince George and Kamloops, British Cohimbia. Downing, Lewis Jackson EdD 1965 Oklahoma [4540] The comparison-reference process as it relates to ninth grade Indian and non-Indian boys of low socio-economic status. 83p. M. Red Lake Schools, Red Lake Indian Res., Minnesota. Downs, Fane MA 1963 Texas Tech. [4541] The administration of Antonio Martinez, last Spanish Governor of Texas, 1817-1822. 75p. Chapter on Indian harrassments. Comanche, Tonkawa, Tawa- koni and Lipan. 86 DoTVTsTS, James Francis PhD 1961 California [4542] The ejffect of animal husbandry on two North American Indian tribes. Washo and Navajo. DowT^s, jMary Jane MA 1954 Bryn Mawr [4543] A study of the Potlatch as a means of expressing atti- tudes in three Northwest Coast Societies. Doyle, Michael Vincent PhD 1969 Michigan State [4544] An investigation and evalution of speech education in pre-school and early elementary programs for the dis- advantaged. 138p. White, Xegro, Spanish -American and Indian. Dracioian, Gaberell PhD 1969 Chicago [4545] Twana phonology. 268p. Dragon, John Irwin MEd 1970 Montana State [4546] The extent of spoken Crow and Cheyenne among Indian students of the Crow and Northern Cheyenne Indian reservations. 49p. Dragoo, Donald Wayne PhD 1957 Indiana [4547] Archaic cultures of the upper Ohio valley. 267p. M. Drewitt, Robert Bruce PhD 1967 California [4548] Irrigation and agricultui'e in the Valley of Teotihuacan. 304p. 31. Prehistoric and current practices. Driben, Paul MA 1969 Manitoba [4549] Ojibwa and Jewish children: a comparative study of N-achievement. 129p. Driscoll, David Read, jr. MA 1953 Louisville [4550] Stephen Theodore Badin. § on Catholic missionary work with Indians in the Old North- west. Drouin, Emeric 0. PhD 1962 Ottaiva [4551] La Colonic St.-Paul-des-Metis, Alberta, 1896-1909. 808p. DuBOFE, Anna ]\IA 1932 No. Colorado [4552] An evaluation of children's books on Indian life. 87 DuFFiELD, Lathel Flay Mx^ 1963 Oklahoma [4553] Description and analysis of the designs on the engraved shells from the Craig Mound at Spiro, Leflore County, Oklahoma. Pub : "Engraved shells from the Craig Mound at Spiro, Leflore County, Oklahoma." Oklahoma Anthro. Soc. Mem. #\ [1964] 90p., illus. DuFFiELD, Lathel Flay PhD 1970 Wisconsin [4554] Some Panhandle aspect sites: their vertebrates and paleoecology. 52 6p. M. DuMOND, Don Edward PhD 1962 Oregon [4555] Human prehistory in the Kaknek drainage, Alaska. 248p. M. Duncan, Bonnie- Jean MA 1964 New Mexico [4556] A history of Pueblo Indian art for the secondary school. Duncan, John Whitfield, III MA 1964 Sacramento [4557] Maidu ethnobotany. 121p. Project. Dundes, Alan PhD 1962 Indiana [4558] The morphology of North American Indian folktales. 226p. M. Dunn, Brother Fabius PhD 1962 Texas [4559] The administration of Don Antonio Cordero, Governor of Texas, 1805-1808. 498p. M. Indians of Texas, in passim. Dunn, John A. PhD 1970 New Mexico [4560] Coast Tsimshian phonology. 83p. Dunn, Stephen Porter PhD 1959 Columbia [4561] The influence of ideology upon culture change : two test cases. 318p. M. I : Mexican Indians during and immediately after Spanish con- quest. DuNNELL, Robert Chester PhD 1967 Yale [4562] The prehistory of Fishtrap, Kentucky: archaeological interpretations in marginal areas. 177p. M. 88 DuNKiGAN, Teviothy PhD 1970 Arizona [4563] Subsistence and reciprocity patterns among the Moun- tain Pimas of Sonora, Mexico. DuRBiN, Marshall Elza PhD 1964 Buffalo [4564] A componential analysis of the San Carlos dialect of Western Apache : a study based on the analysis of the phonology, morphophonic, and morphemics. 133p. M. DuRBiN, Thomas Edmond PhD 1970 U.C.L.A. [4565] Aztec patterns of conquest as manifested in the Valley of Toluca, the state of Mexico, Mexico. 247p. M. Dtjrham, Dixok Krider ^iA 1965 No. Carolina [4566] The back country of South Carolina, 1746-1776: the land and the people. 74p. § I "The favorite hunting ground of the Lower Cherokees.'* DusENBERRY, Verne MA 1956 Montana [4567] The varying culture of the Northern Cheyenne. 170p. Dyche, Steven E. MA 1963 Montana State [4568] EngHsh achievement of seventh grade Crow Indian stu- dents and proposed ways of improving their language skiUs in the Hardin public schools. 37p. Dyck, Ian George MA 1970 Manitoba [4569] Two Oxbow settlement types in central Saskatchewan. 90p. Dyck, Noel Evan MA 1970 Saskatchewan [4570] The administration of Federal Indian aid in the North West Territories, 1879-1885. Dyer, Aldrich James MEd 1968 Alberta [4571] A pilot unit based on original sources for grade 10 Social Studies in the Northwest Territories. 216p. Includes sections on the history of the Eskimo, Chipewyan, Yellowknife, Slave and Dogrib Indians from the jom-nals of Alexander Mackenzie, George Franklin and George Back. Dyer, Weston Albert EdD 1970 Ball [4572] The influence of Henry Kjiox on the forroation of American Indian pohcy in the Northern Department: 1786-1795. 193p. M. 89 Dyke, Amos Prince MA 1968 McGill [4573] Population distribution and movement in coastal Lab- rador, 1950-1966. 196p. Dykhuizen, Dorothy ]\'Iarie MA 1951 Iowa [4574] A unit in critical thinking for the Navaho high school senior in relation to his cultural background, lllp. Earhart, H. Byron jVIA 1960 Chicago [4575] Worldview of the Zuni Indians. 106p. Earnhardt, Eldon D. MA 1969 San Francisco [4:516] Aspects of invention and technology changes of Ameri- can Plains Indian cultures. Earl, Charles Douglas PhD 1968 New Mexico [4577] The academic achievement of college athletes and non- athletes from four ethnic groups. 93p. M. Anglo, Indian, Xegro, and Spanish-American. East, Dennis MS 1964 Wisconsin [4578] Land speculation in the Chickasaw Cession: a study of the New York and Mississippi Land Company, 1835- 1889. 154p. Eberil^rt, Harold Hal PhD 1957 U.C.L.A. [4579] Time markers in southern California archaeology. 32 7p., 14 plates. A study of archeological ceramics. EcHEVARRiA, EvELio Abttndio PhD 1969 Colorado [4580] La novela social de Bolivia (1904-1952). 361p. 31. Chapter on themes typical in BoHvian social novels; Indian, Cholo (mixed bloods), etc. Eddy, Frank W. IMA 1958 Arizona [4581] A sequence of cultural and alluvial deposits in the Cienega Creek Basin, southeastern Arizona. Eddy, Frank Warren PhD 1968 Colorado [4582] Culture ecology and the prehistory of the Navajo Reser- voir district. 418p. 31. 90 Edgerton, Robert Breckenridge PhB 1960 U.C.L.A. [4583] An initial experiment toward the development of a picture test of values. 330p., iUus. Menomini Indians. Edmunds, Cicely MA 1958 California [4584] Aboriginal slavery in northwestern North America. Edwards, Charles Richard MA 1915 Chicago [4585] Frontier policy of the Colony of Virginia. 51p. Defense, land policy, education and the Indian. Edwards, Clinton Ralph MA 1957 California [4586] Quintana Roo: Mexico's empty quarter. 189p., iUus., maps. Part II: Population change since 1500. Also includes section on the Cozumel Maya. Edwards, Clinton Ralph PhD 1962 California [4587] Aboriginal water-craft of western South America : distri- bution, history and problems of orgin. 423p. M. Pub : Aboriginal Water-craft on the Pacific Coast of South America. Berkeley: Univ. Cahfornia Press [1965] 160pp., illus. Edwards, Glenn Thoihas jVIA 1960 Oregon [4588] Oregon regiments in the Civil War years: duty on the Indian frontier. 222p. Edwards, Glenn Thomas PhD 1963 Oregon [4589] The Department of the Pacific in the Civil War years. 328p. i¥. Frontier defense includes consideration of the Indian, in passim. Edwards, Jay Dearborn MA 1965 Tulane [4590] The culture and personality of the Tarahumara of Mexico: implications for directed cultural change. 91p. Edwards, Palt. M. jMA 1960 So. Dakota [4591] Eort Wadsworth and the friendly Santee Sioux, 1864- 1892. 136p., iUus. 91 Edwards, Robert Lynn MA 1969 Calif. Davis [4592] The prehistory of the Pui'mak Wintun, Thomas Creek, Tehama County, CaHfornia including a suggested chron- ological model of the Northern CaHfornia Valley region prehistory. 151p. Efrat, Barbara Silverman PhD 1969 Pennsylvania [4593] A grammar of non-particles in Sooke, a dialect of Straits Coast Salish. 206p. M. Eglin, Thomas MEd 1969 Cent. Washington [4594] Attendance patterns of secondary Indian students who attended Camp Chaparral in 1967. 51p. Egloff, Brian John MA 1967 A^o. Carolina [4595] An analysis of ceramics from historic Cherokee towns. 79p. Ehrbright, Richard Marvin EdD 1969 Montana [4596] A descriptive study of underachievers as represented by students participating in the Upward Bound Program at the University of Montana. 564p. M. Indian and non-Indian high school students from Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota and Oklahoma. Ehrlich, Allen S. MA 1962 Minnesota [4597] The tale the Trickster tells: a study in Apache folklore. 41p. Ehrlich, Martha Judith MA 1965 Illinois [4598] Primitive influences in the sculpture of Henry Moore, 1922-1932. 71p., illus. Chapter on "Precolumbian influence." EiCHER, Carl Keith PhD 1961 Harvard [4599] Constraints on economic progress on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation. Eisenberg, Leonard ]\iA 1968 Arizona [4600] Oraibi: an example of Pueblo fission. 67p. Hopi Indians of northeastern Arizona. EiSLER, David MA 1970 Temple [4601] The development of the dancing societies on the North- west coast of North America. 89p. 92 Ekholm, Susanna M. MA 1966 Columbia [4602] Mound 30a and the Early Middle Preclassic ceramic sequence at Izapa, Chiapas, Mexico. 199p., 73 figs. Elam, Earl Henry MA 1967 Texas. Tech. [4603] Anglo-American relations with the Wichita Indians in Texas, 1822-1859. 166p. Elick, John William PhD 1969 U.C.L.A. [4604] An ethnography of the Pichis VaUey Campa of eastern Peru. 297p. M. Arawakan-speaking Campa people. Elkin, Robert Edmund MA 1953 Illinois [4605] John Francis Snyder and Illinois archaeology. 97p. Snyder was a country doctor and amateur archeologist inter- ested in the Illinois "mound builders." Elliott, David Orrin MA 1966 Pennsylvania [4606] The Cherokee Indians : the history of a self-maintained ethnic society in White America. 186p. Ellis, Richard Nathanial PhD 1967 Colorado [4607] General John Pope and the development of Federal Indian policy, 1862-1886. 330p. M. Ellison, Sherry Lynn MA 1970 Texas [4608] The relocation of American Indians; Dallas, Texas. 225p. Elmer, Zindel MA 1955 Columbia [4609] Amerindian loan-words in American English. 92p. Elsasser, Albert Bertrand MA 1960 California [4610] The archaeology of the Sierra Nevada in California and Nevada. Elsasser, Albert Bertrand PhD 1965 California [4611] The archaeology of the north coast of California. 308p. M. Elson, Benjamin Franklin, jr. PhD 1956 Cornell [4612] Sierra Popolnca morphology. 217p. M. Veracruz, Mexico ; Zoquean family. El-Zur, Arieh PhD 1965 Arizona [4613] Soil, water, and man in the desert habitat of the Hoho- kam culture: an experimental study in environmental archaeology. 451p. ilf. Emerson, Ralph Leon MA 1962 Washington [4614] A chronology and interpretation of nineteenth-century Plateau culture history. 119p. Emery, Gennet Maxon MA 1964 Hartford [4615] The influence of Protestantism on the bicultural situa- tion in Guatemala, with reference to the Roman Catho- lic background. Emery, Nedra MA 1956 Ariz. -Flagstaff [4616] A survey of Navajo nursery tales and songs written in Navajo with English interpretations. Emmons, David Michael PhD 1969 Colorado [4617] The boomers' frontier: land promotion and the settle- ment of the central Plains, 1854-1893. 510p. M. Emrich, Robert Louis PhD 1962 Oregon [4618] Style of thinldng; a cross-cultural study of cognition. 102p. M. Navajo Reservation locale; Anglo-Navajo comparisons. Emswiler, James Gordon MA 1968 Ohio State [4619] Christianity and the Cherokees, 1540-1860. 158p. Endleman, Robert ^*L^ 1947 Wisconsin [4620] Personality and culture theory in recent anthropology. 304p. American Indian studies. Bibliographic survey of 5 previous years' investigation. England, Ira Albert EdD 1957 Florida [4621] The Florida Seminole : a study in acculturation, culture change and curriculum. 225p. Jf . England, Raymond Edward MA 1966 Calgary [4622] A partial study of the resource potential of the Stoney Indian Reservation : livestock and forest enterprises. 94 England, Raymond Edward PhD 1970 Waterloo [4623] The planning and development process in Indian Reserve communities. Engle, Nancy Lou MA 1957 Illinois [4624] Prehistoric human figurines of the Eastern United States and their significance. 164p. + 39 plates. English, Avonlee Fentress MA 1962 Texas. Tech. [4625] United States-Southern Plains Indian relations, 1865- 1868. 143p. Comanche, Kiowa, Apache, Arapaho, Cheyenne. English, Ruth M. MA 1964 Seattle [4626] Even Quetzal Feathers Will Rend: a study of ancient Mexican cultures based on traditions and mythology. 214p. Ensminger, Ruth Hays MA 1950 So. Methodist [4627] The continuing frontier in Arkansas. "Trail of Tears"; Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, Creek, Semi- nole, etc. Epstein, Henry MA 1955 Columbia [4628] The Indian as seen by Bernal Diaz del Castillo. 132p. Epstein, Jeremiah Fain MA 1951 Illinois [4629] A statistical stratigraphic analysis of ceramics from the Pool Site, a Hopewell village in Illinois. Epstein, Jeremiah Fain PhD 1957 Pennsylvania [4630] Late ceramic horizons in northeastern Honduras. 343p. M. Ericksen, Mary F. MA 1957 Gohimbia [4631] Pre-Columbian crania from the north sierra of Peru. 63p. Erickson, Edwin Erich MA 1956 Columbia [4632] A basis for the typology of Andean native communities, lllp. Erickson, Edwtn Erich PhD 1969 Columbia [4633] The song trace: song styles and the ethnohistory of aboriginal America. 441p. M. Throughout the New World. 95 Escobar Moscoso, Gabkiel PhD 1968 Cornell [4634] Sicaya : problems of cultural change in a community in the central highlands of Peru. 276p. Indians and mestizos. EscRiBENS, AuGTJSTO MiGUEL MA 1968 Cornell [4635] Syntactic paradigms in Ayacucho Quechua. 44p. Peru. EsLER, Anthony James MA 1958 Duke [4636] Influences of social and cultural developments and of traditional geography on Elizabethan concepts of the nature of the American Indian. 179p. EssiN, Emmett M., Ill PhD 1968 Tex. Christian [4637] The cavalry and the horse. 208p. M. Indian campaigns. EsTABROOK, Joseph Theodore MA 1938 Minnesota [4638] The Winnebago Indians, 1634-1863. 214p. Includes photocopies of 5 maps of Winnebago land cessions and reservations. EsTES, Frank C. MS 1961 So. Dakota State [4639] A study of selected factors which may be associated with the imminent migration of individuals from the Lower Brule Indian Reservation. Estrada, James MEd 1958 So. California [4640] The Tucson experiment in Indian education. Project. EsTRiN, KocHELLE MA 1962 Tulane [4641] La Venta jadeite figurines. 126p. (75-117: iUus., pis.). Eubank, Janice Rector MA 1970 West Texas [4642] A history of Swisher County. 115p. Texas. EuLER, Robert Clark PhD 1958 New Mexico [4643] Walapai culture-history. 396p. M. Evans, David R. IVIA 1968 Kansas [4644] A comparison of grave goods from two post-contact Coalescent cemeteries in South Dakota. 68p. 96 Evans, Gayle Edwakd MA 1961 Minnesota [4645] A reappraisal of the Blackduck focus or Headwater Lakes aspect. 156p. Evans, James Leroy PhD 1967 Texas [4646] The Indian savage, the Mexican bandit, the Chinese heathen — three popular stereotypes. 300p. M. Literature. Evans, La von MS 1957 Brigham Young [4647] A comparison of test scores for the 16-17 year age group of Navaho Indians with standardized norms for the Weschler adult intelligence scale. 69p., tables. Evans, Lily E. MA 1964 New York [4648] Acculturation of the Canadian Eskimo as viewed through their carvings. 82p. Stone and ivory sculptiire. Evans, Steven Ross MA 1969 Wash. State [4649] Chief Joseph and the Red Napoleon myth. 90p. Evans, William Haktlep MA 1957 Pittsburgh [4650] Pre-Columbian jade: a study of its significance. EwiNG, George Hilliard MA 1962 Colorado [4651] New World man in modern perspective. 122p., maps. Prehistoric American migrations. EwY, Marvin MS 1960 Kans.-Emporia [4652] Charles Curtis of Kansas: Vice-president of the U.S., 1929-1933. 167p. Eyman, Charles E. MA 1966 Calgary [4653] The Schultz Focus: a Plains-Middle Woodland burial complex in Eastern Kansas. M. Faas, Daniel Gregory MA 1970 So. Dakota State [4654] A study of selected factors associated with participation in the Bureau of Indian Affairs employment assistance program on a Dakota Indian Reservation in the northern Great Plains. 152p. 97 Faas, Larry Andrews EdD 1967 Utah State [4655] The effect of preferred and disliked colors upon the pat- terns of form and size choice among Indian and non- Indian students. 93p. M. Fairbanks, Elliott A. MFA 1953 Utah [4656] Red man in terra cotta. 74p., photos. Fairfield, David J. MA 1970 Alberta [4657] Chesterfield House and the Bow River Expedition. 177p. Considerable comments on Canadian Indians of the region. Fairman, Mark Edw-ard MA 1964 Texas Tech. [4658] Peruvian loan-words in the novels of Giro Alegria. 64p. Quechua. Falls, Allyn Wilfred MA 1956 Colorado [4659] Ignacio youth study. Colorado Ute teen-agers. Falls, Anna E. MA 1929 New Mexico [4660] The place of private and church schools in the education of the State. 84p. Considers Indian mission schools in New Mexico. Farley, Albert Leonard PhD 1960 Wisconsin [4661] Historical cartography of British Columbia, with a separate appendix of maps. 43 Ip. + 98 maps. M. Farley, Carlton W. MA 1958 Calit. S. Barbara [4662] Fort Oswego and the Lake Ontario frontier: British efforts to create and maintain Imperial control during Anglo-French conflict in North America. Farmer, Sybil Dean Fred MA 1964 Texas [4663] Selected problems in the teaching of English to Navajo students in High School. Farness, Sheryl F. MA 1967 Michigan State [4664] Maya feudal society and the frescoes at Bonampak. 53p. Concerned wdth the content and aesthetics of murals ; Chiapas, Mexico. Farnsworth, Melvin Taylor MSW 1964 Utah [4665] Ute child care. Part I: Ute Indian opinion on child care at Uintah and Ouray Reservation, 1964. Part II : Re- sponsibility and affection. 69p. Farr, Eugene I jams ThM 1948 New Orleans Bapt. [4666] A history of Baptist Missions among the Choctaw Indians on the Bogue Homo Reservation ; an outline. 95p. Farr, Eugene I jams ThB 1948 New Orleans Bapt. [4667] Rehgious assimilation; a case study — ^the adoption of Christianity by the Choctaw Indians of Mississippi. 95p. Emphasis on Choctaws remaining in Mississippi after removal. Faulk, Odie B. MA 1960 Texas Tech. [4668] Texas during the administration of Governor Domingo Cabello y Robles, 1778-1786. 147p. Chapter on Karankawa, Bidai, Hasinai, Caddo, Tonkawa, Wichita, Apache, Comanche, Coahniltecan, Xaraname tribes. Faulk, Odie B. PhD 1962 Texas Tech. [4669] The last years of Spanish Texas, 1778-1821. 255p. M. Chapter on Indian relations, and on missions. Faulkner, Charles Heriviak MA 1961 Indiana [4670] An archaeological survey of Marshall County, Indiana. Faulkner, Charles Herivian PhD 1970 Indiana [4671] The late prehistoric occupation of northwestern Indiana : a study of the Upper Mississippi culture of Kankakee Valley. 405p. M. Faust, Richard Deane MA 1962 Indiana [4672] The physical and cultural relationships of a late Wood- land Indian group of the Wabash Valley. Indiana. Fauth, Albert H. ThD 1953 Central Bapt. [4673] A history of the American Indian Mission Association and its contribution to Baptist Indian Missions. 106p. Faw-cett, Nancy Knox IVIA 1969 U.C.L.A. [4674] Teaching bidialectalism in a second language : a strategy for developing native English proficiency in Navajo students. 104p. Fay, Keith La Verne MBA 1966 Ariz.-Tempe [4675] Potential for development of a business opportunity on an Indian reservation : a study done at the San Carlos Indian reservation, San Carlos, Arizona. 84p., illus. Fedirchuk, Gloria J. MA 1970 Calgary [4676] The Julian site, N.W.T. M. Definition of 5 cultural components at Julian site used in con- struction of an archeological sequence for Fisherman Lake area. Feit, Harvey Allan IMA 1969 McGill [4677] Mstassini hunters of the Boreal Forest: ecosystem dynamics and multiple subsistence patterns. Felber, Rodney J. MA 1955 Wyoming [4678] Factors influencing the educational attainments of In- dian pupils in Sisseton, South Dakota. 86p. Fenner, Gloria Jeanne MA 1962 Illinois [4679] The aboriginal occupation of the Plum Island Site, LaSaUe County, Illinois. 202p., iUus. Fensterjvl^cher, Barbara Louise W. MA 1956 Lehigh [4680] Indian land cessions in the Old Northwest, 1795-1820. 225p., iUus. Feraca, Stephen E. MA 1957 Columbia [4681] The contemporary Teton Sioux Sun Dance. 127p. Ferguson, John Lewis PhD 1960 Tulane [4682] WiUiam E. Woodruff and the Territory of Arkansas, 1819-1836. 225p. M. Early history of Texas and the Indian Territory. Fernandez, Dennis PhD 1970 Florida State [4683] La Florida del Inca Garcilaso de la Vega (The Florida of the Inca Garcilaso de la Vega). 225p. M. (1605). El Inca was never in the iS^ew World, but wrote from second-hand information based on accounts his Inca mother told him. Includes data on DeSoto Expedition, and El Inca's vision of Indians. Fernstrom, John Richard MA 1956 Maryland [4684] The geographical distribution of frame-type watercraft in aboriginal North America. 100 Ferrak, Manuel A. MA 1964 New Mexico [4685] Mescalero Apache Reservation: a case study in area development. Ferree, Louisa IVIA 1968 Pennsylvania [4686] The censers of Tikal, Guatemala : a preliminary sequence of major shape-types. 135p. FiALKOW, S. MSW 1965 Manitoba [4687] Academic performance and past life experience ; a com- parative study of the relationship of past life experiences to present academic performance of Indian students in attendance at urban training institutions in the City of Winnipeg in December, 1964. 63p. FiCHTNER, Mary Ann MFA 1960 Iowa [4688] Rattle types of the Pacific Northwest Coast Indians. 248p., illus. FiCKETT, Joan Gleason MA 1967 Buffalo [4689] The phonology of Tuscarora. 30p. FiDERHOLTZ, James Lawrence PhD 1968 MJ.T. [4690] Micmac morphophonemics. 800p. Field, Chris PhD 1966 U.C.L.A. [4691] A reconnaissance of southern Andean agricultural ter- racing. 553p. M. Pre-Columbian and aboriginal eras. Field, Nadine Eaton MA 1957 OJcla. State [4692] Portraiture of the American Indian in the novels of Cooper, Bird, and Simms. 69p. Fielding, Robert Kent MS 1952 Brigham Young [4693] Estabhshing the value of Indian lands in the West, 1850-1900. 67p., map. Finch, William Anderson, jr. PhD 1965 Illinois [4694] The karst landscape of Yucatan. 179p. M. Considers land formations only, but includes a glossary of Maya and Spanish landscape terminology. FiNDLAY, Marjorie C. PhD 1956 McGill [4695] The means of improving the economic situation of the Ungava Bay Eskimos. 295p. + figures. 101 FiNKELSTEiK, Naomi J. MA 1966 Columbia [4696] Rodolphe Bresdin and "The Noble Savage" 139p. FiNLEY, Cathaleen MS 1968 Wisconsin [4697] Factors relating to the educational attainments of Menominee youth. 188p. Fintzelberg, Nicholas MA 1964 Northwestern [4698] A typology of consanguineal Uto-Aztecan kinship ter- minologies. Firestone, Homer Leon PhD 1963 New Mexico [4699] A description and classification of Siriono, a Tupi- Guarani language. lOlp. M. Bolivian. FiscH, Roland E. MA 1969 Ohio State [4700] Parent-in-law avoidances of Northern Athapaskans and Algonquians. 26p. FiscHBACHER, THEODORE PhD 1967 Ariz.-Tempe [4701] A study of the role of the Federal Government in the education of the American Indian. 534p. M. Fischer, Joseph MA 1955 New Hampshire [4702] A documentary study of Colonial expedition to Port E-oyal, Nova Scotia and Quebec in 1690. Does have American Indian scattered throughout. Fish, Enrica PhD 1969 Minnesota [4703] The relationship of teachers' assigned marks to tested achievement among elementary grade, racially diver- gent, lower socio-economic status boys and girls. 223p. M, Pupils included 62 Amerindian, 46 Negro, and 143 White child- ren. Fish, Lewis J. MS 1960 Utah State [4704] A study of the reasons for failure on the job of some graduates of Intermountain School. 39p. Fisher, Anthony Dwight PhD 1966 Stanford [4705] The perception of instrumental values among the young Blood Indians of Alberta. 223p. M, 102 Fisher, Barbara Esther MA 1963 Arizona [4706] Forrestine Cooper Hooker's notes and memoirs on Army- life in the West, 1871-1876. 166p. Relates Mrs. Hooker's childhood in Oklahoma and Texas, and mihtary encounters with Indians. Fisher, Carol Ann DSS 1959 Syracuse [4707] A survey of vandalism and its cultural antecedents on four New York State Indian reservations. 169. M. Iroquois — Cattaraugus, St. Regis, Tonawanda, Onondaga. Fisher, Frank L. EdD 1965 California [4708] The influences of reading and discussion on the attitudes of fifth graders toward American Indians. 226p. M, Fisher, IMarshall MA 1969 Alberta [4709] Coloniahsm and social change: district of Keewatin, Northwest Territories. 113p. Fisher, Stanley A. MA 1951 Utah [4710] From the Beginning; a Navaho creation myth. 21 Op. FiTCHEN, Janet Mathews MA 1959 Illinois [4711] Diversity and uniformity in the Plains: a study in the development of a culture area with particular reference to status systems. 173p. Fitting, James Edward PhD 1964 Michigan [4712] Late Woodland cultures of southeastern IMichigan. 364p. M. FiTTS, Robert Hyde MA 1969 Buffalo [4713] Maximal aerobic and anaerobic power and respiratory function of Alaskan Eskimos. 77p. Fitzgerald, H, Alvah MS 1930 Brigham Young [4714] Progressive opinion of the origin and antiquity of the American Indian. 269p. Fitzgerald, Mary Nivard MA 1960 Catholic [4715] The changing attitude of the United States government towards the American Indian during the New Deal era, as reflected in the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934. 62p. 103 FiTZHUGH, Ammadee Butler MA 1926 Texas [4716] North American Indian agriculture and plant domesti- cation. 12 Ip. FiTZHUGH, William Wyvill IV PhD 1970 Harvard [4111] Environmental archaeology and cultural systems in Hamilton Inlet, Labrador: a survey of the central Labrador coast from 3000 B.C. to the present. 