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New Books on Native Peoples

        Here are the most recent books on Native Peoples acquired by the
University of Pittsburgh's Hillman Library.  Although most titles are new,
several are new reprints of older works.

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        IN THE WAKE OF CONTACT : BIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO CONQUEST /
by Clark Spencer Larsen.  New York : Wiley-Liss, 1994.

        MANIFEST MANNERS : POSTINDIAN WARRIORS OF SURVIVANCE / by
Gerald Vizenor.  Hanover, NH : University Press of New England, 1994.

        DISCOVERING COMANCHE HEALTH BELIEFS USING ETHNOGRAPHIC
TECHNIQUES / by Anne Walendy Davis.  1992.

        ALASKA NATIVE FOOD PRACTICES, CUSTOMS, AND HOLIDAYS / by Karen
Halderson.  Chicago : American Dietetic Association, 1993.

        TIME AMONG THE NAVAJO : TRADITIONAL LIFEWAYS ON THE REWSERVATION /
by Kathy Eckles Hooker.  Santa Fe : Museum of New Mexico Press, 1991.

        NAVAHO LEGENDS / collected and translated by Washington Matthews.
Salt Lake City : University of Utah Press, 1897, 1994.

        BLACKFEET AND BUFFALO : MEMORIES OF LIFE AMONG THE INDIANS / by
James W. Schultz.  Norman : University of Oklaoma Press, 1966,1988.

        BACKWARD CLASSES OF CONTEMPORARY INDIA / by Andre Beteille.  New York;
Delhi : Oxford University Press, 1992.

        ABORIGINAL WOMEN AND VIOLENCE : A REPORT FOR THE CRIMINOLOGY RESEARCH
COUNCIL AND THE NORTHERN TERRITORY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE / by Audrey Bolger.
Australian National University, 1991.

        TREATIES OF CANADA WITH THE INDIANS OF MANITOBA AND THE NORTH-WEST
TERRITORIES, INCLUDING THE NEGOTIATIONS ON WHICH THEY WERE BASED, AND OTHER
INFORMATION RELATING THEREFORE / by Alexander Morris.  Saskatoon, Saskatchewan :
Fifth house Publishers, 1880, 1991.

        TANGLED WEBS OF HISTORY : INDIANS AND THE LAW IN CANADA'S PACIFIC
COAST FISHERIES / by Dianne Newell.  Toronto : University of Toronto Press,
1993.

        WE'VE BEEN HERE BEFORE : WOMEN IN CREATION MYTHS AND CONTEMPORARY
LITERATURE OF THE NATIVE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST / by Maria Moss.  Hamburg, Germany
: Lit, Munster, 1993.

        PEACEFUL PEOPLES : A BIBLIOGRAPHY / by Bruce Bonta.  Metuchen, NJ :
Scarecrow Press, 1993.

        WOMEN IN VANUATU : A BIBLIOGRAPHY / by SOnja Boersma.  Port Vila,
Vanuatu : Vanuatu National Council of Women, Festival Information and
Publication Committee, 1991.


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Lisa A. Mitten                                  207 Hillman Library
Social Sciences Bibliographer                   University of Pittsburgh
FAX:  412-648-1245                              Pittsburgh, PA  15260
Internet:  lmitten@vms.cis.pitt.edu             412-648-7723
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