A collection of American Indian myths and legends illustrating the customs and values of the traditional Indian way of life.

Spirits, Heroes, & Hunters from North American Indian Mythology

Literature & Fiction

Wood, Marion

Mythology & Folk Tales

Schocken

Maps and text offer information on the cultures and histories of native groups in both North and South America.

Ancient America (Cultural Atlas for Young People)

Children's Books

History

Checkmark Books

A historical survey of the native cultures in both North and Latin America. It includes Eskimo life, the Aztec Empire, Machu Picchu, Hopi rituals and the Maya civilization. Climate and vegetation are examined as well as the ancient cultures.

Cultural Atlas of Ancient America (Cultural Atlases for Young People)

Facts on File, Inc.

Cultural Atlas for Young People (Cultural Atlases for Young People)

Education & Reference

FACTS ON FILE+

Williams,Brian

Instructs readers not just about the geography and history of ancient peoples, but how geography and history influenced daily life, language and lore, and art and architecture for bygone civilizations.

Ancient Maya & Aztec Civilizations (Cultural Atlas for Young People)

Teen & Young Adult

Chelsea House Pub

Describes the daily life of the Aztecs, discussing life in the city, life in the country, education, food and drink, and other aspects

Growing Up in Aztec Times

Troll Communications Llc

Describes and illustrates religious art, customs, beliefs, and legends prevalent in the Indian cultures of the United States and Canada

North American Indian Mythology (Library of the World's Myths and Legends)

Burland, Cottie Arthur

Peter Bedrick Books

Celebrate and explore the diversity of Native American cultures in this superbly illustrated gift book.
The North America ‘discovered’ by Christopher Columbus in 1492 was actually home to millions of people across the continent. Through lively, informative text and detailed reconstructions, find out how these different peoples adapted to their individual surroundings – how the Plains Indians depended on the great buffalo for food and raw materials, which tribes lived in dome-shaped wigwams and which tribes wore snowshoes in the winter.
Complete with detailed maps, glossary, index, and a suggested reading section, this book is the perfect introduction to the fascinating and diverse cultures of the native Americans.

Native Americans

Biographies

Peter Bedrick

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