770p. + 96 pi. Pub: Smithsonian, Contr. Anthro. #16 [1972]. FiTZPATRiCK, Darleen Ann MA 1968 Washington [4718] The "Shake"; the Indian Shaker curing ritual among the Yakima, 95p. FiTZWiLLiAM, Mary Michelle ]MA 1955 St. Louis [4719] Factors and circumstances influencing Jackson's attitude toward the Indian. Flake, David Kay MA 1965 Brigham Young [4720] A history of Mormon missionary work with the Hopi, Navaho and Zuni Indians. Flanders, Richard Eugene MA 1959 Iowa [4721] A re-examination of Mill Creek ceramics : the Robinson technique. 64p., illus. Flanders, Richard Eugene PhD 1965 Michigan [4722] A comparison of some Middle Woodland materials from Illinois and Michigan. 2 vols. 395p. M. Flanigan, Fidelis ma 1963 Niagara [4723] The Franciscan Recollets, initiators of the first program of education in Canadian New France. Flynn, Joseph Michael MA 1956 St. Louis [4724] The discovery of the Bay of San Francisco. Indian life of the region in passim. Franelin, Andrew Robin MA 1966 Iowa [4725] Thomas Jefferson and the American Indian. 162p. Flannery, Edmund F. MA 1958 Florida [4726] Naval operations during the Second Seminole War, 1835-1842. 65p. Xaval cooperation with the Army. 104 Flannery, Kent Vaughn PhD 1964 Chicago [4727] The middle formative of the Tehuacan Valley — its pat- tern and place in Mesoamerican prehistory. 352p., illus. Fleck, Martin MA 1939 New Mexico [4728] Notes on the origin and development oi Zea Mays. 96p. Fleck, Richard Francis PhD 1970 New Mexico [4729] Henry David Thoreau's interest in myth, fable and legend. 213p. if . Appendix. Examines for the first time the 11 volumes of the Indian Notebooks which "contain an amazing number of primi- tive myths, tales and legends of North American Indian tribes." Fletcher, Charles S. MA 1963 Penna. State [4730] Cuanalan: an archeological excavation and study of a Ticoman Period site in the VaUey of Teotihuacan, Estado de Mexico, Mexico. Flood, Ormond Kenneth MA 1968 Whittier [4731] An investigation of the rise and decline of the great Pueblo cultures of the San Juan basin. 114p., illus. Flores, Alonzo J. MA 1966 Kansas [4732] A study to determine the musical preferences of the young American Indian high school graduates attending Haskell Institute, Lawrence, Kansas. 96p. Floyd, Patrick Donald MA 1970 Victoria [4733] The human geography of southeastern Vancouver Island, 1842-1891. 215p., illus. Floyd, Troy Smith PhD 1959 California [4734] Salvadorean indigo and the Guatemalan merchants: a study in Central American socioeconomic history, 1750- 1800. 312p. In passim. FoGEL, Ira Lee MA 1962 Chicago [4735] The dispersal of copper artifacts of the archaic tradi- tion in prehistoric North America. 71p. FoGELSON, Raymond David MA 1958 Pennsylvania [4736] A study of the conjuror in Eastern Cherokee society. 151p. 105 FoGELSON, Raymond David PhD 1962 Pennsylvania [4737] The Cherokee ball game : a study in southeastern ethno- logy. 334p. M. FoLAN, William J. MA 1966 So. Illinois [4738] The Sacred Cenote of Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico. FoNABOFF, Leonard Schuyler PhD l^^lJohns Hopkins [4739] The Navajo sheep industry, a study in cross-cultural administration. Fonnesbeck, Boyd Lonsdale MA 1970 San Francisco [4740] A survey of the need for pre-school education in the native schools of Alaska. FoNTANA, Bernard Lee PhD 1960 Arizona [4741] Assimilative change : a Papago Indian case study. 279p. M. Foote, Don Charles PhD 1965 McGill [4742] Exploration and resource utiHzation in northwestern arctic Alaska before 1855. 2 vols. Frequent references to the "Inmuit" (Eskimo). Forbes, Jack Dofglas MA 1957 So. California [4743] A history of the Yuma Indians and Yuma-land to 1821. Forbes, Jack Douglas PhD 1959 So. California [4744] Apache, Navaho and Spaniard: A history of the southern Athapaskans and their relations with the Spanish Em- pire, 1540-1698. 459p. M. Pub: U/Okla. Press, [1960] 304p., illus. Ford, Arthur MA 1960 Bowling Green [4745] A study of how Francis Parkman used his notes for The Oregon Trail. 42p. How he "toned down or omitted references to the coarseness of Indians." Ford, Mary Estelle MA 1968 San Jose [4746] A siurvey concerning library services accessible to stu- dents in selected Indian Schools in the United States. 58p. 106 Ford, Richard Irving PhD 1968 Michigan [4747] An ecological analysis involving the population of San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico. 331p. M. Ford, Virginia PhD 1966 Catholic [4748] Cultural criteria and determinants for acceptance of modern medical theory and practice among the Teton Dakota. Pub: [Anthro. Studies #7] 168p. M. Yuwipi and peyote "medicine". Foreman, Helen Clear y MA 1929 Illinois [4749] The French in the Missouri River valley before 1763. 95p. Indians mentioned throughout. FoRMAN, Shepard Lewis PhD 1966 Columbia [4750] Jangadeiros — ^the raft fishermen of northeast Brazil. 297p. M. FoRNESS, Norman Olaf PhD 1964 Penna. State [4751] The origins and early history of the United States Department of the Interior. 263p. M. FoRTiER, Sylvia M. MA 1963 Catholic [4752] A study of valued behaviors in Objibwa mythology. 33p. Fortune, David Lee MA 1970 Indiana [4753] Karaj a grammar ; a prehminary transformational-genera- tive study of a Brazilian language. 80p. Foster, John Elgin MA 1966 Alberta [4754] The AngHcan clergy in the Red River settlement: 1820- 1826. 151p. § IV, pt. 3, "aergy and the Half-breeds," and § IV, pt. 7, "Clergy and the Indians," includes references to the Cree, Metis, and Saulteaux scattered throughout. Foster, Mary LeCron PhD 1965 California [4755] The Tarascan language. 303p. M, Foster, Rand B. ]MA 1969 Arizona [4756] Tetzcocan Nahuatl phonology with lexicon. 107p. Aztec language study. Foster, Wade D. IVIA 1957 OMa. State. [4757] The Federal Government and the Five Civilized Tribes during Reconstruction. 75p. 107 Fought, John Guy PhD 1967 Yale [4758] Chorti (Mayan) : phonology, morphophonemics, and mor- phology. 253p. M. Guatemala. FowTLER, Arlen Lowery PhD 1968 Wash. State [4759] The Negro infantry in the West, 1869-1891. 195p. M. In Indian Territory and the Southwest. Fowler, Donald Dee PhD 1965 Pittsburgh [4760] Cultural ecology and culture history of the eastern Shoshoni Indians. 208p. M. Fowler, Loretta Kay PhD 1970 Illinois [4761] Political process and socio-culture change among the Arapahoe Indians. 366p. M. Wind River, Wyoming. Fowler, Melvin Leo PhD 1959 Chicago [4762] The Modoc rock shelter: a study of the processes of ecological adaptation of a primitive culture in the cen- tral Mississippi Valley area. 139p. Fox, Nancy IVIA 1957 New Mexico [4763] Photographs as a source for the study of cultures. 224p. Navajo. Fox, Victor B. MA 1966 Sacramento [4764] California's last Indian War and the trial which followed. 143p. Frajlich, Harvey MA 1968 Hunter [4765] The marked bean motif in pre-Columbian Peru. 31p., illus. Francis, Charles Richard MA 1963 Okla. State [4766] Confederate ascendancy in Indian Territory, 1860-1861. 81p. Five CiviHzed tribes. Francisco, Alice Enderton PhD 1969 California [4767] An archaeological sequence from Carchi, Ecuador. 282p. M. 108 Fbanke, Nick George MA 1964 Indiana [4768] The function of the hilltop enclosures and works of the eastern United States. 66p. Archeological survey of 87 sites, largely in the Southeast. Fbanke, Patricia Kiess MA 1969 Indiana [4769] Technology of Mayan ceramics. 63p. Frantz, Donald Gene PhD 1970 Alberta [4770] Toward a generative grammar of Blackfoot (with par- ticular attention to selected stem formation processes). 262p. Frantz, Wendell Phillip MA 1963 Nebraska [4771] Four Aksarben sites in Dakota County, Nebraska. 224p. Fraser, Douglas F. MA 1955 Columbia [4772] The masks of the Northwest Coast. 65p. +30pl. Fraser, Eleanor Mary MA 1964 Acadia [4773] The early Moravian Church and its mission to the Eski- mos on the Labrador Coast. 185p. Eraser, William Donald MA 1969 Brit. Columbia [4774] Mental abilities of British Columbia Indian children. 64p., illus. Frazer, William James PhD 1959 Michigan [4775] Changing patterns of land utilization within the Salt River Valley of Arizona. 390p. M. Considers Indian irrigation system followed later by settlers. Frear, Samuel T. MA 1961 Oregon [4776] Jesse Applegate, an appraisal of an uncommon pioneer. 154p. Oregon, 1845-1888. Indian-settler relations. Frederick, Cynthia Carso MA 1959 Tulane [4777] An investigation of presumed stylistic influences from late Chou Chinese bronzes on the Ulua VaUey marble vases. lOlp., illus. Freed, Stanley Arthur PhD 1957 California [4778] Changing Washo kinship. 109 Freeland, Jeffrey Burton MA 1970 Kentucky [4779] Culture contact and the growth of Pan-Indianism among three Southern Plains tribes. Freeman, Joan Elizabeth ISiA 1956 Wisconsin [4780] An analysis of the Point Sauble and Beaumier Farm sites. 97p. Point Sauble is on the eastern shore of Green Bay, Wisconsin; the Baumier Farm site is a miles north of the Point. Freeman, Joan Elizabeth PhD 1959 Wisconsin [4781] The Neosho focus, a late prehistoric culture in northeast Oklahoma. 358p. M. Freeman, Otis Willard PhD 1929 ClarJc [4782] Human geography of the Scablands of Eastern Washing- ton. 251p. Contains a chapter on the historical development of the region, and a section on Indian life. Freeman, Patricia Anne MA 1965 Oklahoma [4783] Kiowa-Apache concepts and attitudes regarding the child. Pub: U/Okla., Dept. Anthro., Paps. Anthro. XII #1 [1971] p. 90-160. Freile, Alfonso Jose PhD 1961 Clarh [4784] Agricultural geography of Panama. 283p. M. Pre-colonial practices to the present time. Friedman, Annesta MA 1939 Chicago [4785] Craniology of the Northwest Coast. 41p. Friedrich, Paul W. PhD 1957 Yale [4786] Cacique: Recent history and present structure in a Tarascan village. Friesen, J\L4rla Selma PhD 1961 Ohio State [4787] The influence of the early culture of New Mexico on the contemporary fashions of that area. 326p. M. Anasazi, Pueblo, Navajo, Apache. Frisancho, Andres Roberto PhD 1969 Penna. State [4788] Human growth, physique, and pulmonary function at high altitude: a field study of a Peruvian Quechua population. 177p. M. 110 Fbisbie, Charlotte Johnson MA 1964 Wesleyan [4789] Kinaalda: the Navaho girl's puberty ceremonj^. 61 Op. Pub: Wesleyan Univ. Press [1967] 437p. Frisbie, Charlotte Johnson PhD 1970 New Mexico [4790] The Navajo house-blessing ceremonial : a study of culture change. 385p. M. Frisbie, Theodore Robert MA 1967 New Mexico [4791] The excavation and interpretation of the Artifical Leg Basketmaker Ill-Pueblo I sites near Corrales, New Mexico. 276p. Frisch, Jack Aaron MA 1964 Indiana [4792] Cognatic kinship organization among the northeast Algonkians. Frisch, Jack Aaron PhD 1970 Indiana [4793] Revitalization, nativism, and tribalism among the St. Regis Mohawks. 217p. M. Frison, George Carr PhD 1967 Michigan [4794] Archaeological evidence of the Crow Indians in northern Wyoming : a study of prehistoric period buffalo economy. 354p. M. Fritz, Henry Eugene PhD 1957 Minnesota [4795] The humanitarian background of Indian reform, 1860- 1890. 408p. M. Frost, Jerry William MA 1965 Wisconsin [4796] Saints and savages: the Puritan's conception of the Indians. 151p. Frost, Melvin Jesse PhD 1964 Florida [4797] Pioneer settlements in the Pacific lowland of Guatemala. 414p. ilf . Considers Highland Maya, and attempts at improving agri- culture or resettlement. Fry, Gary Frederic PhD 1970 Utah [4798] Prehistoric human ecology in Utah : based on the analy- sis of coprolites. 142p. Jf . Ill Fry, Robert Elmer PhD 1969 Arizona [4799] Ceramics and settlement in the periphery of Tikal, Guatemala. 303p. M. FucHS, Cara Skoler ma 1962 Columbia [4800] The pursuit of the primitive in D. H. Lawrence. 85p. §11 "La\\Tence and the American Southwest"; §111 "Law- rence's Mexican works". Fugle, Eugene Milton MA 1957 Iowa [4801] Introduction to the artifact assemblages of the Big Sioux and Little Sioux foci. Vol. 1: text, 369p.; Vol. 2: plates, 370-494 pp. Fulcher, Glen Dale PhD 1961 Wisconsin [4802] Methods of economic evaluation of outdoor recreational use of water and a case study of their appHcation. 133p. M. Pyramid Lake Lidian reservation ; fishing or agriculture. Fuller, William Emory MA 1964 Auburn [4803] William Orrie Tuggle: Journal of 1880-1882. 127p. The record of his years in Washington, D.C., as agent for the Creek Indians. Also includes material on Tuggle's collection of Lidian fables. FuLLiNGTON, Lynn MA 1965 Ariz.-Tempe [4804] The artist's struggle with tradition: an investigation of the significance of the traditional elements in the work of living contemporary Indian artists. 176p., illus. FuLMER, Gretchen Brook MA 1967 Indiana [4805] An ethnohistorical study of the Kansa Indians from the time of first European contact until the present. 103p. Fulton, Joan Lee MA 1967 Iowa [4806] A study of the Upper Plains Indian in an adolescent historical fiction. 236p. Funk, Elizabeth C. jVIA 1955 New Mexico [4807] An approach to the study of non-literate law in three North American societies. Eskimo, Xavajo and Wishram. 112 Funk, Robert Ellsworth MA 1955 Columbia [4808] The Mississippi problem; a survey and analysis of Temple Mound cultures in the prehistoric Southeast United States. 193p. Funk, Robert Ellsworth PhD 1966 Columbia [4809] An archaic framework for Hudson VaUey. 329p. M. FuRLOw, Richard Harold MA 1962 Indiana [4810] The diet and nutrition of North American and African tribes: a comparative study. 158p. 24 tribes, including Eskimo (also includes Aztec, Tarascan, Tarahumara). FtJRST, Peter PhD 1966 U.C.L.A. [4811] Shaft tombs, shell trumpets and shamanism : A culture- historical approach to problems in West Mexican archae- ology. 461p. M. Includes important radiocarbon dates on Chinesco and related figurines from shaft tombs in Nayarit. FusoN, Robert Henderson PhD 1958 Louisiana [4812] The Savanna of Central Panama; a study in cultural geography. 487p. illf . Gaarder, Lorin R. ma 1967 Idaho State [4813] A review of recent work in Niimian prehistory and a comparison of lexical items obtained from speakers of three Northern Shoshone dialects of Fort Hill, Idaho. 78p. Niima language division. Gabe, Ruth Chase MSW 1968 Syracuse [4814] An exploratory study of the incidence of alcohol-related arrests among American Indians of Onondaga county, New York. 85p. Gaddis, Fanny Woodhull MA 1917 California [4815] A catalogue of a collection of manuscript documents relative to Southwestern history, with an introduction. 233p. Many of these documents pertain to the Indian. 113 Gade, Daniel Wayne PhD 1967 Wisconsin [4816] Plant use and folk agriculture in the Vilcanota Valley of Peru: a cultural -historical geography of plant re- sources. 463p. M. Quechua Indians and cholos. Gagliano, Joseph Anthony PhD 1961 Georgetown [4817] A social history of coca in Peru. 294p. Highland Indians of southern Peru. Gagliano, Sherwood Moneer PhD 1967 Louisiana [4818] Occupation sequence at Avery Island. 217p. M. Located coastal marshes of south central Louisiana. Gagne, Fred J. MA 1940 Wayne [4819] Lewis Cass as governor of the Michigan Territory from 1813 to 1831. 86p., plates. Gagne, Kaymond Cloves MA 1958 Montreal [4820] A phonemic analysis of an Eastern Hudson Bay Eskimo dialect (spoken by the Inukjuarmiut of Port Harrison), with special reference to orthographic unification. Gaither, James Mann PhD 1957 Minnesota [4821] A return to the Village — ^A study of Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico, as cultural centers, 1900-1934. 406p. M. § on Indian influence. Gakenheimer, Ralph Albert PhD 1964 Pennsylvania [4822] Determinants of physical structure in the Peruvian town of the sixteenth century. 347p. M. Considers influence of pre-Columbian urban patterns. Galding, Helen MA 1952 New Mexico West. [4823] Primitive art of the Southwest. Gale, Thomas M. PhD 1958 Pennsylvania [4824] The history of Lima, Peru: the city and the cabildo, 1535-1549. 428p. M. Gallagher, Patrick Francis PhD 1964 Yale [4825] La Pitia: an early ceramic site in northwestern Vene- zuela. 509p. M. Coast of Guajira Peninsula. 114 Galloway, Winifred Fa ye MA 1963 Wyoming [4826] A comparison of government and popular attitudes to- wards the aborigines of Victoria, Australia, and Dakota Territory, U.S.A. 147p. Ganyard, Robert Loyal PhD 1963 Duke [4827] North Carolina during the American Revolution : the first phase, 1774-1777. 473p. M. Uprising of Cherokee Indians, 1776. Garbarino, Merwyk Stephens PhD 1966 Northwestern [4828] Economic development and the decision-making process on Big Cypress Indian Reservation, Florida. 273p. M. Seminole; Mikasuki. Garber, Malcolm PhD 1968 So. California [4829] Ethnicity and measures of educability: differences among Navajo, Pueblo and rural Spanish American first graders on measures of learning style, hearing vocabulary, entry skills, motivation and home environ- ment processes. 228p. M. GarcIa, Tanislado MA 1965 Wyoming [4830] A study of the effects of education upon the Arapaho Indians of the Wind River Reservation. 91p. Gardner, Annie Cofield MA 1958 No. Carolina [4831] Social organization and community solidarity in Paint- town, Cherokee, N. C. 219p. One of six townships on the Cherokee Reservation. Gardner, Burleigh Bradford MA 1931 Texas [4832] Some specimens of East Texas Indian pottery distribu- tion, types, and decoration. 47p., + plates. Gardner, Esther Dalton MA 1941 New Mexico [4833] A study of the life and works of Charles Fletcher Lum- mis. 179p. Gardner, William Milton PhD 1969 Illinois [4834] The Havana cultural tradition occupation in the upper Kaskaskia River Valley, Illinois, 298p. M. Jasper Newman and Sweet Bee sites. 115 Gares, Charles Wayne PhD 1970 No. Colorado [4835] Comparison of existing and idealized perceptions of Afro -American, Spanish- American, Indian, and Cauca- sian students attending Eastern New Mexico University. 152p. M. Garlant, Jtjlia Vafghn ma 1968 Tulane [4836] Developmental aspects of Barrios' agrarian program, Guatemala, 1871-1885. 104p. General consideration of Indians as laborers. Garner, Richard Lyle PhD 1970 Michigan [4837] Zacatecas, 1750-1821: the study of a late colonial Mexican city. 382p. M. Discusses the growth of this silver mining town, with Indians as miners. Garrard, James Lathrop PhD 1956 Washington [4838] A survey of the education of the Indians of Mexico as a factor in their incor]3oration into modern Mexican society. 310p. ilf . Garretson, Charles Edwin MA 1962 Washington [4839] A history of the Washington Superintendency of Indian Affairs, 1853-1865. 99p. Garretson, Margaret Ann C. MA 1968 Washington [4840] The Yakima Indians : 1855-1935, background and analy- sis of the rejection of the Indian Reorganization Act. 116p. Garrett, Gary E. IVIA 1969 Sacramento [4841] The destruction of the Indian in Mendocino County, 1856-1860. 96p. California. GarrIguez, Suzanne jVIarte MA 1970 Univ. Americas [4842] Maya religious-philosophic thought; its literary and architectural manifestations, lllp. Garrison, James C. EdD 1965 Ariz.-Flagstaff [4843] A study of the effect of teachers' use of slang and idio- matic expressions on Indian children. 40p. Flagstaff Jr. High. 116 Gar WIN, Elaine Judith MA 1961 Chicago [4844] An analysis of the treatment of the American Indian in juvenile fiction. 98p. North American. Gaston, Ed\\tn Willmer PhD 1959 Texas Tech. [4845] The early novel of the Southwest : a critical study. 295p. Treatment of Indian and Indian culture in novels. Bandelier's Delight Makers as an example. Gaudet, Frederick William, jr. MA 1965 Wash. State [4846] Mesoamerican community studies : a critique of American ethnology. 79p. Gatjlding, Charles L. MS 1955 Kans. -Emporia [4847] Brief history of Leavenworth. 199p. Gearing, Frederick Osmond PhD 1956 Chicago [4848] Cherokee poHtical organizations, 1730-1775. 137p. Gegen, Mary Loretta PhD 1961 St. Louis [4849] Education's impact on the culture of specific locahties in Amazonia. 377p. M. Pub : Amazonia; a study of people and progress in the Amazon Jungle. Pageant Press [1963]. Northern Brazil ; includes Portuguese, Negro, and Indian groups. Gehr, Elliott Adams MA 1970 Oregon [4850] A description of the artifact collection from Kukak Bay, Alaska. 69p. Geier, Clarence E,., jr. MA 1969 Missouri [4851] The classification and analysis of a central Missouri "HopeweU" Hthic industry. Geis, Gilbert L. MS 1949 Brigham Young [4852] A study of racial attitudes and problems in the educa- tional program, Provo, Utah. 168p. Mainly Negro; but includes Indians, Jews, Japanese-American and Mexicans. Geistweit, Barbara Ann MA 1970 Ohio State [4853] Archaic manifestations in Ohio and the Ohio VaUey. 194p. 117 Gelin, Leona Maegueeite ma 1937 Texas Tech. [4854] Organization and development of Dawson County to 1917. 168p. 1848-1917. Mostly Comanche; some Kiowa, Apache and Chero- kee. Gell, Elizabeth Ann [Moeeis] ]\IA 1957 Arizona [4855] StratigraxDhic evidence for a cultural continuum at the Point of Pines ruin. Gelpi, Petee E. ma 1967 Ohio State [4856] A comparison of Spanish Indian policy in Florida with EngHsh Indian pohcy in Massachusetts : 1650-1676. 81p. Gelzee, David Geoege PhD 1952 Yale [4857] Mission to America : being a history of the work of the Basel Foreign Missions Society in America. 390p. M. Material on missions to Indian people. Geoege, Gene Richaed MS 1967 Oregon State [4858] Stratigraphy of part of the Crow Indian Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana. 151p., illus. Geoege, Richaed Haeold MA 1961 Univ. Americas [4859] Crime and punishment in Aztec society ; an examination of the criminal law- ways of the Aztecs as a reflection of their dominant value orientation. 60p. Gerald, Maey Virginia MA 1958 Arizona [4860] The great kivas at Point of Pines. Geeald, Rex Ervin MA 1957 Pennsylvania [4861] A historic house excavation near Janos, northwest Chihuahua, Mexico. 228p., plates. Geelach, Linda Kay IVIA 1970 Denver [4862] The Sioux Indians of western South Dakota: 1891-1905. Geeling, Ingeid Helga MSW 1967 Utah [4863] Characteristics of new Navajo students enrolled at Inter- mountain School, Utah, 1967. Parti: Cultural identifi- cation. Geeeitsen, William D. MA 1961 New Mexico [4864] The Shoshone-Bannock Sun Dance : a study in integra- tion. 70p. 118 Getmansky-Hesse, Zora ma 1961 Syracuse [4865] A study of the Pima Indians of the Gila River. 70p. Getty, Ian Allison Ludlow MA 1970 Calgary [4866] The Chmxh Missionary Society among the Blackfoot Indians of southern Alberta, 1880-1895. M. Gibbon, Guy Edwabd MS 1966 Wisconsin [4867] The Midway village site, an intra-site analysis. 25 7p. Gibbon, Guy Edward PhD 1969 Wisconsin [4868] The Walker-Hooper and Bornick sites ; two Grand River Phase Oneota sites in central Wisconsin. 445p. M. GiBBS, AvELLiNE QuiNN MA 1968 Loyola [4869] PoHtical and social aspects of the Indianista novel in Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador. 167p. GiBBS, Donald Lloyd MA 1967 Texas [4870] The mestizo in Alto Peru with special emphasis on Potosi. 168p. GiFFORD, Jack Jule PhD 1964 U.C.L.A. [4871] The Northwest Indian War, 1784-1795. 534p. M. GiFFORD, James Collier MA 1957 Arizona [4872] Archaeological explorations in caves of the Point of Pines region. Pub: Anthro. Paps., No. 19. GiFFORD, James Collier PhD 1963 Harvard [4873] A conceptual approach to the analysis of prehistoric pottery. 223p. Includes a variety analysis of Maya pottery from the Barton Kamie site. Gilbert, B. Miles MA 1968 Kansas [4874] Some aspects of diet and butchering techniques among prehistoric Indians in South Dakota. 41p. Gilbert, Linda F. IMA 1969 Ariz. -Flagstaff [4875] An experimental study evaluating the effectiveness of the initial teaching alphabet and traditional orthography for Navajo beginning readers. 34p. 119 GiiiCREAST, Everett Arthur PhD 1967 Yale [4876] Richard Henry Pratt and American Indian policy, 1877- 1906: a study of the assimilation movement. 431p. M. Pratt founded Carlisle Indian School. Giles, Antonio Hector PhD 1964 Iowa State [4877] Agricultural development at the form and community level through reform of existential structures : two case studies in Peru. 196p. M. Economic and social development of Indian communities in the Sierra of Peru. Gill, Donald Artley PhD 1970 East Texas [4878] A linguistic analysis of the place names of the Texas Panhandle. 300p. M. Indian place names. Gill, Patricia Ann Lee EdS 1969 East. New Mex. [4879] The relation of place of residence to academic achieve- ment of selected Navajo students. 61p. GiLLASPiE, William Roscoe PhD 1961 Florida [4880] Juan de Ayala y Escobar, procurador and entrepreneur : a case study of the provisioning of Florida, 1683-1716. 153p. M. Gillespie, Beryl Clemetsen MA 1969 Iowa [4881] An ethnohistory of the Yellowknives : a Northern Atha- paskan tribe. 86p. GiLLiGAN, Arthur Eugene MA 1967 Tex. Christian [4882] Confederate Arizona ; a study of Confederate territorial ambitions in the Southwest. 267p. Mostly Apache ; but other tribes mentioned. GiLLiLAND, M. S. MA 1965 Florida [4883] The material culture of Key Marco, Florida. 144p. GiRTON, Polly W. MA 1960 So. Dakota [4884] The Protestant Episcopal Indian Missions of Dakota Territory. 123p., illus. GiTTENS, Joan MA 1970 Marquette [4885] Reform spirit in the Indian Office in the 1840's. 120 GiVAN, Frances P. MA 1956 Louisville [4886] Indian affairs in the Southern Department. Glass, John Btjrgess PhD 1966 Harvard [4887] A survey and census of native Middle American picto- rial manuscripts. 1302p. 16tli-18th Century Indian and Spanish codices. Glassford, Robert Gerald PhD 1970 Illinois [4888] Application of a theory of games to the transitional Eskimo culture. 369p. M. Purpose: "to ascertain the game forms of the traditional Cana- dian Eskimo (McKenzie River delta)". Glatthaar, Trisha Corliss MA 1970 Brit. Columbia [4889] Tom Price (c. 1860-1927): the art and style of a Haida artist. 160p., illus. Price was a major figure in argillite sculpture. Gleason, Aileek May MEd 1970 Manitoba [4890] A study of the relationships that exist between the deceleration in academic achievement of the Indian children integrated in the separate schools of Fort Frances, Ontario and their social acceptance and per- sonality structure. 126p. Gleeson, Paul Francis MA 1970 Wash. State [4891] Dog remains from the Ozette Village archaeological site. 95p,, illus. Washington state. Glenn, Elizabeth Jane MA 1966 Indiana [4892] Historical and physical affiliations of the Sauk Indians, 1790-1810. 