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Native American

IndIan Uses of desert Plants, Cornett. A visual field guide to how Indians of the desert Southwest used plants for tools, food, baskets, weapons, medicines, ceremonies, preservatives and building materials; filled with color photographs of the plants as well as historic photographs of Native Americans. 80 pgs., ISBN 9780937794456, $14.95

HealIng wItH MedIcInal Plants of tHe west, Garcia and Adams. Associate Professor of Pharmacology at USC, James Adams, and co-author, Cecila Garcia, a Native American Chumash healer, guide the reader to the use, identification and lore of medicinal plants for personal healing; extensively cross referenced and indexed. 266 pgs., ISBN 9780976309192, $17.95

HealIng secrets of tHe natIve aMerIcans: Herbs, remedies and Practices that restore the Body, refresh the Mind and rebuild the spirit, Shimer. Discover the all-natural remedies and healing rituals of traditional Native American origin; indexed using 40 different types of plants and herbs to heal dozens of everyday ailments. Hard cover. 208 pgs., ISBN 9781579123925, $14.95

wHIte eagle MedIcIne wHeel deck, Wa-na-nee-che. This divinatory deck utilizes traditional Native American symbols, ritual tools and spirit animals to develop your intuitive abilities; includes 46 medicine wheel cards and 80 page book. ISBN 9781859062579, $12.95

MedIcIne wHeel cereMonIes, May. Connect to the living universe and find answers through prac-ticing the ceremonies of the traditional Native American medicine wheel; includes Medicine Wheel Ceremony Cards. 48 pgs., ISBN 9780879612429, $9.95

sacred sMoke: the ancient art of smudging for Modern times, McCampbell. Learn how use, make, iden-tify, collect or grow a wide range of sacred plants for smudging and other ritual uses. 128 pgs., ISBN 9781570671173, $9.95

tHe sMUdgIng and BlessIngs Book: Inspirational rituals to cleanse and Heal, Alexander. Learn to combine smudging with traditional practices from other traditions to banish stress, cleanse your environment and more. 96 pgs., ISBN 9781402766817 $12.95

coso rock art: a new Perspective, Younkin, ed. This book puts the rich rock art of the Coso Range into perspective, placing the petroglyphs within the cultural traditions from which they derive 186 pgs., $24.95

tHe rocks BegIn to sPeak: Understanding Indian rock writing, Martineau. This photo-rich and comprehensive field guide to North American petroglyphs is considered the most approachable field guide available. Hard cover, 210 pgs., ISBN 9780916122300, $24.95

art on tHe rocks Postcard Book. A collection of postcards of rock art of the southwest. 30 pgs., ISBN 9780939365241, $3.95

rock-art of tHe soUtHwest: a visitor’s companion, Welsh. Learn the basics and significance of Native American rock art; 28 outstanding sites in seven states are presented, along with references for further research. 168 pgs., ISBN 9780899972589, $14.95

followIng tHe sHaMan’s PatH: a walking guide to little Petroglyph canyon coso range, california, Whitley. This walking guide will lead you through Little Petroglyph Canyon, in the China Lake area, to explore the rich petro-glyphs found there. 66 pgs., $12.95

IndIan talk: Hand signals of the north american Indians, Cody. Iron Eyes Cody and his wife demonstrate in photos how to converse without saying a word using the sign language developed by the Plains tribes. 112 pgs., ISBN 9780911010824, $9.95

Basketry Plants Used By western aMerIcan IndIans, Farmer. A detailed accounting of traditional North American Indian basketry and the most common plant species used by western tribes; extensively illustrated with color photographs; full glossary of terms; includes a pull out table showing tribal use of specific plants. 208 pgs., ISBN 9780976149224, $19.95

IndIan desIgns: for Jewelry and other arts and crafts, Asch. This oversized book presents more than 300 patterns and symbols of traditional Native American origin, useful for jewelry making and other arts and crafts. (8.5 x 11”) 64 pgs., ISBN 9780918080257, $5.95

