John R. Swanton
Author of The Indian tribes of North America
About the Author
John R. Swanton (1873-1958) was a seminal figure in the study of southeastern Native peoples, with more than thirty books to his credit James T. Carson is an assistant professor of history at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario
Image credit: From John Swanton biographical memoir, National Academy of Sciences, 1960.
Works by John R. Swanton
Indian tribes of the lower Mississippi Valley and adjacent coast of the Gulf of Mexico (1911) 28 copies
A structural and lexical comparison of the Tunica, Chitimacha, and Atakapa languages (1976) 5 copies
Anthropology in North America 4 copies
Aboriginal culture of the Southeast 2 copies
"The Landing Place of De Soto," 2 copies
The Wineland Voyages 1 copy
"California," 1 copy
Part of the Purtell Map Compiled not later than 1770 in the interest of British Indian Trade. 1 copy
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The Indian Tribes of North America Smithsonian Inst. Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 145 by John R. Swanton
Index, with this particular feature: Look up the name of any one of the 50 States and find a LIST of the tribes in that region.
Provides cultural information, population, "History", and where the tribe and its neighbors believed they came from. Little or no "pre-history" or archeology. (For example, that the siksik (blackfeet) once raised corn but reverted to buffalo hunting and within a very few generations no longer had a cultural memory of agriculture.)
Contains a large placement map.
Provides cultural information, population, "History", and where the tribe and its neighbors believed they came from. Little or no "pre-history" or archeology. (For example, that the siksik (blackfeet) once raised corn but reverted to buffalo hunting and within a very few generations no longer had a cultural memory of agriculture.)
Contains a large placement map.
This kind of original text of myth, along with translation is of greatest importance for our American heritage!!! Please, if anybody has other material of genuine myth texts, I need them!!!! Ones from languages all over the Americas. With these myths we can help preserve the Native American languages in a real way.
The Indian Tribes of North America (Bulletin (Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology), 145.) by John R. Swanton
This book contains Maps of various tribal lands, Early American history, names and locations from all over North America
Detailed historical source material on the history of the Caddo indians. Most sources are from the Spanish missions of the 1600s and 1700s.
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