94p. Glezen, Judith Ann MFA 1960 Iowa [4893] Some aspects of form and technique in Southwest American Indian pottery. 62p., illus. GoDDARD, Robert Hale Ives, III PhD 1969 Harvard [4894] Delaware verbal morphology : a descriptive and compar- ative study. 220p. GoEF, Richard Davis MA 1956 Cornell [4895] A survey of United States government Indian policy, 1789-1797. 135p. 121 GoGGiN, JoHK MA 1946 Yale [4896] Ceramic stratigraphy at Upper Matecumbe Key, Florida. Gold, Dolores PhD 1966 Saskatchewan [4897] Psychological changes associated with acculturation. 316p. M, Psychological tests and interviews (4 groups) : urban Indians ; ui'ban Whites; rural Indians; rural White females. Gold, Keo and Elaine Boreson MA 1969 Nebraska [4898] An investigation into a hypothesis of a cultural affinity of the Mongols of northeast Asia and the Sioux Indians of North America through a comparison of the music. 46p. Gold, Robert L. MA 1958 Bowling Green [4899] The land reform of Lazaro Cardenas. 135p. Consideration of the ejido system, and Indian and mestizo land holding. GoLDBURT, Jules S. MA 1966 Florida [4900] The archeology of Shired Island. 120p. Off the Gulf Coast of central Florida, occupied by Indians from preceramic times. GoLDE, Peggy Jean PhD 1963 Harvard [4901] Aesthetic values and art style in a Nahua pottery- producing village. 266p. Golden, Loretta EdD 1964 Stanford [4902] The treatment of minority groups in primary social studies text books. 352p. M. GoLDENSON, Karen MA 1970 Toronto [4903] Cognitive development of Indian elementary school children on a southern Ontario reserve. 81p. GoLDFRiED, Howard Paul PhD 1969 Oregon [4904] Political units and style in Late Precolumbian Peru. 199p. M. Goldstein, Robert Arnold PhD 1959 Minnesota [4905] French-Iroquois diplomatic and military relations, 1609- 1701. 338p. M. 122 Gold WERT, Marvin IVIA 1958 Texas [4906] The struggle of the perpetuity of encomiendas in Viceregal Peru, 1550-1600. GoLLA, Victor Karl PhD 1970 California [4907] Hupa grammar. 325p. M. GoLLAS-QuiNTERO, IVIanuel PhD 1969 Wisconsin [4908] History and economic theory in the analysis of Guate- malan Indian agriculture. 280p. M. GoLOMB, Berl PhD 1965 U.C.L.A. [4909] Paleogeography of the Basin of Mexico. 295p. M, Attempts to determiae a picture of the local landscape and presence or absence of water just prior to the Conquest. Man's influence on the landscape. Gomez, Daniel Joseph PhD 1969 Geo. Peabody [4910] Elementary education in Yucatan: contemporary pro- blems. 791p. M. Gomez, Michael Albert PhD 1962 Ohio State [4911] The role of international technical cooperation in the interregional development of Peru. 519p. 31. Period 1942—56 — considers isolation of indigenous population. Gonzales, Alberto Rex PhD 1959 Columbia [4912] The stratigraphy of Intihuasi Cave, Argentina and its relationships to early Lithic culture of South America. 206p. M. Gonzalez, Alfonso PhD 1962 Texas [4913] Land utilization of southwestern coastal Mexico : Colima and Michoacan. 885p. M. GooDEN, John H. MA 1965 Texas-El Paso [4914] Life and experiences of the Forty-niners on the south- west roads to California. Goodman, David Michael MA 1964 Arizona [4915] J. Ross Browne as special agent in the West, 1854- 1860. 250]3. Pub: A Western panorama: J. Ross Browne. A. H. Clark Co. [1965]. Treasury Dept and B.I. A. Reform on Indian reservations of Calif. 123 GooD^iAX, David IVIichael PhD 1969 Tex. Christian [4916] Apaches as prisoners of war, 1886-1894. 241p. M. Goodman, Linda Jean j\'IA 1968 Wesleyan [4917] The form and function of the basket dance of San Juan Pueblo. 185p., illus. GooDiMAN, R. IR^^^:N EdD 1969 Indiana [4918] The relationship between age, linguistic background, and the categorization behavior of Navajo Indian children. lOOp. M. Goodrich, Andrew L. PhD 1969 Michigan State [4919] A surve}^ of selected community services programs for the disadvantaged at inner city community colleges. 105p. Araerican Indians considered; but no separate treatment of their problems. GooD\\TN, Ralph William PhD 1960 Harvard [4920] Pleasant Porter and the decline of the Muskogee Nation. 613p. Gordon, Donald Raymond MS 1969 Oregon [4921] Organizational aspects of Otomi marketing in Ixmiquil- pan, Hidalgo, Mexico. 57p. Gordon, Susan B. PhD 1969 New Mexico [4922] The relationship between the Enghsh language abihties of home language experience of first-grade children, from three ethnic groups, of varying socio-economic status and varying degree of bihngualism. 182p. M. 50 Xavajo, Ariz; 55 Pueblo Indians from five Pueblos in Berna- lillo, XewMex; 50 Spanish-American. GoRENSTEiN, Shirley Slotkin PhD 1963 Columbia [4923] The differential development of military and political organization in prehistoric Peru and Mexico. 216p. M. Gormly, IVIary ml 1959 Washington [4924] Early culture contact on the Northwest Coast, \114r- 1795; analysis of Spanish source material. GossEN, Gary Haiviilton PhD 1970 Harvard [4925] Time and space in Chamula oral tradition. 614p. Tzotzil-speaking iiiunicipio in Chiapas, Mexico. 124 Gottlieb, Eric PhD 1970 Columbia [4926] Chalma: persistence and change in its pilgrimages. 192p. M. Religious center 60 m. SW of Mexico City. The mayordomia is the successor to the cofradia which took root in the 14th Cen- tury. Missionaries fostered its development among Indians as a means of propagation of fauth in Mexican villages. Gould, Richard Allan PhD 1965 California [4927] An introduction to Tolowa preliistory : Archaeology and ethnology along the northwestern California coast. 285p. M. GoTJVEiA, Irene Virginia ]MAT 1961 Brown [4928] The attitudes of New England colonists toward the Indian during the seventeenth century. 62p. Grabert, Garland Frederick MA 1965 Washington [4929] Archaeological excavations at Fort Okanogan, Washing- ton : a contribution to the ethno -history of the Sinkaietk. Grabert, Garland Frederick PhD 1970 Washington [4930] Prehistoric cultural stabiKty in the Okanogan VaUey of Washington and British Columbia. 358p. M. Graburn, Nelson H. H. MA 1960 McGill [4931] Social organization of an Eskimo community: Sugluk, northern Quebec. 396p. Graburn, Nelson H.H. PhD 1963 Chicago [4932] Taqagmiut Eskimo kinship terminology. 222p. Grace, Cyril Winfield PhD 1959 Virginia [4933] A study of the problems of Indian-Caucasian segrega- tion in a South Dakota community as related to integra- tion in the Pubhc School. 201p. M. Gradwohl, David Mayer PhD 1966 Harvard [4934] Prehistoric villages in eastern Nebraska. 33 Ip. M. Grady, jVIark Allen MA 1969 Sacramento [4935] An osteological analysis of selected burials from the Rooney Extension of 4-Sac-127, Sacramento, California. 608p. 125 Graf, Robert Joseph, jr. ]\IA 1933 Chicago [4936] Tuscarora Jack. 99p. Otherwise kno\vn as John Barnwells. Contains chapters on the Tuscarora War (1711-1712), and the Yamasee War, 1715. Graham, J. Bennett MA 1966 Alabama [4937] An archaeological local sequence chronology in the Lock 3 Reservoir, lllp. Graham, John Allen PhD 1963 Harvard [4938] Epigraphic investigations at the ruins of Altar de Sacri- ficios and Seibal, Peten, Guatemala. 134p. Pub: (in part) "The Hieroglyphic Inscriptions and Monumental art of Altar de Sacrificios" Harvard U., Peahody Mus., Paps. LXIV #2 [1972] 132p. Grammer, IMatjrine Parker MA 1956 New Mexico [4939] Southwestern Indian tales for children. Granberry, Julian PhD 1967 Buffalo [4940] Zuni syntax. 95p. M. Grange, Roger Tibbets, jr. PhD 1962 Arizona [4941] Ceramic relationships in the Central Plains. 399p. M. Lower Loop focus and the historic Pawnee focus. Granger, Joseph Edward, jr. MA 1966 Buffalo [4942] A preliminary description and analysis of the Sinking Ponds site. Meado woodland of early Woodland times. Grant, Jack Edward MEd 1955 Bowling Green [4943] Great physical accomplishments recorded in the liistory and traditions of early Ohio. 64p. Indians and pioneers discussed. Grant, John Benjaiviin MA 1960 Minnesota [4944] An analysis of the paintings and drawings by Eastman Johnson at the St. Louis County Historical Society. 69p. Includes Indian subjects. Grant, John L. IVIA 1957 No. Carolina [4945] Behavioral premises in the culture of conservative Eastern Cherokee Indians. 170p. 126 Grant, Joseph Pettie ThD 1952 Central Bapt. [4946] Jotham Meeker, orthographer, pioneer printer and mis- sionary. 109p. Kansas missions. Meeker invented the "only usable Indian orthography and syllabary of his time" (early 1800's). He printed in Delaware, Potawatomi, Oto, Shawnee, Choctaw, Creek, Wea, Kansa, Ottawa, Iowa, and English. Grantham, Charles Scott, jr. ]\IA 1963 Mississippi [4947] Leslie A. White's energy theory and the Great Plains of North America. Granzberg, Gary Robert PhD 1967 Harvard [4948] The psychological effects of the Hopi Katcina initiation. 174p. Grater, Barbara Alice J\IA 1966 San Francisco [4949] The archaeology of the Votaw site : Lower Snake River, Washington. Graves, E. Norman MA 1939 So. Dakota [4950] History of the Episcopal Church in South Dakota to statehood. 50p., illus. Concentrates on Indian missions. Graves, Ruby B. MA 1963 Fresno [4951] Materials for use in teaching reading in Bureau of Indian Affairs day schools in Alaska. 121p., iUus. Graves, Theodore Dumaine PhD 1962 Pennsylvania [4952] Time perspective and the deferred gratification pattern in a tri-ethnic community. 362p. M. Southwest Colorado: Anglo, Spanish, Indian (Ute and Navajo). Gray, Eloise Hanes MA 1968 Texas Tech. [4953] Spanish-Yuma relations between 1540 and 1783. 114p. Graymont, Barbara PhD 1969 Columbia [4954] The border war: the Iroquois in the American Revolu- tion. 56 6p. Graysok, Dokald Kenneth MA 1969 Oregon [4955] The Tigalda site: an eastern Aleutian midden. 137p. 127 Grech, John J. MA 1958 Sacramento [4956] Ethnic Suite. 63p. (Original composition). Part 4: "The music of the Southwest joins the rhythmic and melodious music of the Spanish with the primitive rhythms of the Indian, which results in a mutation of fiery musical ex- pression with a highly seasoned flavor." Green, Dean M. MA 1958 Brigham Young [4957] The Lemhi Indians of Eastern Idaho, 1860 to 1907. 179p. Green, Dee Forage MA 1961 Brigham Young [4958] Archaeological investigations at the G. M. Hinckley farm site, Utah County, Utah, 1956-1960. 90p. Green, Ernestene Le Verne MA 1962 Arizona [4959] Valdez Phase occupation near Taos, New Mexico. Green, Ernestene Le Verne PhD 1970 Pennsylvania [4960] The archaeology of Navajuelal, Tikal, Guatemala and a test of interpretive method. 361p. M. Green, Judith Strupp MA 1968 Tulane [4961] Changes in Tarahumara women's work from prehistoric times to the present. 112p. Green, Michael David MA 1965 Iowa [4962] Indian affairs in Iowa territory, 1838-1846: the removal of the Sacs and Foxes. 127p. Green, Rosemary MA 1968 U.G.L.A. [4963] Masks of the Northwest Coast Indians: a study based on the UCLA collection. Greenberg, Norman Charles PhD 1963 Colorado [4964] Administrative problems related to integration of Navajo Indians in public schools. 158p. M. Arizona and New Mexico. Greene, Ann Monseth MA 1967 Pennsylvania [4965] The Betty Greene site: a late paleo-Indian site in eastern Wyoming. 74p. Greene, Jerome A. MA 1969 So. Dakota [4966] The Custer disaster : a new study of the Little Big Horn Campaign. 152p. 128 Greengo, Robert Etjgeke PhD 1957 Harvard [4967] Pre-history in the Lower Mississippi Valley: the Issa- quena phase. 385p. Pfb: (in part) "Issaquena: an archaeological phase in the Yazoo Basin of the Lower Mississippi Valley." Amer. Antiq., Mem. #18 [1964] 130p. Greeioleaf, Richard Edward PhD 1957 New Mexico [4968] Zumarraga and the Mexican Inquisition, 1536-1543. 291p. if . Greer, Dora Young EdD 1969 Arizona [4969] Specialized training programs for teachers of Navajo students. 113p. M. Greer, John Tallman MA 1958 Montana [4970] A brief history of Indian education at the Fort Shaw Industrial School. Greer, John William MA 1968 Texas [4971] The Cammack site: a neo-Indian pit-oven ring midden site in Val Verde County, Texas. 164p. Greer, Margaret Helen (Rich) MA 1966 Texas [4972] Indigenismo in Peru. 130p. Gregor, Thomas Arthur PhD 1969 Columbia [497 Z] Social relationships in a small society: a study of the Mehinacu Indians of central Brazil. 241p. M. Gregorie, Anne King MA 1926 So. Carolina [4974] Indian trade of Carolina in the 17th century. 92p. Grieder, Ronald Terence PhD 1962 Pennsylvania [4975] The development of representational painting on pot- tery of the central Maya lowlands during the proto- Classic and Classic periods. 437p. ilf . Griefen, Joyce PhD 1965 Pennsylvania [4976] Family structure and school performance : a comparative study of students from three ethnic backgrounds in an integrated school. 174p. M. Anglo, Spanish- American and Ute Indians in a small town in southwestern Colorado. 129 Griffen, William Bedford PhD 1965 Arizona [4977] Changing Indian societies in north-central Colonial Mexico. 582p. M. Pub: "Culture change and shifting populations in central northern Mexico." U/Ariz., Anthro. Paps. #13 [1969]. Griffin, Percival Bion, jr. PhD 1969 Arizona [4978] Late MogoUon readaptation in east-central Arizona. 198p. M. Grasshopper site (Ariz. P:14:l). Griffith, Charles Ray PhD 1960 Harvard [4979] Navaho intercultural marriage : a study of acculturation in small groups. 303p. Griffith, James S. MA 1967 Arizona [4980] Rio Mayo Pascola masks: a study in style. 135p. Griffiths, David Summers IVIA 1968 San Francisco [4981] An investigation of the Whorf hypothesis in Hght of the results of recent studies in psychology and linguistic philosophy. Griffiths, Kenneth Albert EdD 1967 Utah [4982] The influence of an intensive pre-school educational experience on the intellectual functioning of Ute Indian children. 98p. M. Grigsby, Jefferson Eugene, jr. PhD 1963 New York [4983] African and Indian masks: a comparative study of masks produced by the Ba Kuba tribe of the Congo and masks produced by the Kwakiutl Indians of the North- west Pacific coast of America. 316p., illus. M. Grevies, James Larry MA 1967 Texas [4984] Cakchiquel-Tzutujil : a study in linguistic unity. 36p. Grimes, James Larry PhD 1969 Texas [4985] The phonological history of the Quichean languages. 107p. M. Grimes, Joseph Evans MA 1958 Cornell [4986] Huichol tone and intonation. 57p. 130 Grimes, Joseph Evans PhD 1960 Cornell [4987] Huichol sjTQtax. 185p. M. Uto-Aztecan language spoken in west central Mexico. Grinager-Powers, Patricia MA 1957 Columbia [4988] Culture change in a small valley in pre-historic Peru: a workshop in attitudes. 94p. GrdsT^ell, Ira H. MA 1959 So. Dakota [4989] The tribal government of the Oglala Sioux of Pine Ridge, South Dakota. 133p., maps. Grobman, Alexander PhD 1962 Harvard [4990] Races of maize in Peru. Their origins, evolution and classification. 41 9p., illus. Mainly biology but includes short study of maize culture in ancient and modem Peru. Grollig, Francis Xavier PhD 1959 Indiana [4991] San Miguel Acatan, Huehuetenango, Guatemala: a modern Mayan village. 299p. M. Grosscup, Gordon Leonard MA 1959 California [4992] The culture history of Lovelock Cave, Nevade. Grosscup, Gordon Leonard PhD 1964 U.C.L.A. [4993] The ceramics of West Mexico. 337p. M. Amapa, Nayarit. Grove, Alvin Russell, jr. MA 1937 New Mexico [4994] The distribution and utihzation of Agave in the Ameri- can Southwest. 74p. Grove, Da\t-d Cliff PhD 1968 U.C.L.A. [4995] The Morelos preclassic and the highland Olmec problem : an archaeological study. 352p. M. Grubb, David McClintock MA 1969 Victoria [4996] A Kwakiutl phonology. 64p, Grubba, Dale MA 1966 Catholic [4997] The Winnebago Indians and the United States Govern- ment. 132p. 131 Gtjarino, jMarie Donald MA 1960 So. California [4998] The Chumash Indians and Santa Barbara Mission, 1786- 1843. GuDE, ]Mary Boggs IVIPh 1910 Chicago [4999] Georgia and the Cherokees. 70p. GuDSCHiNSK Y, Sarah CAROLINE PhD 1 958 Pennsylvania [5000] Proto-Popotecan: a comparative study of Popolocan and Mixtec. 313p. 31. Language. GuE, Leslie Robb PhD 1967 Alberta [5001] A comparative study of value orientations in an Alberta Indian community. 341p. GuEDON, Marie -FRANgoiSE IVIA 1967 Montreal [5002] Organisation des activites feminines dans la commun- aute esquimaude d'lvujinik (Nouveau Quebec) en 1966. GuEMPLE, Donald Lee PhD 1966 Chicago [5003] Kinship reckoning among the Belcher Island Eskimo. 230p. GuENETTE, Andre MA 1964 Montreal [5004] Tlatilco; analyse preliminaire de la ceramique domesti- que d'un site preclassique mexicain. Gtjenther, Richard L. MS 1962 Nebraska [5005] Stephen R. Riggs and his family; missionaries to the Sioux. Gtjertin, Carol Joyce MA 1963 Colorado [5006] Perceived life-chances in the opportunity structure: a study of a tri-ethnic high school. 166p. Navajo and Ute; Chicano and Anglo. Guest, Florian Francis PhD 1961 S. California [5007] Municipal institutions in Spanish California, 1769-1821. 384p. 31. GuiMOND, Alice Aline MA 1956 Illinois [5008] Indian pohcy of the Dominion of Canada, 1867-1887. 130p. 132 GuiNK, Stanley James MA 1963 Wash. State [5009] A maritime village on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington. 74p. White Rock Village archeological site, believed to be inhabited by either Makah or Ozette Indians. GuiTERREZ, NiCANOR F. MA 1967 Texas IpOlO] 400 afios en la colonizacion del nor-oriente Peruano. GuMERMAN, George John, III PhD 1969 Arizona [5011] The archaeology of the Hopi Buttes district, Arizona. 460p. M. Gunkel, Alexander MA 1961 Wash. State [5012] A comparative cultm*al analysis of four archaeological sites in the Rocky Reach Reservoir region, Washington. 321p. GuNN, James A. MA 1970 Sacramento [5013] An investigation of the scholastic success of American Indian children in the Sacramento City schools. 133p. GiJNNERSON, James Howard PhD 1963 Harvard [5014] The Fremont culture: a study in culture dynamics on the Northern Anasazi frontier. 563p. Pub: Harvard U., Peahody Mus., Paps. LIX #2 [1969] 236p. GuTHE, Alfred Kidder MA 1948 Chicago [5015] A survey of the Woodland pattern in Michigan. 189p. Guthrie, Gail Frances MA 1964 Cornell [5016] A study of the theatrical elements in the Grand Medicine Society (Midewiwin) Religious Cult as practiced by the northern United States Chippewa Indians. 140p. GwALTNEY, John Langston PhD 1967 Columbia [5017] Role of expectation of blindness in a Oaxaca village. 221p. M. San Pedro Yolox; Chinantec -speaking Indians. A study of on- chocerciasis. Hackenberg, Robert Allan PhD 1961 Cornell [5018] Indian administration and social change. 505p. M. Pima-Maricopa community. 133 Hackett, ALiCE-ViRGmiA MA 1965 Washington [5019] A study of White Mountain Apache secondary school graduates, 1959-64, with respect to occupational status in May, 1965 as related to achievement in secondary school. 122p. Hackler, James C. MA 1958 San Jose [5020] Factors leading to social disorganization among the Carrier Indians at Lake Babine. 150p. Haddock, Rex J. MS 1953 Utah State [5021] A history of Cache Valley, Utah, from the fur period to the year 1869. 91p. Some consideration of Indians of the area. Hadleigh-West, Fkederick PhD 1963 Louisiana [5022] The Netsi Kutchin : an essay in human ecology. 453p. M. Hagan, Allan Thomas MSW 1965 Manitoba [5023] A study of the relationship between the performance of selected Indian students attending courses in Metro- pohtan Winnipeg and certain factors of support in their present living situation. 76p. Hagak, Maxine Wakefield EdD 1959 Arizona [5024] An educational history of the Pima-Papago peoples from the mid-seventeenth century to the mid-twentieth. Hagedork, Mabgaret Friedmak ma 1966 Illinois [5025] An analysis of Passamaquoddy folk definitions. 121p. Maine; "analysis of the type of semantic relationships occuring in definitions for words in the Passamaquoddy language." Hagenau, Walter Paul MA 1962 Brown [5026] A morphological study of Narragansett Indian verbs in Roger Williams' Key into the Language of America. 69p. Hahn, Paul Gene PhD 1961 Yale [5027] A relative chronology of the Cuban nonceramic tradi- tion. 327p. M. Halberstadt, Jerome MA 1965 Columbia [5028] Ethnography of the Navaho war ceremony. 15 Ip. 134 Hale, E. T. MA 1922 Colorado [5029] Races of the Arctic Coast; a description of the nine hyperborean races as to their origin, distribution cus- toms, morals, physical peculiarities and their racial and linguistic affinities. 109p. Hale, Kenneth Locke PhD 1959 Indiana [5030] A Papago grammar. 188p. M. Hall, Clara Stern PhD 1962 California [5031] A chronological study of the mural art of Teotihuacan. Hall, Edwin Spurr, jr. PhD 1967 Yale [5032] Kangiguksuk: a cultural reconstruction of a 16th Cen- tury Eskimo village in northern Alaska. 306p. M. Hall, Robert Leonard PhD 1960 Wisconsin [5033] The Carcajou site (Je2) and Oneota development in Wis- consin. 448p. M. "White Crow village" Jefferson County, Wisconsin. Winnebago. Haller, Albert Arno MA 1967 McGill [5034] A human geographical study of the hunting economy of Cumberland Sound, Baffin Island, N. W. T. Halle Y, John Samuel, jr. PhD 1969 Maryland [5035] Science and American concepts of race, 1859-1900. 274p. if. Includes the contribution of anthropologists to the concepts of racial inferiority. Hallowell, Alfred Irving MA 1920 Pennsylvania [5036] The problem of fish nets in North America. 59p. Halpin, WrLLLA.M JoHN MA 1970 Queens College [5037] The Sioux Indian War of 1876 as reported in the New York Herald. Halpine, Richard Jerome MA 1961 St. Louis [5038] A follow-up of the graduates of Holy Rosary Mission and what influence their education has had upon their pre- sent status in society. 135 Hamerly, Michael T. PhD 1970 Florida [5039] A social and economic history of the city and district of Guayaquil during the late Colonial and independence periods. 274p. M. Considers Indians and mestizos briefly. Hamil, Thomas Arthur PhD 1970 Washington [5040] A cross -sectional examination of commitment to visual stereotypes, attitudes, and information about specific ethnic groups. 2 14p. ikf. American Indian and Mexican. Hammack, Laurens Gary MA 1964 New Mexico [5041] The archaeology of the Ute Dam and Reservoir in north- western New Mexico. 151p. Prehistoric : lithic ; historic : Jicarilla, Lipan, Kiowa, Comanche. Hammel, Eugene Alfred PhD 1959 California [5042] Wealth, authority, and prestige in the lea VaUey, Peru. From the Inca Empire period to the present. Hammer, Lawrence C. MA 1963 Fort Hays [5043] A history of Fort Zarah, 1864-1869. 53p. Hamori-Torok, Charles PhD 1966 Toronto [5044] The acculturation of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte. 183p. M. Hancock, Marvin Joe MA 1962 Tulsa [5045] Samuel Bell Maxey; a Texas General in Indian Terri- tory. 140p. Handle Y, Joseph Leon MEd 1970 Saskatchewan [5046] Teacher perception of education program suitability in northern Saskatchewan. Handy, Henry Wesley MA 1948 Idaho [5047] The history of the Roman Catholic church in Idaho. 118p. Hane, Norman Robert PhD 1968 Chicago [5048] Nature's moralist in wilderness and society: a study of James Fenimore Cooper's fiction. 218p. 136 Haney, Bell Chables MBA 1961 Oklahoma [5049] A study of techniques used in appraising Indian lands in Oklahoma. Haney, Willl^m Edward MA 1965 Wash. State [5050] An analysis of the influence of environment and con- tact history on the form of two millenarian movements. 86p. Ghost Dance ; the Cargo movement. Hanna, Joel Michael PhD 1968 Arizona [5051] Cold stress and micro-climate in the Quechua Indians of southern Peru. 143p. M. Physical anthropology of the people. Hanna, Mary Teresa of Avila MA 1954 St. Louis [5052] The Hanna family in the Westward Movement, 1730- 1848. 221p. Conestoga, Cherokee, and Catawba Indians, in passim. Hanneson, Bill PhD 1969 Oregon [5053] Periodic markets and central places in the Chiquinquira- Ubate area of the eastern Cordillera of the Colombian Andes. 177p. ilf. Traces the development of such markets from pre-Columbian times to the present. Hannin, Daniel PhD 1967 Wisconsin [5054] Selected factors associated with the participation of adult 0 jib way Indians in formal voluntary organiza- tions. 218p. M. Hansen, Marcus Lee MA 1917 Iowa [5055] Fort Snelling and the development of the Northwest. llOp. Pub: "Old Fort Snelling, 1819-1858." Iowa State Hist. Soc, Misc. Pubs. [1918]. Indian life, treaties, missionary activities, and a chapter "Sioux and Chippewa feuds." Hanson, Lee Helm MA 1963 Kentucky [5056] The Hardin Village Site, Gp22, a late prehistoric village in northeastern Kentucky. 137 Hansok, Lyle L. ma 1968 Moorhead [5057] A comparison of strength between a sampling of North Dakota American Indian and North Dakota White boys. Hanson, Marshall Roy PhD 1960 Stanford [5058] Plains Indians and urbanization. 176p. M. Hanson, Myrle George MA 1925 So. Dakota [5059] A history of Harding County, South Dakota, to 1925. 63p., illus. § n includes early Indian habitation; the Battle of SHm Buttes. Hanson, William F. MS 1937 Brigham Young [5060] The lure of Tam-mam Nacup, Springtime festival of the Utes. 176p., illus. Harbinger, Lucy Jayne MA 1964 Wash. State [5061] The importance of food plants in the maintenance of Nez Perce cultural identity. 83p. Hardcastle, David Paul PhD 1970 Ohio State [5062] The defense of Canada under Louis XIV, 1643-1701. 429p. M. Iroquois relations. Harder, Gayle Lockhart MRP 1954 No. Carolina [5063] A study of problems of organization and administration of community planning for western North Carolina, with special consideration of the Cherokee Indian Reser- vation. 96p., maps. Harder, John F. MA 1963 Wise. -Milwaukee [5064] The Indian poKcy of Henry Knox, 1785-1794. Hardest Y, Donald Lynn MA 1967 Oregon [5065] A study of Moche ceramics. 117p. Harding, Dale J. EdD 1969 Utah State [5066] A study to determine what are considered as desirable objectives for the public educational system of Bohvia. 131p. Harding, David James MA 1964 Saskatchewan [5067] An empirical clarification of motivational variables among Saskatchewan people of Indian ancestry. 138 Hardikg, William James MS 1970 Arizona [5068] A modular method for the modelling of health dehvery systems. 126p. Papago Indians used as basis of study. Hardmak, Martha James PhD 1963 Stanford [5069] Jaqaru: outHne of phonological and morphological structm-e. 219p. M. A language related to Aymara spoken in Tupe, in the Peruvian Highlands southeast of Lima. Hardoy, Jorge Enrique PhD 1966 Harvard [5070] Ciudades precolombinas. Pub: Ediciones Infinito [1964], English ed. rev., N.Y. : Walker & Co. [1973] 602p., iUns. Barker, Lawrence Ray MA 1941 Idaho [5071] A history of Latah county to 1900. 