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- catalog description "Earliest Americans: Flint knapping -- The Desert tradition -- The Spear-thrower -- The Influx continues -- The Basket makers -- The Old towns -- The Mound builders -- The Indians as people: Languages and communication -- Physical characteristics -- Skin decoration -- Health -- The Nature of the Indian -- Manners -- Religion -- The Indian and the white man -- The Woodland hunters: Shelter -- Hunting -- Bows and arrows -- Trapping and woodsmanship -- Fishing -- Food and cooking -- Tannery -- Clothing -- Cradleboards -- Quillwork -- Cordage -- Snowshoes -- Mats, bags, and baskets -- Birch bark -- Birch-bark canoes -- Sports and games -- The Iroquois: The Clans -- The League -- Wampum -- War -- Weapons -- Clothes -- The Village and the longhouse -- Dogs -- Canoes -- Crafts -- Pipes and tobacco -- Festivals -- The Southeastern farmers: Towns -- Clan organization -- Justice -- Marriage -- Children -- Manners and customs -- Trade -- Travel and boats -- Clothing -- Weapons and hunting -- War -- The Square -- Chungke -- The Busk -- Lacrosse -- Natchez royalty -- The Midland -- The Buffalo hunters: Tepees -- Leather and rawhide -- Clothing -- Beadwork -- Food and cooking -- War and magic -- Weapons -- Customs -- Games -- Communication -- West of the Rockies: The Basin Indians / Food / Clothing / Dwellings / Crafts / Weapons and ways -- The Plateau Indians -- California Indians -- The Desert townsmen: Houses -- The People of peace -- Clothing -- Farming -- Storing and grinding corn -- Cooking -- Weapons and hunting -- Domestic animals -- Baskets -- Pottery -- Jewelry -- Weaving -- Government -- Children -- Marriage -- Death -- Music -- Religion -- The Northerners: The Caribou hunters -- The People -- Babiche -- Toboggans -- The Coast townsmen: Indians with whiskers -- Dwellings -- Woodwork -- Boxes and woodenware -- Canoes -- Fishing -- Whaling -- Hunting -- War and weapons -- Clothing -- Shamans -- Wealth and prestige.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Earliest Americans: Flint knapping -- The Desert tradition -- The Spear-thrower -- The Influx continues -- The Basket makers -- The Old towns -- The Mound builders -- The Indians as people: Languages and communication -- Physical characteristics -- Skin decoration -- Health -- The Nature of the Indian -- Manners -- Religion -- The Indian and the white man -- The Woodland hunters: Shelter -- Hunting -- Bows and arrows -- Trapping and woodsmanship -- Fishing -- Food and cooking -- Tannery -- Clothing -- Cradleboards -- Quillwork -- Cordage -- Snowshoes -- Mats, bags, and baskets -- Birch bark -- Birch-bark canoes -- Sports and games -- The Iroquois: The Clans -- The League -- Wampum -- War -- Weapons -- Clothes -- The Village and the longhouse -- Dogs -- Canoes -- Crafts -- Pipes and tobacco -- Festivals -- The Southeastern farmers: Towns -- Clan organization -- Justice -- Marriage -- Children -- Manners and customs -- Trade -- Travel and boats -- Clothing -- Weapons and hunting -- War -- The Square -- Chungke -- The Busk -- Lacrosse -- Natchez royalty -- The Midland -- The Buffalo hunters: Tepees -- Leather and rawhide -- Clothing -- Beadwork -- Food and cooking -- War and magic -- Weapons -- Customs -- Games -- Communication -- West of the Rockies: The Basin Indians / Food / Clothing / Dwellings / Crafts / Weapons and ways -- The Plateau Indians -- California Indians -- The Desert townsmen: Houses -- The People of peace -- Clothing -- Farming -- Storing and grinding corn -- Cooking -- Weapons and hunting -- Domestic animals -- Baskets -- Pottery -- Jewelry -- Weaving -- Government -- Children -- Marriage -- Death -- Music -- Religion -- The Northerners: The Caribou hunters -- The People -- Babiche -- Toboggans -- The Coast townsmen: Indians with whiskers -- Dwellings -- Woodwork -- Boxes and woodenware -- Canoes -- Fishing -- Whaling -- Hunting -- War and weapons -- Clothing -- Shamans -- Wealth and prestige.".