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PanaMInt sHosHone Basketry: an american art form, Slater. A fascinating introduction to Native American culture and basketry from the region of Death Valley in southern California; includes modern and historical photographs, as well as extensive explanatory text. 142 pgs., ISBN 9780930704315, $19.95

tHe sIerra nevada Before HIstory: ancient landscapes, early Peoples, Jackson. Describes the synergy of Native culture and mythology with the natural history and topography of California’s best known range. 210 pgs., ISBN 9780878425679, $15.00

sUrvIval skIlls of natIve calIfornIa, Campbell. Learn the wilderness skills practiced by Native Californians centuries ago; features an astounding breadth of info with 2000 skills and nearly 1000 instructional illus-trations; sections on tools for hunting and gathering, preparing food, implements for household needs, recreation and warfare. 452 pgs., ISBN 9780879059217, $40.00

natIve calIfornIa: an Introductory guide to the original Peoples from earliest to Modern times, Eargle. Large format, complete guide to California Native peoples, past and present; arranged by region and language, covering history, culture, art, foods, ecology, sacred sites, current day activities and more; color photos and illustrations. (8.5 x 11”) 336 pgs., ISBN 9780937401118, $19.95

natIve aMerIcans of calIfornIa and nevada, Forbes. This authorita-tive history covers the material culture, prehistory and the Indian-White relations of this region. 240 pgs., ISBN 9780879611194, $16.95

tHe gaBrIelIno, Miller. The Tongva, or Gabrieliño, occupied the Los Angeles Basin for thousands of years; learn their material culture, beliefs, ceremonies and their history with the Spanish; illustrated, historical photos. 120 pgs., ISBN 9780944627907, $10.95

tHe nortHern MaIdU, Potts. Learn about traditional Maidu culture from the end of the 19th century through the second half of the 20th century from a woman who lived it. 48 pgs., ISBN 9780879610708, $7.95

Modoc: the tribe that wouldn’t die, James.

The most comprehensive book about the Modoc tribe, covering their history from ancestral times to the present; illustrated with historic photos throughout. 336 pgs., ISBN 9780879612757, $19.95

Native American gone tHe way of tHe eartH: Indian slave trade in the old southwest, Walker. A seldom told history of the slave trade practiced by both Europeans and Natives in the old American Southwest; historic photos, illustrations. 144 pgs., ISBN 9780918614339, $15.00

ZUnI fetIsHes & carvIngs, McManis. This popular reference on Zuni fetishes has been updated and expanded; intro-duces the ancient art of Zuni fetish carving and answers all your questions. 152 pgs., ISBN 9781933855417, $19.95

ZUnI fetIsHes, Cushing. A classic and detailed guide to fetishes; b/w illustra-tions. 52 pgs., ISBN 9780916122034, $3.00

I aM tHe grand canyon: the story of the Havasupai People, Hirst. The story of the Havasupai tribe, from their origin 20,000 years ago to present day; a comprehensive and detailed history; color and historic photos. 278 pgs., ISBN 9780938216865, $18.95

kc PUBlIcatIons. Accurate, read-able, interpretive text and full-color photography on various subjects of Southwestern Native American culture; large format (9 x 12”) series, 64 pgs, $12.95 each. Additional KC titles are listed on pages 53–55

soUtHwestern IndIan arts & crafts, Bahti. ISBN 9780887140952soUtHwestern IndIan cereMonIals, Bahti. ISBN 9780887140969soUtHwestern IndIan trIBes, Bahti. 80 pgs., ISBN 9780887140976soUtHwestern IndIan weavIng, Bahti. ISBN 9780887142123ZUnI fetIsHes, Cushing. 48 pgs., ISBN 9780887141447soUtHwestern IndIans, Bahti. This compilation incorporates KC’s Southwestern Indian Arts & Crafts, Southwestern Indian Tribes and Southwestern Indian Ceremonials into a single hardbound edition. 224 pgs., ISBN 9780887141102, $39.50

California & The Southwest

sPIrIt In tHe stone: a Handbook of southwest Indian animal carvings and Beliefs, Bahti. Discover the role and symbolism of fetishes for the many different native nations of the American Southwest. 156 pgs., ISBN 9781887896092, $15.95

soUtHwest IndIan desIgns, Bahti. Over 200 Southwest Indian patterns and symbols are presented along with explana-tions of their traditional use and meaning, as well as their tribal origin. (8.5 x 11”) 48 pgs., ISBN 9780918080981, $6.95

IndIan desIgns, Villaseñor. This book presents large patterns and symbols of Southwestern Native American origin with brief explanations of their meaning and use; also a useful guide for jewelry and craft making. (8.5 x 11”) 48 pgs., ISBN 9780879611224, $9.95