83p. Nez Perce and Palouse. Harkin, Duncan Alfred PhD 1966 Wisconsin [5072] Issues in economic development : the Menominee County, Wisconsin, case. 226p. M. Menomini Reservation, including lumbering and sawmill opera- tions. Harkins, Arthur Martin PhD 1968 Kansas [5073] Public education on a Minnesota Chippewa Reservation. 271p. M. Harkness, Terence Gene MLA 1970 Illinois [5074] A landscape in evolution : the graphic history of Cham- paign and Piatt counties from 70,000 B.C. to a.d. 1860. 207p., illus. § 5 "The first settlers: Indians" considers paleo through historic periods in east-central Illinois. Harlan, Thomas P. MA 1962 Arizona [5075] A sequence of ruins in the Flagstaff area dated by tree- rings. Harling, Frederick Farnham PhD 1965 Boston [5076] A biography of John Eliot, 1604-1690. 288p. M. Section on "Eliot's efforts for the Indians". 139 Harman, Robert Charles MA 1964 Arizona [5077] Navajo culture change as related in the Enemy Way ceremonial. Harman, Robert Charles PhD 1969 Arizona [5078] Medical and social changes in a Tzeltal Mayan com- munity. 239p. 31. Yochib, Mexico. Harner, Michael James PhD 1963 California [5079] Machetes, shotguns, and society: an inquiry into the social impact of technological change among the Jivaro Indians. 187p. M. Harner, Nellie Shaw MA 1965 Nevada [5080] History of the Pyramid Lake Indians (1842-1959). 118p. Paiute. Harper, Dorothy C. MS 1965 Okla. State [5081] Navajo children's expressed feehngs about home and school. 72p. Harrell, Taylor Milvern MA 1957 California [5082] The development of the Venezuelan llanos in the six- teenth century. 23 Ip., maps. Considerable detail on Indian culture of the region before the arrival of the Spanish. Harring, Sidney Lee MS 1970 Wisconsin [5083] The effect of language retention on the Indian arrest rate ; an empirical test of the effect of acculturation on Indian deviance. 79p. Harris, Alvin MS 1938 Brigham Young [5084] The Washakie Indians and their legends. 136p. Shoshoni. Harris, Carolyn MA 1966 Univ. Americas [5085] Olmeca sculpture: a critical analysis. 3 vol., 141p., illus. Harris, Faye Erma PhD 1965 Iowa [5086] A frontier community : the economic, social and political development of Keokuk, Iowa from 1820 to 1866. 579. M. Discusses the conflict over land titles in Keokuk — the result of the town's location on a Sac-Fox reservation. 140 Harris, Joanne IMagalis IMA 1967 Illinois [5087] The ceramic sequence at Cushillococha. lllp., illus. Pottery in Cushillococha, Peru. Harris, Joseph Frank MA 1952 Ariz.-Tempe [5088] Essentials of a guidance program for Phoenix Indian School. 134p., illus. Harris, Robert L. MA 1962 Arkansas [5089] The Panhandle Plains of Texas: a study in sequence occupance. 154p., illus. Harris, William Stuart PhD 1970 Alabama [5090] Diaries of American history, 1492-1865, for use in secondary school social studies. 227p. M. 200 diaries of possible use as basic resource material for Ameri- can history. Harrison, Carl Howard MA 1967 Pennsylvania [5091] Asurini morphophonology. 72p. Harrison, Carl Howard PhD 1970 Pennsylvania [5092] Syntactical aspects of Asiu'inl monologue discourse. 250p. M. Tupi-Guarani language of northern Brazil. Harrison, Gayle G. MA 1969 Arizona [5093] Coiled and plaited basketry from the southeastern peri- phery of the greater Southwest. 93p. Harrison, Margaret Irwin MA 1919 So. Methodist [5094] A history of the Indian problem from Colonial days to 1860. 66p. Harrison, Peter D'Arcy PhD 1970 Pennsylvania [5095] The central acropolis, Tikal, Guatemala: a preliminary study of the functions of its structural components during the Late Classic period. 358p. M. Harrison, William Frederic PhD 1970 New Mexico [5096] A struggle for land in Colonial Brazil : the private cap- taincy of Paraiba do Sul, 1533-1753. 301p. M. Guaitaca Indians of Brazil. 141 Harrison, William Mortimer PhD 1964 Arizona [5097] Prehistory of the Santa Barbara Coast, California. 445p. M. Partly Pub: "Mikiw: A coastal Chumash village," in Archaeological Survey Report, 1965, Vol. 7, pp. 91-178. [Dept. of Anthropology, Univ. of Calif., Los Angeles]. Harrod, Howard Lee PhD 1965 Yale [5098] Missions among the Blackfeet: an evaluation of Protes- tant and Catholic missions among the Blackfeet Indians. 339. M. Hart, Philip Bruce MA 1970 Hartford [5099] Christian missions and the "myth" of the Mohegans. Hartgraves, Rosemary MA 1965 Ariz. -Flagstaff [5100] Language and reading development with Navajo children. 74p. Practicum. Hartkopf, Frank MA 1942 Wyoming [5101] History of Bingham County, Idaho. 156p. Some consideration of Slioshoni and Bannock Indians on Fort Hall Reservation. Hartle, Donald Dean PhD 1960 Columbia [5102] Rock village, an ethnohistorical approach to Hidatsa archaeology. 374p. M. Garrison Reservoir, North Dakota. Hartle, Janet Arcuni PhD 1962 Columbia [5103] A study of certain features of the Mongoloid face. 188p. M. Aleut in Alaska. Harvey, Amy Evelyn MA 1962 Missouri [5104] Temporal-cultural analysis of archaeological remains in a group of rock shelters in southwest Missouri. 220p. Harvey, Byron, III MA 1959 New Mexico [5105] Stress in a New Mexican life history. 79p. Isleta Pueblo. Harvey, Herbert Raymond PhD 1962 Harvard [5106] Cahuilla settlement patterns and time perspective. 206p. The Kawia of Southern California. 142 Harvey, Sanford Stephen MEd 1955 Manitoba [5107] The part played by the Hudson's Bay Company in Western Canadian education, 1821-1869. lllp. Harvey, Simon J. MA 1954 St. Louis [5108] A study in historical geography: Monroe County, Illi- nois. Brief consideration of Indian inhabitants in passim. Harvey, Susan MacCulloch MA 1965 Massachusetts [5109] A conveyence of cultures in the Sixteenth Century Indian missions of Massachusetts. Harvison, Robert Guy MA 1970 Oregon [5110] The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 and the Indians of Oregon and their land. 78p. Hasiuk, E. M. MSW 1965 Manitoba [5111] A study of the relationship between the performance of selected Indian students attending courses in metropoh- tan Winnipeg and certain factors of support in their pre- sent boarding situation. 71p. Hasse, James Walter MA 1965 St. Louis [5112] ReHgious reorganization among the Wind River Shoshone and Northern Arapahos. 150p. Hassett, Irene D. PopoviCH PhD 1970 New Mexico [5113] The effects of type of reinforcer on several lower-class cultural groups. 95p. M. Anglo, Negro, Spanish- American, Navajo. Hatch, Rachel MA 1957 Iowa [5114] An annotated bibliography on Indians and pioneers for third grade children. 38p. Hatcher, Evelyn Payne PhD 1967 Minnesota [5115] Navaho art : A methodological study in visual communi- cation. 315p. M. Hatfield, Dorothy Blackmon MA 1960 Auburn [5116] The W. O. Tuggle manuscript of Creek Indian folktales — its history and significance. 84p. Little -known 1881 unused diaries and journal manuscript. Creek and Yuchi. 143 Hathaway, Worten Mason MA 1966 Okla. State [5117] Brigadier General Stand Watie, Confederate guerrilla. Oklahoma Cherokee. Hatheway, Glover Gillette PhD 1957 Minnesota [5118] The neutral Indian barrier state: a project in British North American policy, 1754-1815. 474p. M. Hatt, Fred Kenneth PhD 1969 Alberta [5119] The response to directed social change on an Alberta metis colony. 290p. The Beaner metis colony, 130 miles from Edmonton, Alberta. Hatt, Judith Keever MA 1969 Alberta [5120] The rights and duties of the metis preschool child. 154p. Haviland, William Arthur MA 1958 Pennsylvania [5121] The present status of the archaeology of Maine. 53p. Haviland, William Arthur PhD 1963 Pennsylvania [5122] Excavation of small structures in the northeast quadrant of Tikal, Guatemala. 783p. if. ' Hawkes, Phillip Newill MA 1967 Sacramento [5123] An application of methods for the determination of age, sex, stature, and pathologies applied to the skeletal material from 4-Sac-29 and 4-Yub-l. 221p. Hawkins, Constance L. MA 1956 Columbia [5124] Thoreau's understanding of the American Indian. 67p. Hay, Thomas Hamilton PhD 1968 Michigan State [5125] Ojibwa emotional restraint and the socialization process. 245p. M. Hayes, Betty Sue MA 1950 Emory [5126] An investigation of the Congressional Delegation of Georgia, 1829-1837. 152p. Cherokee Removal. Hayes, Charles MA 1967 Wise. -Milwaukee [5127] American Indian policy on the Great Lakes frontier, 1812-1814. 144 Hayes, J. Michael MA 1969 Wichita [5128] Sedna Creek and the British mountain tradition : a dis- cussion of the making of an archaeological film — The Archaeology of the Sedna Creek, and the position of Sedna Creek and the British mountain tradition in regard to the peopling of the New World. 140p., iUus. Hayes, Verna M. MA 1968 New York-Bingham. [5129] The Temple Concord site, Binghamton, New York. Haynes, Fred C. MA 1966 Columbia [5130] Colonization in the New World and modem slavery. 87p. Some on Indian slavery. Hays, Garry MA 1959 Kansas [5131] A history of intercolonial relations between Virginia and South Carolina, 1689-1728. Missing from library. Said to have significant Indian content. Heard, Edward F. MA 1958 Tulsa [5132] Dwight Mission under the American Board. 94p. Presbyterian mission to the Cherokee in Sequoyah county, Oklahoma. Heard, Elma L. PhD 1957 Denver [5133] Down the Moccasin Trail; a study and reshaping of legends and tales from the Alabama and Koasati Indians. Heaston, Michael D. MA 1968 Wichita [5134] The administration of federal Indian pohcy in New Mexico territory, 1851-1861. 122p. Heath, Dwight Braley PhD 1959 Yale [5135] Camba: a study of land and society in Bolivia. 302p. M. Mestizo agriculturalists. Hebal, John James PhD 1959 Minnesota [5136] Field administration of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Minnesota and Wisconsin. 50 9p. M. Hedges, Kenneth Everett IVIA 1970 San Diego [5137] An analysis of Diegueno pictographs. 171p., iUus. Hedrick, Basil C. MA 1957 Florida [5138] Quetzalcoatl : Man, god and myth. 72p. Toltec and Aztec Indians in Mexico. 145 Heglar, Rodger MA 1957 Washington [5139] A racial analysis of Indian skeletal material from the Columbia River Valley. 182p. Hehr, John G. MA 1967 West. Michigan [5140] Charcoal: its multifarious effect in a rural Guatemala community. 96p. M. Cajola; Mam Indians. Heidenreich, Charles Adrian IVIA 1967 Oregon [5141] A review of the Ghost Dance religion of 1889-90 among the North American Indians and comparison of 8 soci- eties which accepted or rejected the dance. 104p. Heidsiek, Ralph George PhD 1966 U.C.L.A. [5142] Music of the Luisefio Indians of southern California — a study of music in Indian culture with relation to a program in music education. 469p. M. Heilman, Lawrence Charles MA 1960 California [5143] The early Colonial history of Guatemala. 125p. § 1. "The Indian antecedent" and throughout. Heiner, H. Bartley MS 1955 Brigham Young [5144] Mormon-Indian relations as viewed through the Walker War. 109p. Heinrich, Albert Carl PhD 1963 Washington [5145] Eskimo type kinship and Eskimo kinship : an evaluation and a provisional model for presenting data pertaining to Inupiaq kinship systems. 512p. M. Held, Ray Eldred PhD 1955 Florida [5146] Spanish Florida in American historiography, 1821-1921. 374p. M. Heldman, Donald Paul MA 1963 Missouri [5147] A study of the nature and degree of cultural relation- ship of Missouri to Illinois Valley HopeweU. 134p. Hellmuth, Nicholas IMatthew MA 1969 Brown [5148] Mexican symbols in the classic art of the southern Maya lowlands. 146 Hellstern, Augustine MA 1962 St. Bonaventure [514:9] The American Indian and the Reservation system. Helms, Mary Wallace PhD 1967 Michigan [5150] Frontier society: Life in a Miskito village in eastern Nicaragua. 469p. M. Hemmings, Ernest Thomas PhD 1970 Arizona [5151] Early man in the San Pedro Valley, Arizona. 393p. M. Hemphill, Elsbeth Vontobel MA 1961 Ariz.-Tempe [5152] A comparison of ethnic attitudes of Indian and White high school students by means of the semantic differen- tial technique. 38p., illus. Senior high school students of Phoenix Indian School and Tempe High School. Hendel, Giselle MA 1965 Columbia [5153] Changing perspectives on the missions among theRamah Navajo. 114p. Henderson, Patrick C. PhD 1966 New Mexico [5154] The pubKc domain in Arizona: 1863-1891. 276p. M. Indian reservations in the state. Henderson, William James MEd 1956 Montana [5155] The cultural, social and religious backgrounds of the education of the Crow Indians: 1885-1955. 115p. Hendra, Richard Irving PhD 1970 Michigan State [5156] An assessment of the motivation and achievement of Michigan Reservation Indian high school students and Michigan Caucasian high school students. 116p, Hendricks, Laura MEd 1970 Cent. Washington [5157] Development of a filmstrip designed to recruit teacher aides from specific ethnic groups. 49p. Hendry, Jean Clare PhD 1957 Cornell [5158] Atzompa: a pottery producing village of southern Mexico. 321p. M. Oaxaca area. 147 Henney, Jeannette Hillman ]MA 1961 Ohio State [5159] American Indian beadwork in middle North America and the influence of Em'opean materials and patterns. 76p., iUus. Hennessey, ^Iary Anna J. MA 1962 New Brunswick [5160] French and English pressm^es on the Indians of Acadia and eastern New England, 1667-1727. Hennigh, Lawrence MA 1965 Washington [5161] Control of incest in Eskimo folktales. 99p. Henning, Dale Richard MA 1960 Iowa [5162] A study and interpretation on Oneota ceramic remains in Iowa. 184p., illus. Henning, Dale Richard PhD 1969 Wisconsin [5163] Development and interrelationships of Oneota culture in the lower Missouri River vaUey. 422p. M. Henriksen, Harry Charles MA 1957 Illinois [5164] Utica Hopewell, a study of early HopeweUian occupa- tion of the IlHnois River Valley. 138p., photos. Hepler, Robert D. MA 1941 New Mexico [5165] William Watts Hart Davis in New Mexico. 205p. Herbert, Jeanne Clark MA 1961 Arizona [5166] The growth of realism in the treatment of the South- western Indian in fiction since 1900. 90p. Herchold, Mary Janeene MA 1964 San Diego {^\^1'\ A study of several textile techniques used in pre-con- quest Peru. 58p., illus. Project. Hermitte, IVIaria Esther PhD 1964 Chicago [5168] Supernatural power and social control in a modern Maya village. 244p. Tzeltal Indians of Pinola, Mexico. Herold, Joyce Lillian MA 1959 Colorado [5169] Prehistoric settlement and physical environment of the Mesa Verde area. 285p., illus. 148 Herrala, Elizabeth Ank MA 1961 Indiana [5170] The incidence of dental caries and alveoloclasta [sic\ in a number of prehistoric and historic American Indian groups of the Middle West. Herrero, JoAQufK PhD 1965 Georgetown [5171] The tagmemic structure of BoHvian Quechua. 154p. M. Herring, Marcia Loij MA 1961 Texas [5172] Mestizaje in Mexico, 1760 to 1810: a survey of opinion. Herring, Robert Lee, jr. ThM 1950 Sowestn Bapt. [5173] Baptist missions among the southern Indians before 1855. 157p. Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, Creek and Seminole from Ala- bama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee and North Caro- lina. He RT, Ruby Helen MN 1966 Washington [Sll 4:] A study to determine the occurence of hearing impair- ments among a group of four and five year old American Indian children on the Tulalip Reservation. 74p. Twana (Skokomish). Hertzberg, Hazel Whitman PhD 1968 Columbia [5175] American Pan-Indianism : the formative years, 1900- 1934. 555p. M. In the United States only. Hess, Harold Harwood PhD 1962 Michigan [5176] The syntactic structure of Mezquital Otomi. 197p. M. Hess, Thomas Melville MA 1965 Washington [5177] Snohomish chameleon morphology. 24p. Puget Salish, Washington. Hess, Thomas Melville PhD 1967 Washington [5178] Snohomish grammatical structure. 116p. M. Hessling, Marie L. MA 1962 No. Illinois [5179] Custer's Last Stand: a study in the historiography of General George Armstrong Custer and the Battle of the Little Big Horn. 136p. 149 Hester, James Jean PhD 1961 Arizona [5180] Early Navajo migrations and acculturation in the Southwest. 495p. if. Pub: Mits. New Mexico, Paps. Anthro. #6 [1962]. 1500 to 1800 period. Hetland, Gary Dennis Layne MS 1969 Alberta [5181] Socio-economic change in the Grande Cache region of Alberta. 139p. Metis. Hewitt, Calvin David MA 1952 Iowa [5182] Progress of the American Indian toward a condition of non-dependence within the authority of the United States. 108p. Heyer, Claude Herbert MBA 1958 Oklahoma [5183] Economic analysis of recent Federal policy legislation affecting United States Indians. 99p. Heyer, Claude Herbert PhD 1966 Oklahoma [5184] American Indian self-sufficiency : a study in human and natural resource development policy. 775p. M. In the United States. The history of 500 years' policy towards the natives, by all European groups. Heyman, Arthur ]\Iark PhD 1967 Columbia [5185] Physical parameters in the development of peasant agriculture in the highland Guayana region, Venezuela. 373p. M. Considers the peasant farmers, called conitqueros. HiATT, Frederick Wilburn MS 1915 Chicago [5186] Ohio River as a factor in the early development of the eastern interior. 98p. § II "The canoe period; the influence of the Ohio River on the Indian." Also the westward expansion of the French and English explorers. HiCKERSON, Joseph Charles MA 1961 Indiana [5187] Annotated bibliography of North American Indian music north of Mexico. 464p. 1300 items listed and evaluated. HiCKERSON, Nancy Parrott PhD 1957 Indiana [5188] An acoustic analysis of Shawnee speech. 187p. M. 150 HiCKEY, Clifford George MA 1969 Bronm [5189] The Kayak site: an analysis of the spatial aspect of culture as an aid to archaeological inference. Kobruk region of northwestern Alaska. Hickman, John Marshall PhD 1963 Cornell [5190] The Aymara of Chinchera, Peru : persistence and change in bicultural context. 247p. M. Lake Titicaca region. Hicks, Frederick Noble PhD 1963 U.C.L.A. [5191] Ecological aspects of aboriginal culture in the western Yuman area. 39 Ip. M. HiGGS, Peter L. MS 1969 Utah State [5192] Africans and Mesoamericans : an historical comparison from the journals of early British explorers. 156p. HiGMAN, Peter M. MBA 1969 Montana [5193] The Montana Indian market for relocatable housing. 32p. Hill, A. David PhD 1964 Chicago [5194] The changing landscape of a Mexican municipio, Villa las Rosa, Chiapas. 121p., maps. Pub: UjChi., Geography Res. Paps. #91 [1964] 135p. Indian land use. Hill, Alan G. MA 1969 Columbia [5195] The Inca stratification system and the concept of caste. 56p. Hill, B. E. MA 1964 West. Ontario [5196] The Grand River Navigation Company. 157p. Six Nations Iroquois discussed. Hill, Betsy D. MA 1966 Columbia [5197] A ceramic sequence for the Valdivia complex, Guayas Province, Ecuador. 160p. Hill, Briak MA 1968 Univ. Americas [5198] Early stages of civilization in the Oaxaca-Puebla area of Mesoamerica. 79p. 151 Hill, Clarence M. MS 1957 Utah State [5199] Integration of Indian children into the pubHc schools of McKinley County, New Mexico. 107p. Hill, James N. PhD 1965 Chicago [5200] Broken K: a prehistoric society in eastern Arizona. 339p. Hill, Jane Hassler PhD 1966 U.C.L.A. [5201] A grammar of the Cupeno language. 329p. M. TJto-Aztecan language spoken in Southern California. Hill, Kenneth Cushman PhD 1967 U.C.L.A. [5202] A grammar of the Serrano language. 291p. M. XJto-Aztecan language of Southern California. Hill, Lobetta (Reinhardt) MA 1966 Indiana [5203] Hopewellian art and questions of culture history. 72p. Hill, Matthew Hale MA 1961 Wash. State [5204] The archaeological distribution of selected material culture traits in the intermontane West: A study of aboriginal cultural relationships. 113p. Hill, Phyllis Jo PhD 1966 Illinois [5205] A cultural history of frontier sport in lUinois, 1673-1820. 166p. M. Considers sport as an index to national character among 3 cul- tures: Indian people; French settlers, and English settlers. Hill, Robert Fred MA 1968 American [5206] Intercultural understanding and planned change: an analysis of the processes of interaction and communica- tion between the Navaho and the Bureau of Indian Affairs during the stock reduction program of the 1930's. 98p. M. Hinckley, Theodore Charles PhD 1961 Indiana [5207] The Alaska labors of Sheldon Jackson, 1877-1890. 290p. M. Hinkle, Frances Doster MA 1926 Chicago [5208] Frontier grievances of the Colony of Pennsylvania. 87p. Local Indian relationships, in passim. 152 HiNKLEY, Nakcy E. MA 1956 Florida [5209] The administration of Don Pablo de Hita Salazar, Governor of Spanish Florida, 1675-1680. 76p. § 4, "Indian problems and the spread of Catholicism." HiNSHAW, Robert E. PhD 1966 Chicago [5210] Structure and stability of belief in Panajachel. 210p. Maya Indians in Guatemala. HiNTON, Thomas Benjamik PhD 1961 U.C.L.A, [5211] The village hierachy as a factor in Cora Indian accultura- tion. 114p. Nayarit, western Mexico. 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Hopkins, Nicholas Arthur PhD 1967 Chicago [5250] The Chuj language. 270p. A Maya group in northwestern Guatemala. Hopkins, Robert Thomas MA 1959 Texas [5251] Educational provisions for the Alaskan natives since 1867. Hopping, George Edward MA 1954 Claremont [5252] Oppression of the Indian and Mestizo groups as found in the novels of Jorge Icaza and Giro Alegria, 1954. HoRNETT, Winnie MS 1956 Kans.- Pittsburgh [5253] A study of Sequoyah's Cherokee alphabet. 85p. HoRST, Oscar Heinz PhD 1956 Ohio State [5254] An analysis of land use in the Rio Samala region of Guatemala. 243p. M. Considers some solutions to the problem of the increasing Indian population in the Highlands. Horton, Lilbtjrn H. MA 1960 Fort Hays [5255] Fremont's expeditions through Kansas, 1842-1854. 142p. HosKiNS, Michael Arthur MA 1970 Cincinnati [5256] Subsistence and ceremonial calendars; a comparative study of aboriginal America. 49p., maps. 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Washalde Indians — i.e., Shoshoni of Idaho. 158 Howell, Norma Alice MA 1970 Kansas [5271] Potawatomi pregnancy and child birth. 43p. HoYT, IVIiLTON EdD 1967 Colorado [5272] Development of education among the Southern Utes (an examination of Federal policies and actual practices). 508p. M. HoYT, William F., jr. MA 1966 Columbia [5273] PoHtics of Congressional detribalization policies, with special attention to the Klamath Indian tribe of Oregon. 108p. Hsu, Dick Ping MA 1970 Arizona [5274] The Arthur Patterson Site: a mid-nineteenth century- site, San Jacinto County, Texas. 68p Pub : Texas State Building Comm., Archeol. Survey Rept., #5 [1969]. Burial site of Koasati Indians. HuBER, John Parker PhD 1968 Michigan [5275] General Josiah Harmar's command: MiUtary policy in the Old Northwest, 1784-1791. 290p. M. Indian relations. Hubert, Kenneth W. MEd 1969 Calgary [5276] A study of the attitudes of non-Indian children to- ward Indian children in an integrated urban elementary school. M. HuDDLESTON, Lee Eldridge PhD 1966 Texas [5277] A study of European concepts of the origins of the American Indians, 1492-1729. 227p. M. Hudson, Charles Melvin, jr. PhD 1965 No. Carolina [5278] The Catawba Nation: a social history. 264p. M. HuELSMAN, Ben R. MA 1954 Indiana [5279] Racial differentiation in Siberia and its relationship to the problem of peophng of the New World. HuENEMANN, Lynn Fredrick MA 1970 Indiana [5280] An historical survey of the music of the Winnebago tribe of Nebraska. 143p. 159 Hughes, Charles A. MA 1955 Columbia [5281] The Mohawk Indian language: a preliminary analysis. 39p. Hughes, Charles Campbell PhD 1957 Cornell [5282] Sivuokakh: an Eskimo village and the modem world. 721p. M. St. Lawrence Island, Alaska. Hughes, Jack MA 1944 Alberta [5283] A history of mining in the East Kootenai district of British Columbia. 156p. Brief section on the Kutenai and Flathead Indians of the area. 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HuNNS, Derek John PhD 1970 Cornell [5290] A reconstruction of proto-Yupik phonology. 24 Ip. M. Or "proto-westem Eskimo." 160 Hunt, Muriel Eva Verbitsky PhD 1962 Chicago [5291] The dynamics of domestic groups in two Tzeltal vil- lages: a contrastive comparison. 223p. Hunter, Margaret MS 1961 Oregon State [5292] Relation of costume to cultural change of a selected group of Indians of Middle America. 152p. Mayan Indians. Huntley, Benjamin W. MA 1964 So. Illinois [5293] The causes of the Sioux Uprising in Minnesota, 1862. Hupp, Bruce Foster MA 1969 Texas [5294] The urban Indians of Quezaltenango, Guatemala. 190p. Hurley, William Michael MS 1966 Wisconsin [5295] The Silver Creek sites (47-Mo-l to Mo-5); a complex of five Woodland site locahties in Monroe County, Wiscon- sin. 337p. Hurley, William Michael PhD 1970 Wisconsin [5296] The Wisconsin effigy mound tradition. 1088p. M. HuRTADO, Juan Jose ^iA 1970 Kansas [5297] Ethnographic data from Cruz Blanda ; an Indian village in the Guatemalan central highland. 173p. HuRTADO, Mercedes Quinto MA 1968 Cornell [5298] Coordination in Cuzco Quechua. 28p. Hurzeler, Richard Paul MA 1965 Columbia [5299] Messianic movements among American aborgines. 108p. Describes these activities among Indians of North and South America. Husted, Wilfred Marston MA 1962 Colorado [5300] A proposed archeological chronology for Rocky Moun- tain National Park based on projectile points and pot- tery. 109p., illus. Huston, John Wilson PhD 1957 Pittsburgh [6^011 Fort Pitt, 1758-1772. 336p. M. 161 HuTCHESON, Barry Wade MA 1969 Texas Tech. [5302] The trans-Pecos: a historical survey and guide to his- toric sites. 253p. Chapter on prehistory and ethnohistory of the area. Includes a Hsting of villages, missions, archaeological sites, battlegrounds, etc. HuTCHERSON, CuRTis A. ThD 1952 Central Bapt. [5303] The contributions of Dr. Johnston Lykins and Robert Simerwell to the preservation, advancement and evan- gehzation of the American Indians. 143p. Indiana, Michigan, Kansas (eastern). HuTTON, Elizabeth Ann MA 1970 Dalhousie [5304] The Micmac Indians of Nova Scotia to 1834. Hyde, Martin James PhD 1963 McGill [5305] Indian commercial fisheries in the Patricia district of Ontario; an economic analysis. 