Ezekiel Holmes: Father of Maine Agriculture

Clarence A. Day

University of Maine Press

Book by Christopher S. Campbell, Fay Hyland

Winter Keys to Woody Plants of Maine

Science & Math

Christopher S. Campbell

Fay Hyland

Biological Sciences

Here Today: Twenty-Five Years of Cartoons

Vic Runtz

Penobscot Man is an ethnographic classic written by an anthropologist trained to reconstruct traditional native American, or Indian, lifeways. When Frank Speck began his fieldwork early in the twentieth century; practitioners of the new field of anthropology witnessed the low point of native populations. Once populous groups had vanished, others were so decimated that only remnants of their traditional behavior remained. The reconstruction of lifestyles, or cultures, prior to the radical changes caused by European contact constituted a major research goal. This book is a representative example of that agenda. As Such it has been widely cited as the authority for Penobscot culture. (book description courtesy of Marketplace seller keymedia)

Penobscot Man

History

Frank G. Speck

Americas

The original 1940 edition of Frank Speck's classic ethnographic study, with thirty additional photographs collected by the author and a new preface by anthropologist David Sanger Please see the University of Maine Press website for details. "Penobscot Man is an ethnographic classic written by an anthropologist trained to reconstruct traditional Native American, or Indian, lifeways. When Frank Speck began his fieldwork early in the twentieth century, practitioners of the new field of anthropology witnessed the low point of native populations. Once populous groups had vanished; others were so decimated that only remnants of their traditional behavior remained. The reconstruction of lifestyles, or cultures, prior to the radical changes caused by European contact constituted a major research goal. This book is a representative example of that agenda." - from the preface by David Sanger

Penobscot man: The life history of a forest tribe in Maine

Frank Gouldsmith Speck

Connie Scovill Small's accounting of her 28 years of lighthouse living with her husband along the Maine &amp; New Hampshire coasts with many photos from the authors collection.

The Lighthouse Keeper's Wife

Connie Scovill Small

Andrea C. Hawkes

Andrea Constantine Hawkes

This concise volume will benefit any reader who wants to learn about Maine's unique heritage.Used as a textbook for Maine Studies classes in many schools, Finding Katahdin: An Exploration of Maine's Past presents an articulate, thoughtful understanding of Maine history in a way that engages students and introduces them to the discipline of historical research and scholarship. Finding Katahdin explores Maine in its various incarnations: as a land of prehistoric hunters and gatherers; a frontier where English, French, and Wabanaki cultures mix and clash; a mecca for a shifting mosaic of loggers, fishermen, farmers, shipbuilders, artists, tourists, and others. Brilliantly written by Amy Hassinger, the narrative is exciting and varied, with sections of dialogue, excerpts from primary source documents, short biographies, and other devices that illuminate the history. The design of the text is graceful and straightforward, augmented with many illustrations of paintings, photographs, maps, and document reproductions.

Finding Katahdin: An exploration of Maine's past

Hassinger, Amy

Reference

The Mirror of Maine: One Hundred Distinguished Books That Reveal the History of the State and the Life of Its People

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Fourteen essays on Maine women's history. "Taken together, their stories enrich our understanding of Maine, of women, and of history". Extensive bibliography & 43 illustrations.

Of Place and Gender: Women in Maine History

Gerard Robichaud's classic novel of Franco-American family life between World Wars in a warm and affecting family album of the fictional Martels of Groveton, Maine.

Papa Martel;

Robichaud, GeÌrard

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