360p. Historical development, survey and reconunendations. Ikeda, Joyce Sumiko see Collins, Barbara Rose Ing, Dean Charles IVIA 1970 San Jose [5306] A general characterization of sign talk among nineteenth century Amerinds in the Wyoming vicinity. 89p. Inglis, Gordon Bahan PhD 1970 Brit. Columbia [5307] The Canadian Indian reserve; community, population and social system. 269p. Jf. Inglis, Joyce Gloria MA 1965 Brit. Columbia [5308] The interaction of myth and social context in the village of Cape Mudge ; the mjrths of a people are bound into the total system of social relations. Kwakiutl : Southern Lekwiltok group in Vancouver. Inskeep, James Boyle MA 1948 Chicago [5309] Anglo -Spanish rivalry in the upper Mississippi Valley, 1763-1796. 73p. Some on fur trade and wars with Indians. 162 Ireland, Stephen K. MA 1968 Denver [5310] Five Apishapa focus sites in the Arkansas Valley, Colorado. 107p. Irving, Donald Charles PhD 1969 Indiana [5311] James Fenimore Cooper's alternatives to the Leather- stocking hero in the frontier romances. 203p. M. Irving, William Nathaniel PhD 1964 Wisconsin [5312] Punyik Point and the Arctic small tool tradition. 453p. M. Brooks Range in northern Alaska. Irwin, Henry Thomas Johnson PhD 1967 Harvard [5313] The Itama: Late Pleistocene inhabitants of the Plains of the United States and Canada and the American Southwest. 382p. -f- album of photographs. Including material from Hell Gap site in Wyoming. Irwin, Joan M. MEd 1969 Calgary [5314] An analysis of the miscues in the oral reading of Indian children in selected grades. M. Irwin- Williams, Cynthia PhD 1963 Harvard [5315] Excavations at Magic Mountain; a study of Plains- Southwestern relations in the central Rocky Mountain foothills. 554p. Pub: "Excavations of Magic Mountain, a diachronic study of Plains-Southwestern relations." Denver Mus. Nat. Hist., Proc, n.s. #12 [1966] 241p. Israel, Stephen MA 1969 Oklahoma [5316] Re-examination of the Cookson Site and prehistory of Tenkiller locale in northeastern Oklahoma. 342p. Ives, John Chester MA 1956 Iowa [5317] A study of Mill Creek ceramics. 143p., illus. Ives, John Chester PhD 1960 Harvard [5318] The type concept : a methodological inquiry into archeo- logical classification. 280p. Based on shell-tempered pottery from Lower IVIississippi Survey. IvEY, Lillian Patience EdD 1968 Oklahoma [5319] Influence of Indian language background on reading and speech development. 96p. M. 163 Jackson, Curtis Emanuel EdD 1965 Utah [5320] Identification of unique features in education at Ameri- can Indian schools. 163p. M. Jackson, Ellen D. MEd 1963 Washington [5321] The teaching of EngHsh as a second language to Alaskan native children of non-English speaking backgrounds on the Kindergarden and First Grade levels. 112p. Jackson, Julian Thomas MA 1957 Alabama [5322] Federal relations with the Choctaw Indians, 1789-1825. 136p. Jackson, Nicholas D. ]VIA 1969 Nevada [5323] A history of the Stewart Indian School. Jackson, Willis Glenn MA 1965 Kansas State [5324] Missions among the Kickapoo and Osage in Kansas, 1820-1860. 121p. Jacobsen, William Horton, jr. PhD 1964 California [5325] A grammar of the Washo language. 701p. M. Jacobson, Jerome MA 1960 Columbia [5326] Ward's Point, Tottenville, and its clues to the pre- history of coastal New York. 168p. Jaehnig, Manfred Emil WiLHELM MA 1969 Wisconsin \^Z21] Envirommental reconstruction at the site of Aztalan, Wisconsin, 47-Je-l. Jaenen, Cornelius John PhD 1962 Ottawa [5328] The relations between Church and State in New France, 1647-1685. 1161p. Considers the "Frenchification" of the Indians. Jaffe, Herman J. MA 1961 Columbia [5329] The Iroquois Confederacy in the Wars of the Iroquois. 70p. Jaexe, John Allais PhD 1967 Indiana [5330] Salt and the initial settlement of the Ohio VaUey. 328p. M. Discusses Indian occupation of the area and aboriginal use of salt. 164 James, Parthena Louise MA 1967 Okla. State [5331] Reconstruction in the Chickasaw Nation, 1865-1877. Jameson, Sydney John Smith MS 1948 Utah [5332] Archaeological notes on Stansbury Island, Utah. 174p., illus. Jamieson, Charles F. ]\IA 1954 Univ. Americas [5333] Composition in Mexican mural painting. Traces the development of mural painting from pre-Columbian period to present, but mainly work of Orozco, Rivera and Siqueiros. Jamieson, E. ma 1922 McMaster [5334] Indian education in Canada. Jamieson, Thomas C. M. MA 1913 Northwestern [5335] Disposition of the public lands of Illinois to 1840. 72p. Chapter on Indian cessions. Jamison, Paul MA 1969 Wisconsin [5336] Descriptive and comparative analysis of the Albany Mounds (lUinois) Hopewell skeletons. Janto, Stephen A. MA 1953 Texas [5337] Contributing factors in the foundation of Spanish Indian policy. 213p. Treatment of Indians in Mexico ; Catholic Church. Jantz, Richard Lynn PhD 1970 Kansas [5338] Change and variation in skeletal populations of Arikara Indians. 120p. M. South Dakota archeology. Janzen, Donald Edward PhD 1968 Michigan [5339] The Naomikong Point site and the dimensions of Laurel in the Lake Superior basin. 266p. M. Jaquith, James Richard MA 1962 Indiana [5340] Bibliography of anthropological bibliographies of the Americas. Jaquith, Rose ]\Iarie IVIA 1965 Indiana [5341] Glossary of kinship organization. 165 Jarrold, Rachel Marian IVIA 1909 Illinois [5342] Arthur St. Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory, 1787-1802. 107p. § ni "Indian affairs in the Northwest, 1787-1802". Jayagopal, Rajabather PhD 1970 New Mexico [5343] Problem solving abilities and psychomotor skills of Navajo Indians, Spanish Americans and Anglos in junior high school. 181p. M. Albuquerque, New Mexico. Jelinek, Arthur JuLins PhD 1960 Michigan [5344] An archaeological survey of the Middle Pecos River Valley and the adjacent Llano Estacado. 295p. M. New Mexico and Texas region. Jelks, Edward Baker PhD 1965 Texa^ [5345] The archaeology of McGee Bend Reservoir, Texas. 412p. M. Jenkins, William H. MA 1938 Catholic [5346] The geography of a primitive tribe, the Abitibi. An Algonkin group in Quebec, Canada. Jennings, Francis Paul PhD 1965 Pennsylvania [5347] Miquon's passing : Indian-European relations in Colonial Pennsylvania, 1674-1755. 542p. M. Jensen, Joyce (IVIartin) MS 1969 Montana State [5348] School readiness and achievement of Crow Indian chil- dren, first through fourth grades, at Pry or, Montana. 109p. Jenson, Peter MA 1969 Minnesota [5349] The Bremer village and mound sites. 75p. Je^ser, Clinton J. MS 1958 So. Dakota State [5350] The changing traditional value system of the Dakota Indian : a study of the conflicting value systems of the Dakota Indian and ¥/estern civilization. Jett, Stephen Clinton PhD 1964 Johns Hopkins [5351] Tourism in the Navajo country: resources and planning. 284p. M. Study of scenic and prehistoric resources. 166 Jimenez, Frank MA 1969 Columbia [5352] The Indian in the novels of Gregorio Lopez y Fuentes. 232p. JiTODAi, KiNUYE MLS 1954 Washington [5353] BibHography of the arts and crafts of Northwest Coast Indians. 74p. Library bibliographical contribution. Joel, Dina Judith PhD 1966 U.C.L.A. [5354] Paipai phonology and morphology. 91p. M. Yuman language study; Baja California. Joesink-Mandevtlle, LeRoy V. MA 1959 Univ. Americas [5355] The southeastern frontier region of Mesoamerica : archae- ological sequences. 185p. Honduras. Joesink-Mandeville, LeRoy V. PhD 1970 Tulane [535&] The comparative cultural stratigraphy of Formative complexes in the Maya area: a reappraisal in light of new evidence from Dzibilchaltun, Yucatan. 397p. M. John, Elizabeth Ann Harper PhD 1957 Oklahoma [5357] Spanish relations with the Indies Bdrharos of the northernmost frontiers of New Spain in the Eighteenth Century. 196. M. Apache, Ute, Navajo and Comanche. Johnson, Alfred Edwin MA 1960 Arizona [5358] The place of the Trincheras Culture of northern Sonora in Southwestern archaeology. Pub: "The Trincheras culture of northern Sonora." Amer. Antiq. XXIX #2 [1963] pp. 174-186. Johnson, Alfred Edwin PhD 1965 Arizona [5359] The development of western Pueblo culture. 124p. M. Johnson, Bill Leslie EdD 1970 New Mexico [5360] An investigation of occupational values held by a group of rural northern New Mexico senior high school students. 207p. M. Anglos, Spanish-Americans, and Indians. 167 Johnson, Charles C. MA 1958 Columbia [5361] Fort Thompson, South Dakota — an American non-self- governing community. 140p. Fort Thompson is a community of Sioux Indians located on the Crow Creek Reservation in central South Dakota. Johnson, Charles Clark PhD 1963 Colorado [5362] A study of modern Southwestern Indian leadership. 244p. M. This thesis uses a fictional tribal name, "Southern Wolf" as a basis of reference. Johnson, Jerald Jay MA 1966 Sacramento [5363] The archaeology of the Camanche locality. 500p. Foothills of central Sierra Nevada along Mokelumne River. "Camanche" [sic], Johnson, John Amos PhD 1963 Louisiana [5364] Pre-steamboat navigation of the lower Mississippi River. 353p. M, Some mention of early boat types borrowed from Indians. Johnson, K. Peyton MA 1956 Univ. Americas [5365] Racism in the Americas. 149p. Discusses the Negro -White relationship in U.S. and White- Indian-Mestizo-Negro-Mulatto relationship in Latin America. Johnson, Keith L. MA 1962 U.C.L.A. [5366] Site LAn-2 : a late manifestation of theTopanga complex in southern California pre-history. 93p., illus. Johnson, LeRoy, jr. MA 1961 Texas [5367 The Wunderhch site at Canyon Reservoir : a multi-com- ponent Archaic site in south-central Texas. Johnson, LeRoy, jr. PhD 1966 U.C.L.A. [5368] A quantitative determination of archaeological patterns in central and southwestern Texas. 302p. M. Johnson, Margery Ruth PhD 1966 Clark [5369] The Mayhew IMission to the Indians, 1643-1806. 377p. M. Martha's Vineyard mission. Johnson, Marie S. IMIVI 1943 Northwestern [5370] Mexican folk-lore. 144p., 10 music score examples. Aztec mythology and music. 168 Johnson, Paul JuDE MA 1964 New Mexico [5371] Myth and ritual among the Zuni. 68p. Johnson, Robert Severt EdD 1967 Wash. State [5372] Comparative study of educational attainment of Warm Springs Indians and non-Indians in the Madras Union High School for the years 1956-1965 inclusive. 118p. M. Johnson, Theodore MA 1970 Temple [5373] The impact of the rubber industry on the tribes of the Putumayo region, southeastern Colombia. 86p. Johnson, Vandel Charles PhD 1963 Michigan State [5374] An assessment of the motivation factors in the estima- tion of academic achievement of eleventh grade Indian students and the factored dimensions of the M-scales. An exploratory study. 88p. if . Johnson, Warren Bertram PhD 1962 Washington [5375] The content of American Colonial newspapers relative to international affairs, 1704-1763. 499p. M. § VI : French and Indian War. Johnston, Alfred Archie, jr. ThM 1959 Sowestn Bapt. [5376] Examination of the secular and religious problems of the American Indian within the geographic boundaries of Enon Baptist Association as affected by his association with the White man. lOOp. Primarily Choctaw and Chickasaw in Oklahoma. Johnston, Arthur Lee MSW 1967 Utah [5377] Characteristics of new Navajo students enrolled at Inter- mountain School, Utah, 1967. Part IV: Social function- ing with peers. 96p. Johnston, Denis Foster PhD 1961 American [5378] An analysis of sources of information on the population of the Navajo. 528p. M. Johnston, Francis Edward MA 1960 Kentucky [5379] A study of epiphyseal union in a group of early pre- historic Kentucky Indians. 169 Johnston, James Hugo, jr. MA 1925 Chicago [5380] The social significance of the intermixture of races in the Colonial and National period. 96p. Section on Indian intermixture with Whites and Negros. Johnston, Richard Barnett MA 1957 Indiana [5381] The physical relationship of certain middle Mississippi and Southeastern groups. Johnston, Richard Barnett PhD 1962 Indiana [5382] Southern Ontario Point Peninsula Woodland in north- eastern prehistory. 408p. M, Serpent Mounds site, near Loudon, Ohio. Jones, Buddy Calvin MA 1968 Oklahoma [5383] The Kansloe Focus : a study of seven historic Caddoan sites in northeast Texas. 29 Ip. JoHNES, Carl Hugh IMA 1961 Brigham Young [5384] An archaeological survey of Utah County, Utah. 92p. Jones, Charles Frederick PhD 1962 Yale [5385] Social and cultural change in three Minnesota Chippewa Indian communities. Jones, Charles Thoivias PhD 1969 Missouri [5386] George Champlin Sibley: the Prairie Puritan (1782-1863). 354p. M. Served as Indian agent at Fort Osage for several years (on Missouri River). Jones, Christopher IVIA 1963 Pennsylvania [5387] Maya miscellaneous texts on minor objects. 118p., illus. Jones, Christopher PhD 1969 Pennsylvania [5388] The Twin-Pyramid group pattern : a classic Maya archi- tectural assemblage at Tikal, Guatemala. 238p. M. Jones, David Earle MA 1968 Oklahoma [5389] Sanapia : Comanche medicine woman. Pub : Case studies in cultural anthropology. Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc. [1972] 107p. 170 Jones, Delmos J. MA 1962 Arizona [5390] Human ecology of the Papago Indians. Pub: "A de- scription of settlement pattern and population move- ment on the Papago Reservation." The KivaX.X.YlI#4: [1962] p. 1-9. Jones, Dorothy Miriam PhD 1969 California [5391] A study of social and economic problems in Unalaska, an Aleut village. 249p. 31. Jones, Gail Glover MEd 1954 Florida [5392] A study in using community resources with fourth grade children in the Seminole School, Tampa, Florida, 1952- 1953. Jones, George Elwood, jr. PhD 1958 New York [5393] The American Indian in the American novel (1875-1950). 577p. M. Jones, Grant Drtjmmond PhD 1969 Brandeis [5394] Los Caneros: sociopolitical aspects of the history of agriculture in the Corozal region of British Honduras. 390p. M. The area was settled in 1848 by Mestizo and Maya refugees from the Yucatan Caste War. Jones, Jui.ie Marilyn MA 1963 New York [5395] An introduction to Olmec sculpture. Jones, Lee Don I\IA 1963 Oklahoma [5396] Ekwak, Alaska: an Eskimo village. 94p. Jones, Oakah L., jr. MA 1960 Oklahoma [5397] The Spanish occupation of Nootka Sound, 1790-1795. 140p. Jones, Oakah L., jr. PhD 1964 Oklahoma [5398] Pueblo Indian auxiliaries and the Spanish defense of New Mexico, 1692-1794. 299p. M. Jones, Ollie Jo MA 1957 San Diego [5399] Rancho Santa Margarita y Las Flores. 97p., illus. Luiseno Indians of southern Cahfomia. 171 Jones, Richard Donald PhD 1969 Arizona [5400] An analysis of Papago communities, 1900-1920. 65 Ip. M. Jones, Robert Huhn PhD 1957 Illinois [5401] History of the Military Department of the Northwest, 1862-1865. 279p. M. Old Northwest; Sioux. Jones, Rosalie May MA 1968 Utah [5402] The Blackfeet Medicine Lodge ceremony ritual and dance- drama. 163p. JoPLiNG, Carol F. MA 1963 Catholic [5403] A comparative study of clay figurines in Meso-America. 74p., illus. Jordan, Douglas Frederick PhD 1960 Harvard [5404] The Bull Brook site in relation to "Fluted Point" mani- festations in eastern North America. 266p. Bull Brook site in northeastern Massachusetts. Jordan, Howell H., jr. MA 1966 Columbia [5405] The changing character of Natty Bumppo in the Leather- stocking Tales. 103p. Jordan, Jerry Clay, jr. PhD 1968 U.C.L.A. [5406] A study in human bioenergetics. 374p. M. 800 aboriginal human populations in North America, South America, and Africa compared. Jordan, Julia Anne MA 1965 Oklahoma [5407] Ethnobotany of the Kiowa- Apache. 162p. Jordan, Rtjch MA 1929 Idaho [5408] Oregon, 1834-1849, with special reference to the in- fluence of the Methodist Mission in its non- ecclesiastical aspects. 168p. Chinook. JoRGENSEN, Grace Mairi M. MA 1970 Brit. Columbia [5409] A comparative examination of Northwest Coast shama- nism. 220p. 172 JORGENSEN, JoSEPH GILBERT MA 1960 Utah [5410] Functions of Ute folklore. 143p. JoRGENSEN, JosEPH GILBERT PhD 1965 Indiana [5411] The ethnohistory and acculturation of the Northern Ute. 568p. M. JoRSTAD, Erling Theodore PhD 1957 Wisconsin [5412] The Hfe of Henry Hastings Sibley. 393p. 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Hudson's Bay Co. trade with Indians. JuKiCEK, John Thomas MA 1962 Chicago [5418] Indian policy in proprietary South CaroHna, 1670-1693. 192p. JuRRENS, James William EdD 1965 No. Colorado [5419] The music of the Sioux Indian of the Rosebud Reserva- tion in South Dakota and its use in the elementary school. 353p. M, 173 Just, Glen Arthur IVIA 1970 So. Dakota State [5420] American Indian attitudes toward education in selected areas of South Dakota. 119p. I^BAYAiviA, Joan Eleanor MA 1958 McGill [5421] Educational retardation among non-Roman Catholic Indians at Oka. 108p., fig. A mixed Iroquois -Algonquin community near Montreal, Quebec. Kahklen, Joseph M. ]\iA 1967 Ariz. -Flagstaff [5422] Factors associated with Navajo teachers in the Bureau of Indian Affairs schools on the Navajo Reservation. 34p. Practicum. Kaminsky, Muriel jVIA 1962 Columbia [5423] Mexican subculture types : an apphcation of the Wagley and Harris typology. 84p. 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Kaufmann, Carole Natalie PhD 1969 U.C.L.A. [5438] Changes in Haida Indian argillite carvings, 1820 to 1910. 236p. M. Kaupp, Robert Colby MA 1970 Univ. Americas [5439] Ethnographic study of San Pabhto of the Sierra de Puebla. 307p. Otomi people of Hidalgo, Mexico. 175 Kaut, Charles Raymond PhD 1955 Chicago [5440] The clan system of the Western Apache : its orgin and development. 124p. Kava, Tnu MA 1969 Victoria [5441] A phonology of Cowichan. 80p. Salish language study. Kaya, Mittsuko ma 1971 Kansas [5442] A phonemic analysis of Mississippi Choctaw. 66p. Kaye, Joi^athan Derk PhD 1970 Columbia [5443] The Desano verb: problems in semantics, syntax and phonology. 212p. M. Eastern Tucanoan language in Colombia and Brazil. Kearney, IVIichael Clark PhD 1968 California [5444] The wind of Ixtepeji: values, world view, and social structure in a Zapotec town. 159p. M. Oaxaca, Mexico. Kee, Herbert William MA 1966 Brit. 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Keller, Charles Marquis PhD 1966 California [5451] Archaeology of the Montagu Cave. 35 7p. M. California prehistory. eller, Gordon Nelson PhD 1961 Chicago [5452] The changing position of the Southern Plains in the Klate prehistory of the Great Plains area. 192p. Keller, John Esten MA 1970 Kentucky [5453] The vertebrate faunal remains from two Mississippian sites in the Green River drainage of Kentucky. Kellers, James Mc Williams MA 1968 Pennsylvania [5454] A review of the published archaeological literature on the Island of Jaina, Campeche, Mexico. 278p. Kelley, David Humiston PhD 1957 Harvard [5455] Our Elder Brother Coyote: evidence for a Mexican element in the formation of Polynesian culture. 178p. + 488p. Uto-Aztekan influences from comparative mythology. Kelley, Ellen [Abbott] MA 1960 So. Illinois [5456] An analysis of Mercado red-on-cream ware : a diagnostic ceramic grouping of the Ayala Phase of the Chalchihuites culture. 107p. Mexican archeology, Kelley, Jane Holden PhD 1966 Harvard [5457] Archaeology of the Sierra Blanca region of southeastern New Mexico. 2 vols. ; 690p. Kellough, Rudy M. MA 1963 Ariz. -Flagstaff [5458] The study of Navajo children in the Nazlini School. Kelly, Lawrence Charles PhD 1961 New Mexico [5459] The Navajos and federal policy, 1913-1935. 423p. M. Kelly, Roger E., jr. MA 1963 Arizona [5460] The socio -religious roles of ball courts and great kivas in the prehistoric Southwest. 177 Kelsey, Gladys H. PhD 1968 Wayne [5461] The political amhiente of Peru. 325p. M. History from the time of the Inca kingdom; considerable material on Indian and mestizo life. Kelso, H. Overton MA 1957 Texas-El Paso [5462] Josiah Gregg: his establishing the basic cultural atti- tudes of the Southwest. Kelso, Inez Fannie MA 1913 Chicago [5463] Frontier policy of Massachusetts Bay Colonj^ 59p. Kemner, Meade F. MA 1969 Temple [5464] An ethnography ofthe Illinois Indians, 1667-1723. 125p. Kemnitzer, Luis Stowell MA 1964 San Francisco [5465] Urban Dakota kinship and mutual aid systems. Kemnitzer, Luis Stowell PhD 1968 Pennsylvania [5466] Yuwipi: a modern Dakota healing ritual. 219p. M. Sioux ceremonial; Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota. Kemp, Samuel James MA 1967 Washington [5467] Some relationships between style and tool form in Kwa- kiutl and Afikpo carved masks. 51p. Kenaston, Monte Ray MA 1966 Wash. State [5468] The archaeology of the Harder Site, Franklin County, Washington. 138p. Kendall, Elizabeth Ann Fenella MA 1970 U.C.L.A. [5469] Architecture and planning at Inca sites in the Cusichaca area. Peruvian archeology. Kennedy, Clara Ferguson IVIN 1961 Washington [5470] Identification of some of the problems encountered by nm'ses working with expectant American Indian mothers in the continental United States. llSp. Kennedy, Jacqueline Judith MA 1970 Carleton [5471] Qu'Appelle Industrial School; White 'rites' for the Indians of the Old North-West. 178 Kennedy, John Charles MA 1968 Massachusetts [5472] Social change and the growth of associations among the Eskimo of northwest Alaska. 159p. illus. Kennedy, John Gordon PhD 1961 U.C.L.A. [5473] A Tarahumara gentile community : social organization and extra-cultm'al influences. 300p., illus. Kennedy, Lawrence Michael MA 1967 Denver [5474] The Colorado press and the Red Man; local opinion about Indian affairs, 1859-1870. 226p. Kennedy, Philip Wayne PhD 1963 St. Louis [5475] The concepts of racial superiority and United States imperialism, 1890-1910. 334p. M. !Mainly extra-continental, beginning with the attitude demon- strated towards the "inferior" natives acquii-ed at the end of the Spanish-American War. Kennedy, Willl\m Jerald PhD 1968 Tulane [5476] Archaeological investigations in the Reventazon River drainage area, Costa Rica. 623p. M. Kenner, Charles Leroy PhD 1966 Texas Tech. [5477] A history of New Mexican-Plains Indian relations. 366p. M. Mainly Comanches. Kensinger, Kenneth Merle IVIA 1964 Pennsylvania [5478] Matrilocality and patrilineaUty in Cashinahua society. 30p., tables. Kent, Barry Charles PhD 1970 Penna. State [5479] Diffusion spheres and band territoriality among the Archaic period cultures of the Northern Piedmont. 207p. M. The area involved is Umited by the Potomac (S), Bhie ]Mt. (W), Fall Line (E), and Hudson River (N). Kent, Herbert Richard PhD 1967 Texas [5480] Four decades of missionary enterprise : an institutional history of the Episcopal Church in the Pacific North- west, *^1851-1889. 210p. M. Did very little with Indian affairs until the first Indian Mission was established in the 1880's. 179 Ken YON, Walter Andrew PhD 1967 Toronto [5481] The Miller Site; an archaeological report. 152p. A pre-Iroquoian village. Kern, Norval C. PhD 1969 New York [5482] A presentation of sculpture: a synthesis of a design alphabet derived from the art forms of a primitive people. 198p., illus. M. The Washo Indians of California and Nevada were selected for this study. Keslin, Richard Orville MA 1956 Wisconsin [5483] A preliminary report on the Hahn (Dg 1 and Dg 2) and the Horicon (Dg 5) Sites, Dodge County, Wisconsin. Keslest, Richard Orville PhD 1961 Wisconsin [5484] Archaeological implications on the role of salt as an element of cultural diffusion 309p. M. Central Mississippi Valley area. Kessell, John Lottridge PhD 1969 New Mexico [5485] Mission Los Santos Angeles de Guevavi : Jesuits on the Pima frontier, 1691-1767. 295p. M. Pima Indians of Arizona. Kessler, Evelyn Seinfeld PhD 1970 Columbia [5486] Mesoamerican contacts in the American Southwest and Southeast. 300p. M. Ketteler, Aloys IMA 1955 St. Louis [5487] The origin of the Paraguay reduction system, 293p. Tupi-Guarani, Inca, Tapuya, Quechua. Kew, John Edward Michael PhD 1970 Washington [5488] Coastal Salish ceremonial life: status and identity in a modern village. 367p. M. Key, E. 1sIab,y Ritchie MA 1960 Texas [5489] The phonemic pattern of BoHvian Chama. Key, E. Mary Ritchie PhD 1963 Texas [5490] Comparative phonology of the Tacanan languages. 156p. M. Northern Bolivia. 180 . Key, Harold Hayden IMA 1960 Texas [5491] Phonotactics of Cayuvava. Maniore River region of eastern BoUvia. Key, Harold Hayden PhD 1963 Texas [5492] Morphology of Cayuvava. 98p. M. Eastern Bolivian tribe along the Mamore River. Keyser, Robert Watjgh ]MA 1965 Minnesota [5493] The architecture of the Galaz site. 103p. New Mexico prehistory. Kidd, Robert S. MA 1964 Washington [5494] A synthesis of western Washington prehistory from the perspective of three occupation sites. 365p, Kid WELL, Arthur Spalding ;MA 1968 Oregon [5495] The conical timbered lodge on the northwestern Plains : historical, ethnological, and archaeological evidence. 83p. KiLPATRiCK, Jack Frederick MA 1946 Catholic [5496] The possible relationship of content to form in certain Gros Ventre songs. 46p., music scores. Kilty, Daniel Robert, jr. PhD 1966 Indiana [5497] Planning for development in Peru. 218p. M. The problems of integrating the Indian into the economy. Kim, Hee Kyung IVIA 1968 Utah [5498] Shoshoni phonology. 31p. Kimball, Jeffrey Phelip PhD 1969 Louisiana [5499] Strategy on the northern frontier: 1814. 304p. M. British in Canada and Indian problems. Kimball, Olive (Birmingham) MA 1933 Brigham Young [5500] The art of the Arizona Southwestern Indian. 40p., iUus. Kjdmery, Greer Jacksok MA 1948 Tennessee [5501] Return Jonathan Meigs, Cherokee Indian agent, 1801- 1823. 96p. King, George Albert MA 1959 Colorado [5502] Dwelling types and technology of African and South American tribal societies. 47p., illus. 181 King, Harold Roger PhD 1965 Vanderbilt [5503] The settlement of the upper Connecticut River Valley to 1675. 310p. M. New England Indians of the region , in passim. King, James Terrell PhD 1962 Nebraska [5504] War Eagle : a life of General Eugene A. Carr. 480p. M. Carr served under Genl. Nelson A. Miles from 1866-1895. King, IMary Elizabeth MA 1958 Columbia [5505] Tree worship in Mesoamerica and some Asiatic compari- sons. llOp. King, IMary Elizabeth PhD 1965 Arizona [5506] Textiles and basketry of the Paracas period, lea Valley, Peru. 649p. M, King, Mattie Youngblood MA 1949 S. F. Austin [5507] The educational growth of the Alabama and Coushatta Indians of east Texas. King, Nyal C. MA 1949 S. F. Austin [5508] Captain Gil y Barbo, founder of the modern Nacogdoches, 1729-1809. Indian references scattered throughout. King, Richard Alfred PhD 1964 Stanford [5509] A case study of an Indian residential school. 300p. M. Yukon Territory, Canada. Kinkade, IVIarvin Dale PhD 1963 Indiana [5510] Phonology and morphology of Upper Chehalis. 151p. M. Olympic branch of Salish in Washington state. KiRCHNER, Louisa Dellmanico PhD 1969 Columbia [5511] Mexico in founders of the Ateneo. 283p. if. Several 20th Century writers who wrote on the heritage of Mexico including the Indian background: Jose Vasconcelos, Pedro Heriquez Uneiia, Antonio Caso and Alfonso Reyes. § 3 "Heritage and History." § 4 "People and Race (Indians and Mestizos)." 182 Kmcus, Peggy Dickey MA 1967 Tex. Christian [5512] Fort David A. Russell, Wyoming: a study of its history from 1867 to 1890, with a brief summary of events from 1890 to the present. 129p. Cheyenne, Arapaho, Crow, Ute, Sioux, Paviotso. Kirk, Paul Livingstone PhD 1966 Washington \65l^ Proto-Mazatec phonology. 513p. M. Otomanguean stock, central Mexico. Kirkendall, Guy R. MS 1954 Utah [5514] Some problems in Indian-American relations, 1947-1952. 102p. Federal Government vs. the Indian. KiSTLER, Larry L. MA 1968 Claremont [5515] Ethnobotanical studies on baskets of Pima, Papago, and Chemehuevi Indians. Kjar, Maree Ruth MS 1970 Utah State [5516] Exploration of possible types of alienation and adjust- ment existing for 1964 male Intermountain School grad- uates. 77p. KLA3I0N, Barbara MA 1964 Pennsylvania [5517] Comanche and HSkandika kinship terminologies. 30p., tables. Klaren, Peter Flindell PhD 1968 U.C.L.A. [5518] Origins of the Peruvian Aprista Party : a study of social and economic change in the Department of La Libertad, 1870-1932. 245p. M. Includes a consideration of the Indian migrant laborer. Klassen, Erol Thomas IVIA 1968 Kans. -Emporia [5519] A study of Indian depredations and settler reaction in Kansas in the 1870's. 85p., maps. Klavins, Marta ma 1961 Brit. Columbia [5520] An exploratory study of the adjustment to hospitaliza- tion of tuberculous Indians. Miller Bay Indian Hospital, Prince Rupert, Yukon Territory, Canada. 183 Klein, Herbert Sanford PhD 1963 Chicago [5521] The impact of the Chaco War on Bolivian society. 472p. Does discuss Indians and cholos. Klippel, Walter Emerson MA 1965 Missouri [5522] An archaeological investigation of the Lower Osage River Valley in Missouri. 167p. Kloos, Helmut MA 1970 Fresno [5523] Geography of culture change, Aneth area, Utah; Navajo Indian reservation. 11 8p., illus. Klug, Linda Marie MA 1968 San Francisco [5524:] Acculturation and marketing in eight Oaxacan villages. Kneer, Mary Geneva MA 1955 St. Louis [5525] Claude Jean AUouez, S.J. : his significance in the history of the Mississippi Valley. Indian inhabitants, in passim throughout. Knight, Oliver Holmes, jr. PhD 1959 Wisconsin [5526] Reporting by accredited newspaper correspondents of Army campaigns against hostile Indians in the American West, 1866-1891. M. Pub: Following the Indian Wars. Univ. Oklahoma Press [1960] 348pp. Knight, Rolf MA 1962 Brit. Columbia [5527] Changing social and economic organization among the Rupert House Cree. Knobloch, Edward C. MA 1965 Hunter [5528] The significance of affinal and consanguineal terms for the classification of kin systems. Ponio, Yurok, Kiowa, southern Maidu, Shasta, Wiyot. Knowles, Donald Wilson PhD 1968 Alberta [5529] A comparative study of mediational-task performance of Indian and middle-class children. 112p., plates. 8-year-old children from two Indian Reservations schools, and middle-class White children from Edmonton areas. Koch, Walton Boston MA 1968 Wash. State [5530] An inventory analysis of a late historic Eskimo house in southwestern Alaska, and insights into sources of error in archaeological interpretations. 65p., illus. 184 Kocsis, GiJSTAV Antony MA 1970 Buffalo [5531] An investigation of Taos syntax. 57p. KoEHLER, Thomas H. MA 1962 Columbia [5532] Late Toltec ceramics in the vaUey of Teotihuacan: a report on the Maquixco-Mazapan site. 86p. KoERNER, Constance Jean MS 1970 Boston [5533] Mescalero Apache famihes with Headstart-age children ; a comparison of enrollment and attendance patterns. 68p. Kolbenschlag, George Ronald MA 1970 Wisconsin [5534] Newspaper correspondents and the Sioux Indian distur- bances of 1890-1891. 175p. KoppELL, Kathleen Sunshine PhD 1968 Harvard [5535] Early American fiction and the call of the wild : nature and the Indian in novels before Cooper. KosTASH, Janis Mary MA 1968 Tulane [5536] Indians on the edge of the Spanish empire : the Yaquis and Mapuche in relation to nativistic and revitalization theory. 99p. KowTA, Makoto PhD 1963 U.G.L.A. [5537] Old Togiak in prehistory. 533p. M. Eskimo, Bristol Bay area, Alaska. Kramer, Fritz Louis PhD 1957 California [5538] Distributions of primitive tillage. Study of agricultural tools, mainly digging stick and hoe, world- wide including the Americas. Kramer, James Edward MA 1956 Arizona [5539] A history of Fort Howard. 125p. Army versus Indian in Wisconsin. Kratjse, IVIarilyn Louise MA 1969 Washington [5540] A study of drinking on a Plateau Indian reservation. 138p. A fictitious reservation name is used to preserve anonymity. Kratjse, Richard Alfred MA 1962 Nebraska [5541] Archeology and culture change in the middle Missouri. 207p. 185 Krause, Richard Alfred, jr. PhD 1967 Yale [5542] Arikara ceramic change: a study of factors affecting stylistic change in late 18th and early 19th century Arikara pottery. 283p. M. Krauter, Joseph Francis PhD 1968 Illinois [5543] Civil liberties and the Canadian minorities. 227p. M. Doukhobors, Eskimos, Hutterites, Indians, Orientals and Negroes considered. Ejiautkremer, Edward Walter MA 1958 St. Cloud [5544] Sioux and White man: Minnesota 1862. Project. Krenetsky, John C. MS 1964 New Mexico [5545] Phytosociological study of the Picuris Grant and ethno- botanical study of the Picuris Indians. Kreps, Theodora Charlene PhD 1964 Stanford [5546] Computer analysis of Uto-Aztecan kinship systems. 289p. M. Kristjanson, Gtjstaf ma 1969 Brit. Columbia [5547] A descriptive study of difficulties in cross-cultural rela- tionships of young adult Indians as evidenced by lack of facility in speech: a suggested program for sur- mounting such difficulties. ISOp. Kroeker, jMarvin E. PhD 1967 Oklahoma [5548] William B. Hazen: a military career in the frontier West, 1855-1880. 316p. M. Participated in scouting expeditions against Indians, and played a major role in removing southern Indians to reservations; served as Superintendent of Indian Affairs. Kroetch, Donald MA 1964 Ottawa [5549] Government legislation and Catholic education in the Mackenzie District. 117p. Krogzemis, James Ralph PhD 1968 California [5550] A historical geography of the Santa Marta area, Colombia. 223p. M. Some on Indian occupation and land use. Kroska, Rita Caroline Ann PhD 1965 Minnesota [5551] Comparative physical growth study of Minnesota White and Indian children age 6 through 12 years: appraisal of leanness and fatness. 196p. M. 186 Krotser, Paula H. MA 1966 Arizona [5552] Ancient potters in, modern Veracruz, Mexico. 76p. El Castillo, Chiltoyac, Tenampa and Atlahuilco "pottery tech- nology still approximates that of prehistoric Mesoamerica". I^UTZ, Gordon Vern MA 1970 San Francisco [5553] Compartmentalization as a factor in urban adjustment : the Kiowa case. KiJHN, Vernon J. MA 1966 Moorhead [5554] A unit on 8th grade music to be taught to a group of culturaUy-deprived Indian students. KuNiN, Carolyn MA 1969 Columbia [5555] Culture change and Indian-mestizo relations in the Taras- can area of Mexico. 158p. KuNiTz, Stephen Joshua PhD 1970 Yale [5556] Navajo drinking patterns. 340p. M. KuNKEL, Peter Hapke PhD 1962 U.C.L.A. [5557] Yokuts and Porno political institutions: a comparative study. 49 7p. KuNSTADTER, Peter PhD 1961 Michigan [5558] Culture change, social structure, and health behavior: a quantitative study of clinic use among the Apaches of the Mescalero Reservation. 815p. M. KuPEERER, Harriet Jane PhD 1961 No. Carolina [5559] The "Principal People", 1960: a study of cultural and social groups of the Eastern Cherokee. 179p. M. KuRJACK, Edward Barna MA 1964 Alabama [5560] Domestic architecture and social stratification at Dzibil- chaltun, Yucatan. 68p. Kurtz, Carol A. IVIA 1963 Columbia [5561] Public opinion and Andrew Jackson's Indian removal program. 75p. Kurtz, Patricia Lindgren MA 1963 Chico [5562] A history of Indian Valley, Plumas County, California, 1850-1920. Maidu. 187 Ktjrtz, Ronald Joseph MA 1956 New Mexico [5563] An approach to the study of cultural integration. 105p. Hidatsa. Kurtz, Ronald Joseph PhD 1963 New Mexico [5564] Role change and cultural change : the Canyoncito Navaho case. 316p. M. KusEL, Heinz IVIA 1964 Fresno [5565] Joaquin Torres Garcia : a synthesis of twentieth century European painting and the Indoamerican heritage in the work of a Uruguayan painter, 1874-1949. 182p., illus. KusKE, Irwtn I. EdD 1969 So. Dakota [5566] Psycholinguistic abilities of Sioux Indian children. 127p. M. KuTSCHE, Rudolph Paul, jr. PhD 1961 Pennsylvania [5567] The Rorschach comparison of adult male personaHty in Big Cove, Cherokee, North Carolina and "Henry's Branch", Kentucky. 621p. M. Qualla Reservation. KuTTRUFF, L. Carl MA 1970 So. Illinois [5568] Lower Kaskaskia River Valley archaeology. Illinois. Kuzi, Tony John MS 1964 No. Dakota [5569] A land use survey of the outlying Indian land in Rolette County, North Dakota. Lacombe, LiLLiNE Therese-Lucile ma 1967 Ottawa [5570] Le point de vue d'Haldimand siu* les problemes cana- diens de 1781 a 1784. 250p. British-Indian relations in Canada. Lacy, Donald C. MA 1964 Kansas [5571] Growth of the mandible in sub-adult Plains Indians. Ladd, Edmund James MA 1963 New Mexico [5572] Zuni ethno -ornithology. 137p. Ladd, John PhD 1963 Harvard [5573] Archaeological excavations in the Parita and Santa Maria zones of Panama. 381p. 188 Laforce, Marguerite Marie MEd 1967 Alberta [5574] Moral judgments , among Indian and White children. 102p., plates. Lain, Gayle Raymond MA 1969 Wyoming [5575] Sitting Bull, orator of the Plains. 76p. Lamb, Neven P. PhD 1969 Arizona [5576] Papago population biology : a study of micro-evolution. 210p. M. Area of Ajo, Arizona. Lamb, Sydney MacDonald PhD 1958 California [5577] Mono grammar. Lambrecht, William MA 1967 Wise. -Milwaukee [5578] Civilization of the Indians, 1783-1812. LaMere, Cletus Edward MA 1963 Catholic [5579] Father Felix Bucher, S.D.S. ; Indianmissionary of Grande Ronde, Oregon. 97p. Lamm, Charles Alfred MA 1958 Kansas [5580] The relation between musical achievement and music reading proficiency of American Indian instrumental pupils from various cultural areas. Lamm, Charles Philip MA 1970 Wash. State [5581] An analysis of the arguments presented at the Walla Walla Indian Treaty Council of 1855. 105p. Lammers, Donald Milton EdD 1969 Syracuse [5582] Self concepts of American Indian adolescents having segregated and desegregated elementary backgrounds. 142p. M. Onondaga Iroquois of New York. Lamphere, Louise Anne PhD 1967 Harvard [5583] Social organization and cooperation in a Navajo com- munity. 399p. Lancaster, Betty Conley MA 1955 Kansas [5584] A study of some of the attitudes of a selected group of American Indian adolescent girls. 189 Landa, Michael John MA 1969 Manitoba [5585] Eastville : a case study in the relocation of a Manitoba native community. 131p. Landar, Herbert Jay PhD 1960 Yale [5586] Navaho syntax. Landberg, Leif Casner Willi am MA 1964 Arizona [5587] Subsistence patterns of the Chumash Indians of Southern California. Pub: "The Chumash Indians of Southern California." Southwest Mus. Paps. #19 [1965]. Lane, Laltra IVIA 1963 West Texas [5588] Notation and analysis of selected Kiowa songs. 67p. Lane, :Mary PhD 1962 Catholic [5589] A critical study of the contemporary theory and poHcy of the Indian Bureau with regard to American Indian education. 165p. M. Lang, IVIary Peter Damian MA 1970 Catholic [5590] Indian uprisings in Humboldt County, Nevada, 1861- 1863. 80p. Lang, Samuel Valentine ^IA 1966 Montana [5591] Children of the Flathead : a study of culture-and-person- ahty in a changing society. 136p. Langdon, IVIargaret Hoffman PhD 1966 California [5592] The grammar of Diegueno: the Mesa Grande dialect. 285p. M. San Diego County, California. Langford, Etha Myerl (Hawkins) IVIA1953 So. Mississippi [5593] A study of the educational development of the Choctaw Indians of Mississippi. 91p. Indians remaining in Mississippi after the Removal to Oklahoma. Langley, Elizabeth Gall PhD 1956 New York [5594] The development of a literacy program among the Navaho Indians. 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IVIA 1961 Louisiana [5628] A history of the factory system serving the Louisiana Indians, 1805-1825. 193 Leck, Paula Marie MA 1955 Minnesota [5629] A comparative analysis of the development of the American horse complex. 89p. LeClerc, Jean DesL 1968 Ottawa [5630] D^nonville et I'alliance anglo-iroquoise. 42 7p. Lee, Lois Carol MA 1959 Tex. Christian [5631] Goliad County: a general study of its history. 130p., plates. Texas Indians. Lee, Robert E. ThM 1961 Sowestn. Bapt. [5632] The organizational development of the Baptist General Convention before 1915. 83p. Work with various tribes of Oklahoma. Lee, Shirley Wilson MA 1966 Stanford [5633] A survey of acculturation in the Intermontane area of the United States. Lee, Thomas A., jr. MA 1966 Arizona [5634] An archaeological reconnaissance of the southeastern portion of the Navajo Reservation. 346p. Lees, Susan Helene PhD 1970 Michigan [5635] Socio-pohtical aspects of canal irrigation in the VaUey of Oaxaca, Mexico. 320p. if. LeFebvre, George W. MSW 1968 Manitoba [5636] The social and physical health effects of pubHc housing on Indian reservation famiHes. 94p. Indians in Canada. LeFebvre, Madeleine MA 1970 Montreal [5637] Tshakabesh; un recit montagnais-naskapi . Lehr, R. Bruce MA 1960 Univ. Americas [5638] Descriptive index of prehispanic personages in northern Yucatan. 113p. Leighton, Elizabeth Roby PhD 1964 Arizona [5639] The nature of cultural factors affecting the success or failure of Navajo coUege students. 546p. M. 194 Leinaweaver, Richard E. PhD 1967 Michigan State [5640] The indigenous drama of Meso-America. 380p. M. Aztec and Maya. Lekis, Lisa PhD 1956 Florida [5641] The origin and development of ethnic Caribbean dance and music. 294p. M. Part I considers Indian performance. Lello, Anne J. MA 1956 Ariz.-Tempe [5642] A study of three alternate plans for a nursing aide pro- gram for seniors of Phoenix Indian school. 75p., illus. Lenkeit, Don Anthony MA 1970 San Francisco [5643] An analysis of dental variation in several Northern California aboriginal populations. Leonard, Carol Ann MA 1963 St. Louis [5644] Folk culture and native religious practitioners in Yuca- tan. Leone, Mark Paul MA 1966 Arizona [5645] Late Classic burial ceramics from Tikal, Guatemala. 126p. Leone, Mark Paul PhD 1968 Arizona [5646] Economic autonomy and social distance: archaeological evidence. 171p. M. Prehistoric MogoUon in the Southwest; pre- and proto-historic Iroquois in New York. Leonhardy, Frank Clinton MA 1961 Oregon [5647] The cultural position of the Iron Gate site. 95p. Oregon archeology. Leonhardy, Frank Clinton PhD 1970 Wash. State [5648] Artifact assemblages and archaeological units at Granite Point Locality 1 (45WT41), southeastern Washington. 263p. M. Leons, Madeline Barbara PhD 1966 U.G.L.A. [5649] Changing patterns of social stratification in an emergent BoHvian community. 284p. M. Arapata; Mestizo and Indian. 195 Lepine, Jeanne Ruth MA 1940 Chicago [5650] Public service in the social organization of Middle America. 63p. Tarahumara, Huichol, Chinantec, Chorti; Indians of Mitla, Tepoztlan, Yucatan and Quintana Roo, Mexico. Lesage, Germain MA 1941 Ottawa [5651] Le Keewatin social. 294p. Lesesne, Joab Mauldin ma 1932 So. Carolina [5652] The Catawba Indians from earliest times to the American Revolution. 95p. Leslie, Charles Miller PhD 1959 Chicago [5653] Now we are civilized : a study of the world view of the Zapotec-speaking Indians of Mitla, Oaxaca. 94p. Pub : Wayne Univ. Press [I960]. Lesser, Alexander PhD 1958 Columbia [5654] Siouan kinship. 331p. M. Lester, Joan Appel MA 1963 U.C.L.A. [5655] A study of the iconography of certain supernaturals in the arts of the Kwakiutl Indians. 259p. Levenson, Myron Herbert MA 1957 Pittsburgh [5656] The American Indian and communicable disease; a comprehensive analytic historical survey of ethnic fac- tors in medical and health studies. Levey, Will Thompson MA 1966 Univ. Americas [5657] Early Teotihuacan: an achieving society. 2 vol., 256p. Levin, Norman Balfour PhD 1961 Pennsylvania [5658] The Assiniboine language. 25 Ip. M. Levine, Edwin MA 1960 Hunter [5659] The seed of slavery in the New World. 88p., illus. Impressment of Indian labor in Hispaniola. Levson, Elliott Hastings MA 1963 Brit. Columbia [5660] Primitive war ; a cross-cultural survey. Considers 45 societies, including the Jivaro and Sirion6. 196 Levy, Jerrold Edgar PhD 1959 Chicago [5661] After Custer: Kiowa political and social organization from the Reservation period to the present. 148p. Lewellyn, Joe P. MA 1964 Kentucky [5662] Skeletal analysis of two Mississippian sites in Kentucky. Lewis, Claudia Louise PhD 1959 Columbia [5663] A study of impact of modern life on a Canadian Indian band. 295p. M. Salish Indians on Camas Reserve, Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Lewis, Gregory Williams MA 1965 Wash. State [5664] Incipient dog domestication in the New World. 78p. Lewis, Jackson Downing EdD 1965 Oklahoma [5665] The comparison-reference process as it relates to ninth grade Indian boys of low socio-economic status. Lewis, Kenneth Edmund, jr. MA 1969 Florida [5666] History and archaeology of Spaldings Lower Store (Pu- 23), Putman County, Florida. 233p. Excavation of trading post yielded artifacts of native and trade origins. Thesis examines effect of trade on Seminole acculturation. Lewis, Merrill Embert PhD 1968 Utah [5667] American frontier history as literature: study in the historiography of George Bancroft, Frederick Jackson Turner and Theodore Roosevelt. 192p. M. Considers their attitudes in re the confrontation between White and Indian cultures. Lewis, Norman MA 1966 Washington [5668] Anglo-American missions to the Indians in the 17th cen- tury. 177p. Lewis, Norman PhD 1968 Washington [5669] English missionary interest in the Indians of North America, 1578-1700. 503p. M. Protestant groups. Lewis, William A. EdS 1963 Ariz. -Flag staff [5670] A comparison of two selected tests for determining the intellectual ability of Navajo children at specified grade levels. Q6., tables. 197 Liberty, Margot MA 1965 Minnesota [5671] A Cheyenne Indian culture history. LiEBERMAN, LEONARD Phd 1970 Michigan State [5672] Labor force mobiHty in the underclass: opportunities, subculture and training among Chippewa and poor White. 317p. M. Central Michigan; 37 Chippewa and 113 Whites. LiEBRODER, Barbara MS 1970 Utah [5673] Measurement of Navaho students (ages six to eleven years). 45p. Lief, Thomas P. MA 1960 New Mexico [5674] Culture change and social problems of an Indian Pueblo. 136p. San Juan, New Mexico. LiENKE, Nancy Way MA 1962 Minnesota [5675] The ethnological use of the Cornell Medical Index in an Ojibwa Indian Reservation community. LiGHTisTER, Claudia Frances MA 1955 Arizona [5676] Problems of the Peruvian and Bolivian Indians as repre- sented by indigenist novelists. 248p. LiGOK, William Lattimore MA 1968 Louisiana [5677] House tjrpes of the Black Caribs and Miskito Indians of Honduras. Lijek, Mary Edward MA 1965 Catholic [5678] Relations between the Office of Indian Affairs and the Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions, 1885-1900. 88p. LiLiEN, Rose M. PhD 1956 Columbia [5679] A study of central Andean ceramic figurines. 448p. M. Li^-coLN, Neville J. ^lA 1963 Alberta [5680] Phonology of the Metis French dialect of St. Paul, Alberta. 92p. LiND, Marshall Lee PhD 1969 Northwestern [5681] Relationships between work attitudes, perceived needs 198 . structures, and types of job settings for Bureau of Indian Affairs teachers in Alaska. 182p. M. A survey of Bureau teachers ; nothing on pupils. LiND, Michael Dok MA 1967 Univ. Americas [5682] Mixtec polychrome pottery: a comparison of the late Preconquest polychrome. Pottery from Cholula, Oaxaca and the Chinantla. 3 vol., 72p., illus. LiNDENFELD, jACQUELrN-E Mahie PhD 1969 TJ.C.L.A. [5683] A transformational grammar of Yaqui. 202p. M. LiNDGREN, Jon Gilmore PhD 1968 Missouri [5684] An inquiry into the effect of socio-economic variables on fertility in Mexico. 153p. M. Considers Indians and mixed bloods. Lindsay, Alexander Johnston, jr. MA 1958 Arizona [5685] Fossil pollen and its bearing on the archaeology of the Lehner Mammoth site. Southeastern Arizona. Lindsay, Alexander Johnston, jr. PhD 1969 Arizona [5686] The Tsegi phase of the Kayenta cultural tradition in northeastern Arizona. 479p. M. LiNDSEY, Bertha Davis MA 1962 Auburn [5687] A study of some place names in Calhoun County, Alabama. 90p. Linares de Sapir, Olga Francesca PhD 196S Harvard [5688] Archaeological investigations in the Chiriqui Guff area of Panama. 262p. Pub: "Cultural chronology of the Guff of Chiriqui, Panama." Smithsonian Contr. Anthro. #8 [1968] 132p. Life, William David PhD 1967 Yale [5689] Anasazi culture and its relationship to the environment in the Red Rock Plateau region, southeastern Utah. 522p. M. Lipp, Frank Joseph MA 1968 Hunter [5690] Ethnology of the Chinantec Indians, Oaxaca, Mexico. 68p., illus. 199 LrppiNCOTT, Kerry Alan MA 1970 Missouri [5691] Ceramic analysis — Upper Knife-Heart region, North Dakota. LrppiNCOTT, William Julian PhD 1970 U.CL.A. [5692] Ethnohistory and the autochthonous people of western Venezuela during the immediate postcontact period. 400p. M. The period from 1499-1580. LrppoLD, Lois Kay MA 1964 Wisconsin [5693] The reliability of mixed agglutination method for typing blood isoantigens in mummified human tissue. 55p. Examines remains from the Aleutians, Southwestern U.S., Peru, and Chile. LiscHKA, Leslie MA 1968 Arizona [5694] A system for the storage amd retrieval of archaeological site survey data. 44p. Proposed computerized file for Arizona State Museum. LiSH, Lawrence R. MA 1969 Sacramento [5695] Maya settlement patterns of prehistoric British Hondu- ras. 125p. Little, Dallas E. L. MA 1938 Alabama [5696] A history of the settlement of Idaho. 98p. Little, Michael Alan PhD 1968 Penna. State [5697] Peripheral cooling among Andean natives: the foot temperature responses to localized cold of a high alti- tude Quechua population. 255p. M. Peru. Little, Robert Murray MA 1970 Indiana [5698] The McKinley site. 107p. LiTTO, Inez Maria Fonseca MA 1964 Indiana [5699] A comparison of crania from the shell heaps of Brazil with those of the archaic of Eastern United States. Litton, Gaston PhD 1942 Georgetown [5700] The Peace Commission to the Indian Territory, 1832- 1834. 200 LiTZLER, Beverly Newbold PhD 1968 U.G.L.A. [5701] Women of San Bias Atempa : an analysis of the economic role of Isthmus Zapotec women in relation to family and community. 183p. M. Panama. LivrN-GSTON-LiTTLE, DALLAS E. PhD 1961 So. California [5702] An economic history of north Idaho from 1800-1900. 273p. M. Considers early Indian-White relations. LoBB, Charles Gary PhD 1970 California [5703] The historical geography of the cattle regions along Brazil's southern frontier. 244p. M. "In 1621 Jesuits brought in cattle to revitalize the floundering agrarian economy in which traditional systems of Indian agri- culture were malfunctioning." Guarani reducciones. Loch, Oswald Benno MA 1964 Catholic [5704] Culture change in the Amazon Basin with emphasis on economic change. 126p. Considers Indian life in the area from pre-Hispanic times to present in passim. LoEWEN, Jacob Abram PhD 1958 Washington [5705] An introduction to Epera speech: Sambul dialect. 295p. M. Southwestern Panama, along the Sambu River. LoELiN, Marvik Dee PhD 1965 Indiana [5706] A transformational grammar of simple sentences in Cuzco Quechua. 119p. M. Quechua Indians of Peru. LoGAK, LILLLA.N MA 1930 LouisvUh [5707] Land laws of Kentucky. The acquisition of Cherokee and Chickasaw territory. LoGAK, Wilfred David MA 1950 Missouri [5708] Archaeological investigation of the pre-ceramic horizon in Graham Cave Site 23 Mt.-2, Montgomery County, Missouri. 140p. 201 Logan, Wilfred David PhD 1959 Michigan [5709] Analysis of Woodland complexes in northeastern Iowa, 446p. M. LoGTERiviAN, Melvtn" E. MS 1957 So. Dakota State [5710] A study made to determine the muscular fitness status of a group of Sioux Indian and Caucasian children as determined by the Kraus-Weber test of minimum mus- cular fitness. 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Loos, Eugene Emil PhD 1967 Texas [5717] The phonology of Capanahua and its grammatical basis. 242p. M. Panoan language of east-central Peru. 202 Lopes, Frank Albert, jr. MA 1956 Sacramento [5718] A history of Grass Valley, California, 1849-1955. 88p. Maidu. Lopez-Diaz, Grace Patterson MA 1932 Chicago [5719] Art of the aborigines of Porto Eico. LoRAAS, Russell MA 1959 Moorhead [5720] Factors leading to the opening of the White Earth Indian Reservation. Problems concerned with the opening of Chippewa lands to White occupants. LoRRAiN, Dessamae (Hart) MA 1965 Texas [5721] Aboriginal exploitation of bison at Bonfire Shelter in Trans-Pecos, Texas. 210p. illus. Val Verde County. LoscH, Alan MA 1968 Brow7i [5722] Culture contact and culture change in the highlands of BoHvia. LoTEN, Herbert Stanley MArch. 1966 Toronto [5723] Plaza and platform in Mesoamerica ; a study of architec- tural design in the quadrangle of the Nunnery, Uxmal. LoTEN, Herbert Stanley PhD 1970 Pennsylvania [5724] The Maya architecture of Tikal, Guatemala : a prelimi- nary seriation of vaulted building plans. 233p. M. LoTHROP, Gloria Ricci PhD 1970 So. California [5725] Father Gregory Mengarini, an Italian Jesuit missionary in the Transmontane West : his life and memoirs. 376p. ilf (1811-1886) Flatheads and Indians of the interior Plateau region. Lou, Dennis Wing-Sou MA 1956 Tex. Christian [5726] Similarities of rain worshipping of the ancient Yuehs in South China and certain American Indian tribes. 119pp., illus. Mostly Maya, Aztec and Zuni ; some other tribes in passim. 203 Loudon, Ernest Melvin MA 1967 Wash. State [5727] A study of the Federal Government Indian land policies and the Yakima Indian Confederation 1855-1934. 128p., ill us. LoiJNSBUiiY, Floyd MA 1946 Wisconsin [5728] Phonology of the Oneida language. LovELL, Merton N. MS 1959 Brigham Young [5729] Joseph R. Walker, mountain man and guide of the Far West. 135p. Was in the Far West 1821-1867; served as a guide to Fremont in 1844-1845. Lowe, Gareth W. MA 1969 Univ. Americas [5130] The Olmec horizon occupations of Mound 20 at San Isidro in the middle Grijalva region of Chiapas. 158p. Mexican prehistory. Lowe, Robert A. MS 1961 Mankato [5731] The Metis since 1885 with special reference to their settlement in North Dakota. 48p. Primarily concerns Turtle Mountain Reservation and the Chip- pewa. LowERY, Charles Douglas PhD 1966 Virginia [5732] James Barbour ; a poHtician and planter of ante-beUum Virginia. 460p. M. Barbour was Secy, of War in early 1800's, and a "chief spokes- man for a fair and humane national Indian policy." LowRY, Ira Pate IMA 1942 Ohio State [5733] The instrumental music of the Indians of Robeson County, North Carolina. Indians known variously as Croatan, Lumbee, and Cherokee. LowRY, Laura May MS 1969 Idaho [5734] W' An investigation of differences in visual perception and (I auditory discrimination between Indian and White chil- [' dren in kindergarten in the Lapwai public schools. 36p. Lovv Y, :Michael J. ]\IA 1965 Hunter [5735] The constant inceptors of law. 69p. Greenland Eskimo, Cheyenne, Caribou Eskimo. 204 LoYENS, William John PhD 1966 Wisconsin [5736] The changing culture of the Nulato Koyukon Indians. 300p. M. Lucas, Theodore Drexel PhD 1970 Illinois [5737] The musical style of the Shipibo Indians of the Upper Amazon. [With original composition] The Revelation of John. 430p. M. Ltjebke, Benjamin Harrison PhD 1959 Florida [5738] DeKneation of rural communities in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. 177p. Jf . Lund, Betty Fa ye JMA 1964 Sacramento [5739] A survey of comparative achievement and scholarship records of California Indian children in the Auburn public schools. 208p. Project. Lundeen, Glenn C. MA 1951 Ariz.-Tempe [5740] A handbook for teachers at the Phoenix Indian school. 105p., iUus. LuNDGREN, Henrik George MA 1969 Utah [5741] A study of the language development of Ute Indian children. 76p. LuNDiN, Dorothy K. MS 1960 Catholic [5742] A catalog of manuscripts in the National Archives relating to Indian land cessions in Indiana territory during the administration of Thomas Jefferson. 71p. LuNDSGAARDE, Henry Peder MA 1963 Wisconsin [5743] A theoretical interpretation of Nez Perce kinship. LuNSFORD, John MA 1968 Columbia [5744] ^ Pre-Columbian furniture of Mesoamerica. lOlp. -|-70p. iUus. Stone and wood thrones and stools, and their representation in clay and painting. Mostly Mexican Maya. LuQUE, Florian Juan MA 1963 Cornell [5745] I Auxiliary verb roots in Cochabamba Kechua. 26p. Quechua Indians of Bolivia. 205 Lutes, Eugene MA 1956 Columbia [5746] A relative chronology of Paleo-Indian manifestations of eastern New Mexico. 66p. LuTH, Dietrich MA 1964 Brit. 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Lyons, Austin Wesley DB 1928 Chicago [5754] Isaac McCoy and Carey Mission. 80p. Indiana; Miami, Potawatomi and Ottawa Indians. [Bachelor of Divinity, degree above AB]. Lyons, Thomas Robert PhD 1969 New Mexico [61 6^] A study of the Paleo-Indian and desert culture com- plexes of the Estancia Valley area, New Mexico. 448p. M. 206 McAdam, Joseph MA 1931 Illinois [5756] George Morgan, trader in the Illinois country, 1766-1771. 63p. Morgan went to Illinois with a promise of an exclusive contract to supply Indians; considers his contact and business dealings with them. McAfee, Sjhrley Lucas MA 1955 Tulane [5757] A study of agricultural labor in Guatemala, 1821-1871. Maya Indians as laborers and agriculturists. MacAllister, Carol Louise MSW 1967 Utah [5758] Characteristics of new Navaho students enrolled at Inter- mountain School, Utah, 1967. Part VI: Future aspira- tions. 75p. McAllister, Frances Alberta E. PhD 1968 St. Louis [5759] The Lakota Sioux: their ceremonies and recreations. 134p. M. Includes Ghost Dance as well as other rituals and games. McAndrews, Eugene Vincent MA 1962 Oregon [5760] The forts of Montana: an analysis of American mili- tary policy, 1865-1880. 89p. MacBain, E. Heath MA 1956 Columbia [5761] An analysis of the Adolph Bandelier archaeological col- lection from Pelechuco and Charassani, Bolivia. 119p. McBaln-, Sheila Keith MA 1970 McGill [5762] The evolution of Frobisher Bay as a major settlement in the Canadian eastern Arctic. 274p. McCaffrey, Colin PhD 1967 California [5763] Potentialities for community development in a Kekchi Indian village in British Honduras. 443p. M. McCarrell, Fred PhD 1934 Geo. Peabody [5764] The development of the training school. Consideration given early Pueblo education by Franciscans in their mission schools. McCarthy, Albert Joseph Patrick PhD 1965 St. Louis [5765] The Oswego River, a study in historical geography. 225p. M. Iroquois in New York. 207 McCartney, Allen- P. MA 1967 Wisconsin [5766] An analysis of the bone industry from Amaknak Island, Alaska. McCakty, Jacqueline Qtjinn PhD 1970 No. Texas [5767] A study of leisure activities of Taos Pueblo Indian chil- dren. 207p. M. McCaskill, Donald N. MA 1970 Carleton [5768] Migration, adjustment, and integration of the Indian into the urban environment. McCleary, Charles Harold MEd 1970 Saskatchewan [5769] A description analysis and assessment of an intercultural camping experience. Canadian Indian and White relationships. McClellan, Kenneth R. MS 1953 Utah [5770] The Ute Indians and their educational programs. 95p. McCleskey, David Murray MA 1959 Texas [5771] The attitude of the sixteenth-century Spanish mission- aries toward the religion of the Indians of New Spain. McClure, Ruth Alice IVIA 1966 Idaho [5772] A study of native plants used for food by Indians on the North American deserts. 168p. McClurg, IVIartha Una ]VIA 1961 Ball [5773] The summation and presentation of Miami Indian stories as folklore adaptable to the upper intermediate and junior high schools levels : a creative project. 2 vols. McCoLLUM, Elizabeth MA 1933 No. Colorado [5774] A collection of local materials suitable for use in teaching Indian life in Peru, Nebraska. McCoNE, R. Clyde MS 1956 So. Dakota State [5775] Time and tide: a study of the conflicting concepts to time of the Dakota Indian and Western civilization. McCoRMiCK, Olin F., Ill MA 1970 No. Carolina [5776] Archaeological resources of the New Hope Reservoir area. North Carolina. 103p. 208 McCracken, Robert Dale PhD 1968 Colorado [5777] Urban migration and the changing structure of Navajo social relations. 406p. M. McCuE, Margaret Carrere MA 1967 So. Carolina [5778] Lieutenant-colonel James Grant's expedition against the Cherokee Indians, 1761. 135p. McCuLLOUCH, James Victor MA 1954 Miss. 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Lynch's jour- nal of the Second Seminole War, 1836-1839. 223p. 210 McGee, Charles Bernard ^IM 1947 Northwestern [5798] The primitive music of the Alaskan Eskimo. 50p., 11 music examples. . McGee, John Thomas, PhD 1961 Catholic [5799] Cultural stability and change among the Montagnais Indians of the Lake MelviUe region of Labrador. McGee, Kathleen MA 1941 Detroit [5800] Bartolome de las Casas, an historical study of his in- fluence as apostle and protector of the aborigines of Hispanic America. 8 Op. McGhee, Robert J. PhD 1968 Calgary [5801] Copper Eskimo prehistory. McGiMSEY, Charles Robert, III PhD 1957 Harvard [5802] Mariana Mesa: seven prehistoric settlements in west central New Mexico. 780p. The record of the Peabody Museum Upper Gila Expedition, 1949-1951. McGmTY, Doris Madeline EdD 1964 Arizona [5803] An analysis of the effectiveness of the secondary home economics program in meeting needs of young married Papago Indian homemakers. 213p. M. McGovERN, Thomas F. 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"A summary of the Mound- ville phase." Jour. Alabama Archeol. XII #1 [1966] p. 1-55, illus. MacKesson, Jean M. MA 1956 Trinity [5817] The sacrificial knife of the Aztecs. McKowN, James C. MA 1957 Fordham [5818] The opening of the Bozeman Road in relation to the United States Indian policy. 212 McKusiCK, Marshall B. PhD 1960 Yale [5819] Distribution of ceramic styles in the Lesser Antilles, West Indies. 221p. M. Caribbean archaeological study. MacLachlan, Bruce Birge PhD 1962 Chicago [5820] The Mescalero Apache Tribal Court : a study of the mani- festation of the adjudicative function in a concrete judi- cial institution. 198p. McLaik, Patricia MS 1961 Utah [5821] Uintah Ute population trends. 30p., illus. McLaughlin, Walter V., jr. MA 1962 Texas-El Paso [5822] First book of baptisms of Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe del Paso del Norte. McLaurin, Nancy Della PhD 1958 So, Carolina [5823] A study of the southern frontier in prose fiction prior to 1868. 406p. M. 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McMiCHAEL, Edward Vance PhD 1960 Indiana [5830] The anatomy of tradition: a study of Southeastern stamped pottery. 244p. M. McMillan, Alan Daniel MA 1969 Brit. Columbia [5831] Archaeological investigations at Nootka Sound, Vancou- ver Island. 187p., illus. McMillan, Robert Bruce MA 1963 Missouri [5832] A survey and evaluation of the archaeology of the Cen- tral Gasconde River Valley in Missouri. 160p. MacMillan, Sarah MA 1965 Columbia [5833] Crow Indian kinship changes. 65p. McMillin", James Harold MA 1963 Sacramento [5834] The aboriginal human ecology of the Mountain Meadows area in southwestern Lassen County, California. 141p. McNab, Gregory Rust MA 1965 Tulane [5835] Tomas Dominguez lUanes' Cuauhtemoc. 46p. MacNeish, June Helm PhD 1958 Chicago [5836] The Lynx Point People : a Northern Athabascan Band. 247p. McNuTT, Charles Harrison PhD 1960 Michigan [5837] Excavation and interpretation of early Puebloan occu- pations at Tesuque By-pass Site and in the upper Rio Grande Valley. 274p. M. McOmber, Winston I. MA 1951 Utah [5838] The Indian problem of southern Idaho, 1855-1878. 135p. White -Indian relations. MacPhee, Lawrence Edward PhD 1967 Rutgers [5839] Patterns of action and imagery in the Leather stocking Tales. 179p. M. 214 McPherron, Alan Locke PhD 1966 Michigan [5840] The Juntunen Site and the Late Woodland prehistory of the upper Great Lakes area. (Vol. I & //). 585p. M. McPHERSOisr, Arlean Esther MA 1966 Saskatchewan [5841] A history of the Battlefords to 1914. MacPhersok, Normak John MEd 1968 Alberta [5842] The preparation of a teacher-training program in Enghsh as a second language for Indian, Eskimo and Metis students of the Northwest Territories. 137p. McViCKER, Donald E. PhD 1969 Chicago [5843] The place of the salt : archaeological survey and excava- tion in the VaUey of Ixtapa, Chiapas, Mexico. 387p. McWiLLL^MS, John Probasco, jr. PhD 1968 Harvard [5844] A law for democracy : Cooper and the American frontier. McWiLLLiMS, Kenneth Eichard MA 1969 Oklahoma [5845] Physical anthropology of Wann and Sam, two Eourche Maline Focus archaic sites in eastern Oklahoma. Pub: Bull. Okla. Anthro. Soc. XIX [1970] p. 101-136. Macaulay, Alexander James MS 1968 Alberta [5846] Waterfowl utihzation by a group of Slave Indians, a predator-prey relationship. 80p. ]\Iace, Carroll Edward PhD 1966 Tulane [5847] Three Quiche dance-dramas of Rabinal, Guatemala. 190p. 31. Pfb: "Two Spanish- Quiche dance-dramas of Kabinal." Tulane U., Stud. Romance Lang. & Lit. #3 [1970] 221p. Macias, Albert MA 1966 Arizona [5848] The defense of Pimeria Alta, 1690-1800: a study in Spanish-Apache military relations. 161p, Mackenzie, Jean MS 1967 Utah State [5849] Changes in Eskimo women's clothing as related to atti- tude change and selected socio-economic factors. 73p. Mackey, Carol J. PhD 1970 California [5850] Knot records in ancient and modern Peru. 306p. M. The Inca quipu. 215 Maclaury, Robert Ethak MA 1970 Univ. 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Malone, Prairie View MA 1959 Texas Southern [5865] Acculturation of the Alabama-Coushatti Indian in Texas. 74p. Pub: Sam Houston's Indians: the Alabama-Coush- atti. San Antonio: Naylor Co. [1960] 63p. Malouf, Carling I. MS 1940 Utah [5866] A study of the Gosiute Indians of Utah. 30 9p. Malouf, Carling I. PhD 1956 Columbia [5867] The cultural connections between the prehistoric inhabi- tants of the Upper Missouri and Columbia River systems. 317p. M. Manak, Joseph J. MA 1964 So. Illinois [5868] Western Apache warfare and raiding. 63p. Arizona. Mann, Charles Edward MA 1958 Univ. Americas [5869] The ethnography of the lowland Mixe. 232p. illus. Southern Mexico. Mann, Charles Edward PhD 1965 Stanford [5870] A formal analysis of Chiapas residence patterns,. 192p. M. Communities: Aguacatenango, Ocosingo, Teopisca, Kulaktik. 217 IMann, Sue B. MA 1925 So. Methodist [5871] Worship experience among certain tribes of the North American Indians, (as evidenced in anthropological re- ports). 15 Ip. Pawnee, Cree (in Alberta), Canadian Dakota, Blackfoot, Ojibwa, Sisseton, Plains, Tlingit. Manihng, Jack W. ThD 1951 Central Bapt. [5872] John Gill Pratt, missionary printer, physician, teacher and statesman. 144p. Created an index of North American Indians. This involves mainly Kansas, with some Nebraska and Missouri activity. Manning, Leah Katherine Hick MSW 1967 Utah [5873] The needs and problems of the Paiute-Shoshone teen- agers as viewed by their parents, Duck VaUey Reserva- tion, 1967. Part II. Mansbridge, Fred H. MA 1956 So. Dakota [5874] The impact of the federal "withdrawal" policy on state programs affecting Indians. 81p. Mansfield, Deane MA 1969 Texas Westn. [5875] Red men and White women. 58p. Southwestern Indians; Apaches, Comanches, Navahos and Kiowas. Manzolillo, Lola Romanucci MA 1955 Minnesota [5876] The American Indian in an m-ban situation : Minneapolis, Minnesota; a study in applied anthropology. 114p. Maples, William Ross MA 1962 Texas [5877] A morphological comparison of skeletal material from Sanders Focus and from Fulton Aspect. Marchiando, Patricia Jean MA 1965 Oregon [5878] A technological and statistical analysis of Upper Ump- qua artifacts. 91p. Oregon. Marcum, Richard Tandy MA 1960 Texas Tech. [5879] Fort Brown and the border crises, 1846-1878. 131p. Indian depredations; Comanche, Mescalero and Lipan Apache. 218 Mabden, David Lane ]\IA 1970 Denver [5880] The Navajo and their rehabilitation, 1950-1960. Mardis, Thelma MRE 1946 New Orleans Baft. [5881] The Pueblo Indians' religion. 37p. Mardock, Robert Winston MA 1955 Colorado [5882] Federal policy on the Bozeman Trail and the Sioux reaction, 1865-1868. 112p. Mabdock, Robebt Winston PhD 1958 Colorado [5883] The Humanitarians and post-Civil War Indian policy. 367p. M. Dawes Severalty Act, 1887. Mabing, Esteb Gayo PhD 1969 Indiana [5884] The religio-political organization, customary law and values of the Acoma (Keresan) Pueblo Indians : a study in acculturation and social control. 396p. M. Mabing, Joel Mabvyl PhD 1967 Indiana [5885] Grammar of Acoma Keresan. 220p. M. Mabino, Joseph D., jb. MA 1965 Penna. State [5886] Settlement types of the formative and classic periods in the Teotihuacan Valley, Mexico. 21 8p. Mabino, Maby Cabolyn PhD 1968 California [5887] A dictionary of Winnebago: an analysis and reference grammar of the Radin lexical file. 518p. M. Mabk, Albyn K. ma 1961 Arizona [5888] Description of and variables relating to ecological change in the history of the Papago Indian population. Mabk, Lindy Li MA 1955 Northwestern [5889] The structure of inland Tlingit music. 133p., 70 music examples. Mabks, Rose Gbeenblatt MA 1960 Sacramento [5890] Developing attitudes of greater acceptance of minority groups through children's literature. 84p. Project. Mabkus, Attila ma 1963 Bu^alo [5891] Ethnography of the Kiowa Apaches. 219 Marois, Rogers ]\L\ 1968 Montreal [5892] L'archeologie des Provinces d' Ontario et de Quebec. Marovitz, Stanford Earl PhD 1968 Duke [5893] Frontier conflicts : villains, outlaws and Indians in selec- ted ''Western" fiction: 1799-1860. 318p. 31. Cooper, Sinuns, etc. Marrs, James David MA 1970 So, Dakota [5894] Grant's "Quaker" policy and the Bishop of Niobrara. 142p. "Quaker" policy introduced a decade of mutual Church and State involvement in Indian affairs, 1869-1882. Bishop Hare (William Hobart). Marshall, Linda Anne ]VIA 1966 Indiana [5895] Medicinal plant ecology of the central Algonquians. 76p. ]\Iarshall, Lionel George MEd 1966 Saskatchewan [5896] The development of education in northern Saskatchewan. Marshall, Richard A. IVLi 1958 Missouri [5897] The use of Table Rock Reservoir projectile points in the delineation of cultural complexes and their distribution. Marshall, Thomas IMaitland ]VL^ 1910 California [5898] A report on certain material for the history of Arizona and New Mexico. Includes documents which pertain to the Indians of the area. Marten, Anita Elma PhD 1964 Wisconsin [5899] The morphophonemics of the Winnebago verbal. 72p. M. Martin, Carolyn Kaye MA 1963 Washington [5900] Federal Indian policy and westward expansion, 1844- 1854. 117p. Martin, Constance C. MA 1964 New Mexico [5901] Jemez phonology. 32p. ]\iARTiN, Douglas Dale PhD 1969 Washington [5902] Indian -White relations on the Pacific Slope, 1850-1890. 242p. M. IVIartin, Geral Elmore MA 1966 West Virginia [5903] Artifacts of the upper Potomac River Basin. 169., illus. 220 Martin, Jimmy A. MA 1960 Tulsa [5904] The history of McAlester, Oklahoma, until World War I. 126p. Choctaw Nation and coal mining. Martin, John F., jr. see [5914] Martin, Lucille J. MA 1968 Wichita [5905] Modoc assimilation: an acculturation study of the Modoc Indians in the mid-western states. 161p. Martinson, Luddy Roy MA 1965 St. Cloud [5906] A comparison of Indian dropout and Indian graduating students at the Mille Lacs Indian Reservation. Project. Chippewa Indians in Minnesota. IMary-Rousseliere, Guy MA 1965 Montreal [5907] Jeux de ficelle chez les Esquimaux de PeUy Bay. Mason, Carol Ann Irwin PhD 1963 Michigan [5908] Archaeology of Ocmulgee Old Fields, Macon, Georgia. 383p. M. Creek site, 1690-1715. Mason, Ronald James PhD 1964 Michigan [5909] Two stratified sites on the Door Peninsula of Wisconsin. 363p. M. Massey, Jack, jr. MA 1963 Texas [5910] The New Mexico Superintendency of Indian Afi'airs, 1848-1858. Massey, Pauline Stewart MS 1962 Kans. -Emporia [5911] Who was Charles Thomson? 2 vols. 503p. He was adopted into the Delaware Tribe and kept a record of proceedings during the niid-1700's. Mast, Elta Mae PhD 1966 No. Carolina [5912] Ten years of national level health education administra- tion in Indian health, 1951 to 1961. 310p. M. Masterson, John E. MA 1965 John Carroll [5913] The missionary movement in the United States in the formative years: the Twinsburgh Institute of Rev. Samuel Bissell. Now Twinsburgh, Ohio (was part of the Western Reserve), Chippewa, Ottawa, Potawatomi, Delaware. 221 Martin, John F., jr. PhD 1966 Chicago [5914] Continuity and change in Havasupai social and economic organization. 214p. IVIason, Joyce Evelyn PhD 1970 Indiana [5915] The use of Indian scouts in the Apache wars, 1870-1886. 384p. M. Matheny, Ray Thomas MA 1962 Brigham Young [5916] An archaeological survey of Upper Montezuma Canyon, San Juan County, Utah. 141p. Matheny, Kay Thomas PhD 1968 Oregon [5917] The ceramics of Aguacatal; a study in method. 413p. M. Xicalango Peninsula, in western Campeche, Mexico. Mather, William D. MA 1958 Wichita [5918] The revolt of Little Wolf's Northern Cheyennes. 127p., illus. Mathes, Valerie L. MA 1965 New Mexico [5919] Wickananish, a Vancouver Island Chieftain: his life as told by foreign visitors. Matheson, Harold Kenneth see Collins, Barbara Rose Mathews, James David MA 1968 Brigham Young [5920] A study of the cultural and religious behavior of the Navaho Indians which caused animosity, resistance, or indifference to the religious teachings of the Latter-day Saints. Mathiot, Madeleine PhD 1966 Catholic [5921] An approach to the study of language-and-culture re- lations. 365p. M. Pub: "An Approach to the Cognitive Study of Language." Indiana Univ. Research Center in Anthropology, Puhl. #45 [1968]. Papago (Ute-Aztekan) language, Arizona. Mathis, Robert Harold MA 1950 So. Mississippi [5922] The Trail of Tears: the story of Creek removal from Alabama, 1832-1840. 222 Matteson, Esther Lavika PhD 1963 California [5923] The Piro (Arawak) language. 26 Ip. M. The Urubamba and Tambo River region, Peru. Matthews, G. Hubert PhD 1958 Pennsylvania [5924] Handbook of Siouan language. 160p. M, Matthiassok, John Stephen PhD 1967 Cornell [5925] Eskimo legal acculturation: the adjustment ot Baffin Island Eskimos to Canadian law. 152p. M. Tununermiut Eskimos. Matthies, Bernard Dean EdD 1965 Nebraska [5926] Independence training, hostility, and values as correlates to the achievement of White and Indian students. 132p. Omaha and Winnebago Indian. Mattina, Anthony MA 1968 Kansas [5927] A phonology of Eskimo. 45p. Mauer, Michael David MA 1970 Arizona [5928] Cibecue polychrome, a fourteenth century ceramic type from east-central Arizona. 92p. Matjger, Jeffrey Edward MA 1970 Wash.-State [5929] A study of Donnelly burins in the Campus archaeological collection. 94p., illus. Maughan, Scott Jarvis PhD 1968 Utah [5930] Francisco Garces and New Spain's northwestern fron- tier, 1768-1781. 322p. M. Louisiana Territory. Indian problems of the de Anza expedi- tions in Arizona and California. Maury, Ann Elizabeth MA 1966 Tulane [5931] Style in Yucatecan Mayan architecture: the effects of horizon, tradition, and culture contact. 67pp., illus. Maxey, Alfred H. EdS 1967 East. New Mex. [5932] An examination of the suspected relevance of some cultural factors to the academic achievement of Navajo pupils in the Shiprock public schools. 7 Op. 223 Maxon, James Clark MA 1969 Wisconsin [5933] A study of two prehistoric Pueblo sites on the Pajarito Plateau, New Mexico. 128p. Mayall, Donald Holmes ]\IA 1958 California [5934] Directed social change in a California Indian group. 78p. Porno acculturation. Mayers, Marvin Keene PhD 1960 Chicago [5935] The Pocomchi: a sociolinguistic study. 212p. Guatemala Maya group. Maynard, Eileen Anne PhD 1963 Cornell [5936] The women of PaKn : a comparative study of Indian and Ladino women in a Guatemala village. 343p. M. Maynor, Waltz EdD 1970 Duke [5937] Academic performance and school integration: a multi- ethnic analysis. 116p. M. 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In French-Indian War; was consulted on frontier defense and Indian affairs. 226 IVIerrifield, Robert Brent MA 1950 Chicago [5964] The United States government and the Territory of Nevada, 1861-1864. 130p. § II on the Indians. Merritield, Robert Brent PhD 1957 Chicago [5965] Nevada, 1859-1881 : the impact of an advanced techno- logical society upon a frontier area. 249p. Washo, Paiute and Western Shoshoni. § HI "The Nevada Indian and the new order." Comstock lode, mining. Merritield, William Richard PhD 1965 Cornell [5966] Papantla Chinantec grammar. 138p. M. Northeast Oaxaca, Mexico. Mertz, Ronald E. MA 1970 Missouri [5967] Employment termination of the Florida Seminoles. Merz, William Robert PhD 1970 New Mexico [5968] A factor analysis of the Goodenough-Harris drawing test across fom* ethnic groups. 79p. M. Anglo, Negro, Mexican-American, "Yucca Indian" 1st graders. Meskell, Jane M. MA 1966 Columbia [5969] Some Brazilian plants in the early Colonial period. 147p. Native food plants ; some on Indian preparation and use. Messersmith, William Dale MA 1961 Denver [5970] An inquiry into crime and delinquency among the American Indians. Mestas, Leonard Joseph EdD 1970 No. Colorado [5971] Administrators' opinions and attitudes concerning the Bureau of Indian Affairs Navajo schools' responsibility in providing education for Navajo exceptional children. 122p. Metzger, Donald Jay PhD 1968 Pittsburgh [5972] Social organization of the Guahibo Indians of Venezuela. 318p. M. Metzger, Dijane Gerald PhD 1964 Chicago [5973] Interpretations of drinking performances in Aguacaten- ango. 187p. Indian fiesta in Chiapas, Mexico. 227 Meyer, Jessie Hamm MEd 1954 Florida [5974] Development of technical-vocational education at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School. 153p. Meyer, Marilyn Hansen MA 1960 Iowa [5975] A study of the textiles of the Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. 197p., iUus. Meyer, Peggy Ellen MA 1965 Ariz.-Tempe [5976] Analysis of Stanford achievement test scores of sixth grade students from Broadmor, Guadalupe, and Salt River Day schools. 131p., tables. Pima and Yaqui. Meyer, Walter PhD 1966 Texas [5977] An analysis of factors affecting the development of edu- cation in Peru from the Inca period to the Republic. 213p. M. Michael, Ronald Lee EdD 1969 Ball [5978] A history of the development of Indiana archaeology. 21 7p. M. Michels, Joseph William PhD 1965 U.C.L.A, [5979] Lithic serial chronology through obsidian hydration dating. 296p. M. Mammoth Junction site. Mono County, California. Mickey, Barbara Harris PhD 1959 Indiana [5980] The Mazahua of the Cabecera de los Indigenes: an example of nuclear social structure. 122p. M, Mazahua: Otomi group in Mexico. Mico, Mary Bridget MA 1963 Colorado [5981] A comparison of the reading achievement and accultura- tion of third-grade Navajo children. 77p., illus. MiDDENDORF, Anne MA 1956 Univ. Americas [5982] An area study of the distribution of tombs in Meso- america. 126p. Milan, Frederick Arthur MA 1959 Wisconsin [5983] The acculturation of the contemporary Eskimo of Wain- wright, Alaska. Kunmiut Eskimo. 228 Milan, Frederick Arthur PhD 1963 Wisconsin [5984] An experimental study of thermoregulation in two Arc- tic races. 162p. M. Alaska Eskimo, Arctic Athapascan and White U.S. soldiers. Millar, James F. V. PhD 1968 Calgary [5985] Archaeology of Fisherman Lake, western district of Mac- kenzie, N.W.T. M. 12 cultural complexes representing a series of occupations, late Pleistocene to present. Miller, Arthur Green PhD 1969 Harvard [5986] The mural painting of Teotihuacan, Mexico, and an inquiry into the nature of its iconography. 197p. Miller, David Henry PhD 1970 New Mexico [5987] Balduin MoUhausen, a Prussian's image of the American West. 302p. M. First came to America in 1849, and in 1857. Served as artist and naturalist on the Ives survey of the Colorado River and Grand Canyon. Miller, Elmer Schaffner MA 1964 Hartford [5988] A critical analysis of Toba bibliographical sources (Argen- tina). Miller, Elmer Schaffner PhD 1967 Pittsburgh [5989] PentecostaKsm among the Argentine Toba. 283p. M. Miller, Floyd Eugene MA 1970 Oregon [5990] Long Tom River archaeology, Willamette Valley, Oregon 124p. Miller, Frank Charles PhD 1959 Harvard [5991] Social structure and medical change in a Mexican Indian community. 214p. Yalcuc, Chiapas. Miller, Grace MA 1970 Wisconsin [5992] Leaf -shaped projectile points of the southern Columbia Plateau : a statistical approach. Oregon archaeology. Miller, Harold E. MA 1958 Penna. State [5993] A history of the Carlisle Indian School. 229 Miller, Harold J. EdD 1968 No. Dakota [5994] The effects of integration on rural Indian pupils. 149p. M. In North Dakota. MnjiER, Janet Louise MS 1968 Iowa State [5995] The influence of European theory and practice on the American legal theory of wardship over the Indians. Miller, Joel Allek MA 1970 Michigan State [5996] Pre-Columbian sculpture and modern sculptors. 58p., illus. Measures influence of pre-Columbian, mainly Mexican, stone sculpture upon several modern artists. Miller, Larry J. MA 1963 Ariz.-Tempe [5997] The effects of family separation on some aspects of Navaho personality. 55p., iUus. Miller, Pat Harrisok MA 1963 No. Carolina [5998] The commonwealth of Puerto Rico : an inquiry into its impact and prospect for change. 115p. § I "Spanish colonialism." Miller, Peter Sprikger PhD 1969 Arizona [5999] Secular change among the Western Apache, 1940-1967. 131p. M. Miller, Robert Ray MA 1966 No, Illinois [6000] Interclass attitudes in Aztec society. 98p. Miller, Solomon PhD 1964 Columbia [6001] The hacienda and the plantation in northern Peru. 165p. M. Considers Indian tenant labor. Miller, Virginia Peck MA 1970 Calif. Davis [6002] The Yuki: an ethnohistoric approach. 126p. Miller, Wick R. PhD 1962 California [6003] The Acoma language. MJDLLS, Lawrence Ferguson PhD 1963 Iowa [6004] Pre-Columbian sculpture of Southeastern United States. 528p. M. Vol.11: plates. 230 IVIiNER, Horace Mitchell MA 1935 Chicago [6005] Prehistoric textiles as culture determinates in the Missis- sippi drainage. MiKGE, Ward Alan PhD 1965 New Mexico [6006] Frontier problems in New Mexico preceding the Mexican War, 1840-1845. 378p. M. MiNOCK, SoKYA Nesch MS 1970 Utah State [6007] Factors associated with deviant behavior at Intermoun- tain School. 63p. Mitch, Albert Eugene PhD 1969 Northwestern [6008] A study of three British dramas depicting the conquest of Peru. 160p. Inca. Mitchell, Claudia Irene MA 1965 Indiana [6009] Avoidance customs in aboriginal California. 61p. AU California Indians included. Mitchell, Donald Hector MA 1963 Brit. Columbia [6010] Esilao : a pit house village in the Fraser Canyon, British Columbia. Mitchell, Donald Hector PhD 1968 Oregon [6011] Archaeology of the Gulf of Georgia area; a natural region and its culture types. 42 Ip. M. Coast Salish archaeology in the Montague Harbor region, British Columbia. Mitchell, John R. MA 1960 New Mexico [6012] A history of basketry technology in the Pueblo area. 187p. Mitchell, Marjorie Ruth MA 1968 Victoria [6013] A dictionary of Songish, a dialect of Straits Salish. 146p. Mitchell, Michael Dan MA 1964 Oklahoma [6014] Dayhght or darkness? A historical study of the cultural impact of the Grant "peace" poHcy (1869-1879) upon the Osage, Southern Cheyenne, Kiowa and Comanche Indians. 88p. 231 Mitten, Martha Bea MA 1960 So. Methodist [6015] A. H. Roden and the impact of the forgotten frontier. 108p. Cherokee, Comanche, Cheyenne -Arapaho in Western Oklahoma, Indian Territory, 1896-1900. Mitzelfelt, Harold Ezra MA 1945 Washington [6016] The nationalistic trend in contemporary Mexican music. 138p. Discusses Maya, Aztec and present-day Indians. MocHON, Marion Johnson MA 1966 Wise. -Milwaukee [6017] Stockbridge-Munsee cultm'al adaptation: "assimilated Indians". MoDiANO, Nancy Docia PhD 1966 New York [6018] Reading comprehension in the national language : a com- parative study of bilingual and aU-Spanish approach to reading instruction in selected Indian schools in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico. 180p. M. MoHLiNG, Virginia Gill MA 1957 Washington [6019] Twana spirit power songs. 3 Op. Northwest coast, Puget Sound. MoHR, Karen Lynne MA 1966 Pennsylvania [6020] An analysis of the pottery of Chiripa, Bolivia : a problem in archeological classification and inference. 21 Ip. MoissAC, Elisabeth de MA 1946 Ottawa [6021] Les femmes de I'ouest; leur role dans I'histoire. 238p. Indian women of western Canada, 19th Century. Moll, Faith Karas MA 1963 Buffalo [6022] Material culture in the Buffalo Creek Indian Reserva- tion, 1780-1842. New York state Seneca. MoNAHAN, Forrest Dewey, jr. PhD 1965 Oklahoma [6023] Trade goods on the Prairie ; the Kiowa tribe and White trade goods, 1794-1875. 324p. M. MoNDRAGON, JosEPH H. MA 1967 Wyoming [6024] Indianism in Mario Monteforte Toledo. 67p. 232 MoisntOE, Barbara Ann MA 1956 Cornell [6025] An investigation of fictional books for children which deal with the American Indian in the United States. 130p. MoNTALVo, Abner Sblem MA 1965 Cornell [6026] Chinchero social structure ; a Mestizo-Indian community of south Peru. 220p. MoNTALVo, Abner Selim PhD 1967 Cornell [6027] Sociocultural change and differentiation in a rural Peru- vian community: an analysis in health culture. 196p. M. The Highland commuiuty of Vicos. Monteverde, Mildred A. MA 1969 U.C.L.A. [6028] Mexican atrio crosses : a study in iconography. "Does mention Indians" — Librarian. Montgomery, Evelyn Ina PhD 1965 Indiana [6029] Ethos and ayllu in Coasa, Peru. 352p. M. Moody, Marshall Dwight MA 1951 American [6030] A history of the Board of Indian Commissioners and its relationship to the administration of Indian Affairs, 1869-1900. MooNE, Janet Ruth MA 1958 Colorado [6031] An environmental appraisal of the Desert culture con- cept. 148p., iUus. Paleo-Indian, 9000-1000 B.C. MooNE, Janet Ruth PhD 1969 Arizona [6032] Tarascan development: national integration in western Mexico. 276p. M. Lake Patzcuaro region. Moore, Bruce R. MA 1961 Indiana [6033] A statistical morpho-syntactic study of Colorado (Chib- cha). Moore, Dan Ray MA 1970 Tex. Christian [6034] Maya revolt of 1761. 72p., illus. 233 Moore, Frank William PhD 1960 Columbia [6035] The foundations of New World agriculture. 243p. M. All the Americas. Particularly niaize, but some on other food plants. Moore, Granville Alexander, jr. MA 1963 Columbia [6036] The Guatemalan plantation system in historical perspec- tive. 208p. § I Alotenango the Indian town, and Copellillo the sugar plan- tation. Moore, Granville Alexander, jr. PhD 1966 Columbia [6037] Social and ritual change in a Guatemala town. 396p. M. Alotenango. Indian and Ladino commim.ity. Moore, Jack Bailey PhD 1963 No. Carolina [6038] Native elements in American magazine short fiction, 1741-1800. 280p. M, Most frequently represented type is Indian. Moore, Jackson Ward, jr. MA 1968 Oklahoma [6039] The archaeology of Bent's Old Fort. 175p.-}-38p., maps and plates. Moore, Nathalie H. MA 1967 Hunter [6040] The architecture and masonry work of the Incas, as seen in Machu Picchu, Peru. 70p., illus. Moore, Robert Bruce MA 1952 Illinois [6041] The legend of Quetzalcoatl. 132p. Toltec legends. Moore, Sally F. PhD 1957 Columbia [6042] Inca law and government. 264p. M. Moore, Waddy William PhD 1963 No. Carolina [6043] Territorial Arkansas, 1819-1836. 391p. M. Indian in passim. Moreno, Joseph J. MA 1966 Kansas [6044] A comparison of the musical behavior of Indian and non-Indian college students. 81p. 234 MoREY, Makjorie Lou Adams MA 1968 Tex. Christian [6045] Journey to the United States of America by Lorenzo de Zavala. 415p., illus. (1830-1832) Considers Huron and Creek Indians around James- town, as well as natives of Yucatan and Canada. MoREY, Robert Verble PhD 1970 Pittsburgh [6046] Ecology and culture change among the Colombian Guahibo. 269p. M. Pub: Univ. Pittsburgh, Ethnology Mo7iograph [1971]. Morgan, William Herbert George MA 1967 Manitoba [6047] Physical principles in stone working; some aspects of Ecuadorian chipped stone technology. 124p. Mori, Johk MA 1968 Missouri [6048] Hopi silversmithing. Mori, Joycelyn MA 1968 Missouri [6049] The revival of American Indian arts and crafts. MoRiARTY, James Robert MA 1969 San Diego [6050] The Yuman Indians of Southern California: an inter- disciplinary synthesis. 238p. Morris, Benjamin J. MA 1970 Ball [6051] An archaeological survey of Randolph County, Indiana. 112p. Morris, Donald Harvey MA 1960 Arizona [6052] Papago Indian dentition : a study of sex dimorphism in dentition. Morris, Donald Harvey PhD 1965 Arizona [6053] The anthropological utility of dental morphology. 349p. M. Pub: "Morphological analysis and age in permanent dentition of young American Indians." Amer. Jour. Phys. Anthro. XXV [1966] p. 91-96. Papago and Pecos Pueblo. Morris, Earl Walter PhD 1969 Cornell [6054] Acculturation, migration and fertiUty in Peru: a study of social and cultural change. 258p. M. 235 Morris, Edward Craig PhD 1967 Chicago [6055] Storage in Twantisuyu. 252p. Peruvian Inca archeology and ethnohistory. Morris, Elizabeth Ann Gell PhD 1959 Arizona [6056] Basketmaker caves in the Prayer Rock district, north- eastern Arizona. 808p. M. Morris, John Louis MA 1924 Illinois [6057] Jesuit missions in the Illinois Country to 1720. 86p. Founding of the first mission to the lUinois tribes — ^AUouez and La Salle Mission for Indians. Morris, John Louis PhD 1926 /ZZ^7lo^s [6058] The French regime in Illinois, 1689-1763. Indian problems involving the Mesquakie and related tribes. Morris, Joyce PhD 1966 New Mexico [6059] An investigation into language-concept development of primary school Pueblo Indian children. 354p. M. Morris, Laura MA 1932 American [6060] Social and economic phases of Pueblo culture as related to child welfare. Morris, Nancy Tucker MA 1970 Ariz.-Tempe [6061] The occurrence of mandibular torus at Gran Quivira. 63p., illus. Kansas archeology. Morris, Wayne Packard MA 1967 Oklahoma [6062] The Oklahoma fur trade, 1796-1845. 93p. MoRRissY, Edward Paul MA 1968 Univ. Americas [6063] Teotihuacan as a preindustrial city. 144p. Morse, Dan Franklin PhD 1967 Michigan [6064] The Robinson Site and Shell Mound archaic culture in the middle South. 424p. M, MoRTENSEN, Gypsy Stella MA 1966 Brigham Young [6065] An investigation into the common behavior difficulties of the Northern Cheyenne Indian elementary students in a Bureau of Indian Affairs boarding school, Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, Busby, Montana. 236 MosELEY, Michael Edward PhD 1968 Harvard [6066] Changing subsistence patterns: late preceramic archae- ology of the central Peruvian coast. 309p. MosHiNSKY, Julius Barry PhD 1970 California [6067] Southeastern Porno grammar. 253p. M. MouNGER, Maria Julia Ferran MA 1959 Texas [6068] Mission Espiritu Santo de Coastal Texas : an example of historic site archeology. Indians of Texas considered. MouKTJOY, Joseph Bode PhD 1970 So. Illinois [6069] Prehispanic culture history and cultural contact on the southern coast of Nayarit, Mexico. 33 Ip. M. Movius, James Gilbert MA 1968 Oregon [6070] Sagebrush War :White-Paiute conflicts, 1825-1868. 148p. MoxLEY, Robert Lonnie PhD 1970 Cornell [6071] Differentation of family structure and inter-family net- works in a Highland Peruvian community. 204p. M. MuDD, Rosemary B. MA 1966 New Mexico [6072] The hallucinogens of Meso-America : an ethnohistorical survey. 134p. Several Indian groups of pre-Conquest and colonial periods. MuGGLER, Mary Pacifica MA 1962 St. Louis [6073] Huasipungo: tragedy of the Indian in the Ecuadorean Sierra. MuiCK, Paul Cyril PhD 1957 Ohio State [6074] The monumental in sculpture. 137p. M. Egyptian, archaic Greek, Toltec-Aztec. MuLLER, Jon David PhD 1966 Harvard [6075] An experimental theory of stylistic analysis. 203p. Examples from engraved shell gorgets from Southeastern U.S. after a.d. 1000, particularly Tennessee River valley. MuNCY, Robert Jack EdD 1967 New Mexico [6076] Value-orientations of Anglo and Navajo high school sophomores. 154p. M. 237 MuNN, Nancy D. MA 1955 Indiana [6077] Religious symbols in primitive cultures and their signi- ficance for a theory of art. 83p. Australian Aninta and Crow Indians. MuNOZ, Al B. ma 1955 Ariz. -Flagstaff [6078] An analysis of the influence of peyote among the Navajo people. MuNROE, Robert Leon PhD 1964 Harvard [6079] Couvade practices of the Black Carib : a psychological study. 140p. Research in the village of Punta Gorda, British Honduras. MuNROE, Scott William MA 1969 Calgary [6080] Warriors of the rock: basic social structure of the mountain bands of Stoney Indians at Morley, Alberta. M. Assiniboin. MuNSELL, Marvin Robert PhD 1967 Oregon [6081] Land and labor at Salt River : household organization in a changing economy. 386p. M. Pima and Maricopa people living on the Salt River Indian Reservation, Arizona. MuNZ, C. Stewart MS 1960 Utah State [6082] How the curricula of the special Navajo programs meet the needs of the students at the Intermountain School in regard to their use of alcoholic beverages. 93p. MiJRPHY, Joseph Francis PhD 1961 Oklahoma [6083] Potawatomi Indians of the West : origins of the Citizen Band. 533p. M. Murphy, Lawrence Richard PhD 1968 Tex. Christian [6084] Crusader in the West: the life of W.F.M. Amy, 1813- 1881. 420p. M. In 1861, appointed Indian Agent and Territorial official in New Mexico. MuRRA, John Victor MA 1942 Chicago [6085] Cerro Narrlo and Andean chronology. 89p. Ecuador archeology. 238 MuRRA, John Victor PhD 1956 Chicago [6086] The economic organization of the Inca State. 320p. Mtjrphy, Christopher Patrick Hfssey MA 1968 Georgia [6087] Patterns of subsistence among Southeastern Indians. 160p. Agriculture and hunting. Mtjrphy, James Cushman MA 1966 Brit. Columbia [6088] The place of the Northern Arapahoes in the relations between the United States and the Indians of the Plains, 1851-1879. 164p. Mtjsillo, Cynthia Hills MA 1968 New Mexico [6089] Contemporary Navajo weaving. 85p. MusLADiN, William L. MA 1969 Sacramento [6090] An ethno -historical survey of the Sacramento region of California. 267p. Myerhoff, Barbara Gay PhD 1968 U.C.L.A. [6091] The deer-maize-peyote complex among the Huichol Indians of Mexico. 326p. M. Myers, Sarah Kerr MA 1967 Chicago [6092] The distribution of languages in Peru : a critical analysis of the census of 1961. 96p. Myers, Thomas Perkins PhD 1970 Illinois [6093] The Late Prehistoric Period of Yarinacocha, Peru. 167p. M. Myres, Sandra Lynn S. PhD 1967 Tex. Christian [6094] The development of the ranch as a frontier institution in the Spanish Province of Texas, 1691-1900. 186p. Nackman, Mark E. MA 1967 Columbia [6095] Indians and frontier defense in Texas, 1835-1860. 86p. Nader, Laura PhD 1961 Harvard [6096] Space and social organization in two Zapotec communi- ties. 237p. Pub: "Talea and Juquila; a comparison of Zapotec social organization." U /Calif., Berkeley, Pubs. Amer. Archeol. Ethnol, XLVIII #3 [1964] p. 195-295. 239 Nag, Manindra Kfmar PhD 1961 Yale [6097] A cross-cultural study of factors related to human fertility. Pub: "Factors affecting human fertility in nonindustrial societies: a cross-cultural study." Yale C7., Pubs. Anthro. #66 [1962] 227p. Includes a detailed analysis of Havasupai and Hualapai; also, certain additional tribes in passim. Nagata, Shuichi PhD 1967 Illinois [6098] Modern transformations of Moenkopi Pueblo. 546p. M. Pub: Ullll., Stud. Anthro. #6 [1970] 336p. Hopi pueblo in Arizona. Nahory, William F. MRP 1954 No. Carolina [6099] The physical development of areas of the Cherokee Indian Reservation in western North Carolina: prelimi- nary proposals with consideration of some regional fac- tors. 60p., plates. Nammack, Georgiana C. MA 1956 Calif. S. Barbara [6100] The Dispossessed. An account of Indian land cessions in the Province of New York in mid-eighteenth century. Nakce, Charles Roger MA 1966 Wash. State [6101] 45 WT 2: an archaeological site on the Lower Snake River. 177p. Nance, Roy Clinton, jr. MA 1955 Texas [6102] The major overland trails of the trans-Mississippi West, 1803-1860. General mention of various tribes. Nanez Falcon, Guillermo PhD 1970 Tulane [6103] Erwin Paul DieseldorfF, German enterpreneur in the Alta Verapaz of Guatemala, 1889-1937. 466p. Brief section on his interest in the Maya and his archaeological collection. Napier, Georgia Pierce EdD 1970 Arkansas [6104] A study of the North American Indian character in twenty selected children's books. 126p. M. Napton, Lewis Kyle PhD 1970 California [6105] Archaeological investigations in Lovelock Cave, Nevada. 451p. M. 240 Narakjo, Tito Edward MSW 1967 Utah [6106] Ute attitudes toward supervision of personal monies by the Social Services Department, Utah, 1967. Parti: Purpose and necessity. 58p. Nasci, Gaetano F. ma 1963 Syracuse [6107] The image of the American Indian in the visual arts to 1800. 200p., plates. Nash, June C. PhD 1960 Chicago [6108] Social relations in Amatenango del Valle, Chiapas, Mexico: an activity analysis. 142p. Maya Indians. Nash, Manning PhD 1955 Chicago [6109] Cantel: the industrialization of a Guatemalan Indian community. 267p. Nash, Ronald John PhD 1968 Calgary [6110] The Arctic small tool tradition in Manitoba. M. Pub: UjManitoha Occas. Paps. Dept. Anthro. #2 [1969] 166p., illus. Pre-Dorset Eskimo occupation ; vicinity of Churchill, Manitoba. Nauman, Ann Keith MA 1965 Louisiana [QllX] Indian labor in the mines of Peru : Inca to intendancy. Nay, Eleanor Irene MS 1968 Boston [6112] and OsBODY, Sima Rae Social work with Navajo accident patients and their families. 88p. Neal, Barney King MA 1966 Okla. State [6113] Federal ascendancy in Indian Territory, 1862-1863. Neff, Russell Charles EdD 1969 Idaho [6114] Nez Perce education : a study of the Kamiah and Lap- wai school districts. 168p. M. Neighbours, Kenneth Franklin PhD 1955 Texas [QW^I Robert S. Neighbors in Texas, 1836-1859: a quarter century of frontier problems. Neils, Elaine Margaret MA 1969 Chicago [6116] The urbanization of the American Indian and the federal program of relocation assistance. 230p. 241 Neilson, Reka ma 1943 Washington/ SL [6117] Charles [Carl] F. Wimar and middle western painting of the early nineteenth century. 97p. illus. Biography and description of works of this painter of Indians. Nelson, Cynthia PhD 1963 California [6118] The waiting village : social change in a Mexican peasant communit}^ 247p. M. Erongaricuaro, Lake Patzcuaro; people who speak Spanish in- stead of Tarascan and think themselves Mexican, not Indian. Nelson, Ellen Ann MA 1964 New Mexico [6119] The macabre in the Indianist works of Bernardo Gui- maraes. Brazilian writer. Nelson, Howard M. MS 1956 Mankato [6120] The transition of the Traverse des Sioux and Sioux and St. Peter areas from Indian to pioneer community, 141p. Sioux in Minnesota. Nelson, James Gordon PhD 1959 Johns Hopkins [6121] The geography of the balsa: a case study in the geo- graphy of primitive water craft. Nelson, John Kendall PhD 1962 Northwestern [6122] Anglican Missions in America, 1701-1725: a study of the Society for Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. 3 vol. 770p. M. § XVII "The Society and the conununity: converting the savage." Negro and Indian; also in passim in other chapters. Nelson, Leah Louise MA 1965 Tulane [6123] A history of cacao, indigo and cochineal in Guatemala. 105p. General Indian content throughout. Nelson, Mary Frances MA 1968 Idaho [6124] Voice of the mythical being. 57p. Haida and Tsimshian. Nelson, Ray Eugene MA 1940 Chicago [6125] Old Fort Atkinson, 1819-1827. 123p. Nebraska; considerable on Indians. 242 Nelson, Thurston D. MA 1968 No. Dakota Agri. [6126] Efforts to rehabiliate the Standing Rock Sioux Reserva- tion. Nesbitt, Paul Edward MA 1968 Wash. State [6127] Petroglyphs of the Snake River, Washington. 77p., illus. Ness, Robert Cokrad MA 1970 Connecticut [6128] Some cross-cultural correlates of matrilineal and patri- Kneal descent systems. 100 societies, some American Indian. Neufeld, Victor J. MSW 1965 Manitoba [6129] A research study relating the level of school functioning of Indian students to selected factors of past life expe- riences. 75p. Neumann, George KLarl MA 1936 Chicago [6130] Preliminary notes on the crania from Fulton County, Illinois. Newell, Laura Livingston MA 1957 Northwestern [6131] Spanish-Pueblo Indian acculturation with special empha- sis on the period of intensive contact. Newman, Roger C. MA 1966 Columbia [6132] Land reform in BoKvia's Yungas. 107p. Considers Indians and cholos. Newman, Thomas McClellan PhD 1959 Oregon [6133] TiUamook prehistory and its relation to the Northwest Coast culture area. 124p. M. Newman, Thomas Stbll MA 1959 Wash. State [6134] Toleak Point — an archaeological site on the north-cen- tral Washington coast. 138p. Quileute Indians. Newsom, Durward Earl EdD 1957 Okla. State [6135] Milton W. Reynolds: crusade of a frontier journalist for the opening of the Indian Territory. 120p. In Kansas, 1865-1890. 243 Newton, Milton Birchard PhD 1967 Louisiana [6136] The peasant farm of St. Helena Parish, Louisiana; a cultural geography. 22 Ip. M. "Since 1800 . . have altered landscape by methods originating mainly in Atlantic Europe and among American Atlantic sea- board Indians." Neyer, John W. MA 1950 Fort Hays [6137] The Smoky Hill Trail in western Kansas, 1859-1869. 109p. Nezzo, Carol Sfsan MA 1968 U.C.L.A. [6138] Water and Mexico City : a study of the water system of Mexico City in the sixteenth century. Nicholas, Kathleen Hall MS 1968 Iowa State [6139] American attitudes toward an Indian State. NiCHOLLS, John England Oscar MA 1966 Brit. Columbia [6140] The capacity of Canadian Indians for local government on their reserves. 142p. Nichols, Peter Ward MA 1959 Texas [6141] Archaeological report of a site on Gus B. Mauermann ranch, Travis County, Texas. Nicholson, Henry Bigger PhD 1957 Harvard [6142] Topiltzln Quetzalcoatl of ToUan: a problem in Meso- american ethnohistory. 386p. Topiltzin Quetzalc6atl was the Toltec ruler at Tula from 923- 947 A.D. NiELSON, R. Lamont MS 1941 Brigham Young [6143] A study of the modification of the culture of the Ute Indians. 109p. NiESER, 0. P. PhD 1960 Loyola [6144] Reverend Albert Bertrand. The Dominican Mission Foundations in Baja California, 1769-1822. NiETSCHMANN, BERNARD QuiNN PhD 1970 Wisconsin [6145] Between land and water : the subsistence ecology of the Miskito Indians, eastern Nicaragua. 394p. M. 244 NiMTZ, Michael John MA 1968 Wisconsin [6146] Problems of Trans -Pacific contact with regard to Cen- tral and South America. NissLY, Charles Martin MA 1960 Florida [6147] The Shipibo Indians of the lower Ucayali Valley of eastern Peru. NissLY, Charles Martik PhD 1966 Florida [6148] Acre: an Amazonian frontier of Brazil. 346p., illus. § III "The Indian." Nix, Lonkie Elmer EdD 1963 Ariz.-Tempe [6149] Promotion of higher education within Arizona Indian groups. 217p. ilf. Noble, Gladwyk Kikgsley, jr. PhD 1962 Columbia [6150] Proto-Arawakan and its decendants. 176p. M. Language study : southern Peru area. Noble, William Charles PhD 1968 Calgary [6151] Iroquois archaeology and the development of Iroquois social organization (1100-1650 A. D.): A study in culture change based on archaeology, ethnohistory and ethno- logy. NoHL, Lessing Harold, jr. PhD 1962 New Mexico [6152] Bad Hand : the military career of Ranald Sliddell Mac- Kenzie, 1871-1889. 365p. M. Indian fighter. NooNAN, Karek Krischan ma 1966 Buffalo [6153] An analysis of the cultural sequence at the Martin site : a transitional middle/late Woodland site. NoRMAK, Martha MA 1951 Iowa [6154] A study of quantitative terms found in selected social studies references used in a second grade. 109p., tables. Plains Indians used as model. 245 Northrop, Gordon Douglas PhD 1970 Michigan State [6155] Pan-Indianism in the metropolis: a case study of an emergent ethno-syncretic revitalization movement. 703p. M, Examines metropolitan organization; the North American Indian Association of Detroit, diffusing primarily from the Plains region. NosTRAND, Richard Lee PhD 1968 U.C.L.A. [6156] The Hispanic-American borderland : a regional, historical geography. 357p. M. Persons with Spanish surnames in California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Colorado, including Spanish -Indian or Mexi- can descent. NowAK, Michael PhD 1968 Oregon [6157] Archeological dating by means of volcanic ash strata. 220p. Alaska peninsula — Katmai Natl. Monument and vicinity. NowoTNY, Franz PhD 1960 Florida [6158] Recent economic development in Guatemala. 264p. M. "Does consider Indian" — Librarian. NoYA, Edgar Raul Dick MA 1967 Clark [6159] Land reform in Bolivia ; some of its economic and socio- cultural consequences. Land reform decree of 1953. Chapter on evolution of land tenure system, and section on Indian community holdings. Ntoez, Theron Aldine, jr. ma 1957 Florida State [6160] A comparative study of nativism. 112p. Pub: "Creek nativism and the Creek War, 1813-1814." Ethnohistory V #1 p. 1-47, #2 p. 131-175, #3 p. 292-301 [1958]. Nunez, Theron Aldine, jr. PhD 1963 California [6161] Culture discontinuity and conflict in a Mexican village. 167p. M. Cajititlar, Jalisco; a mestizo village. NuTiNi, Hugo Gino PhD 1962 U.C.L.A. [6162] Marriage and the family in a Nahuatl-speaking village of the central Mexican highlands. 350p., maps. 246 NuTTALL, Donald Andrew PhD 1964 So. California [6163] Pedro Fages and the advance of the northern frontier of New Spain, 1767-1782. 559p. M. Sonora and California. NwASiKE, Domestic Azikiwe MA 1969 Wisconsin [6164] The revolution of Tupac Amaru ; a study in assimilation and alienation. 7 Op. Inca Peru, 1780-1781. Obermeyer, Gerald J. MA 1963 Penna. State [6165] A stratigraphic trench and settlement pattern survey at Oxtotipac, Mexico. O'Brien, Patricia Joan PhD 1969 Illinois [6166] A formal analysis of Cahokia ceramics: Powell Tract. 404p. M. A Middle Mississippian site in Illinois, across from St. Louis. O'Brodovich, Lloyd Steven J. MA 1969 Saskatchewan [6167] The Plains Cree of Little Pine : change and persistence in culture contact. 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