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Books
Many of the books listed below can be purchased through Amazon.com. Those that are available for purchase are linked through to Amazon from here so you can buy it straight away. We believe that Amazon probably have the best prices unless you look through EBay listings where you may find one for a better price. The rarer books are quite expensive so it may be worth looking through garage sales or flea markets to find those. If you find a better source do please let me know so that I can link to it.
Pottery books
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Maria,
by Richard L. Spivey. 1979, second printing 1981. Northland Publishing. |
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Maria, The Potter of San Ildefonso,
by Alice Marriott. 1948. First edition. University of Oklahoma Press. |
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Maria Montoya Martinez, Master Potter,
by Elsie Karr Kreischer, Pelican Pub. (Ages 9-12) |
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Tending the Fire: The Story of Maria Martinez,
by Juddi Morris, Rising Moon (Northland) (Ages 9-12) |
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Maria Making Pottery: The Story Of Famous American Indian Potter Maria Martinez
by Hazel Hyde |
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Contemporary Pueblo and Navajo Pottery
by Berger and Schiffer. |
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Southern Pueblo Pottery: 2,000 Artist Biographies
by Dr. Gregory Schaaf |
Ballet, Politics, Film-makers, Beauty, Misc.
Books about Susan La Flesche
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Homeward the Arrow's Flight: The Story of Susan La Flesche,
(Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte)
by Marion Marsh Brown |
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Native American Doctor:
The Story of Susan La Flesche Picotte.
by Ferris, J. (1991). |
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Susan La Flesche Picotte M.D.
Omaha Indian Leader & Reformer
by Benson Tong |
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A Doctor to Her People
Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte
by J.L. Wilkerson |
Read the Books about Susette La Flesche and her family
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Susette La Flesche
by Marion Marsh Brown
Childrens Press, 1992, ISBN: 0516032771 |
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Iron Eye's Family:
The Children of Joseph La Flesche
by Norma Kidd Green |
Wilma Mankiller
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Wilma Mankiller
by Linda Lowery
Grades 2-4-
A competent, easy-to-read biography of the first woman chief of the Cherokee Nation
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Wilma Mankiller: Chief of the Cherokee Nation
by Pamela Dell
Ages 9-12
Library Binding: 112 pagesPublisher: Compass Point Books (May 2006) |
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Wilma Mankiller: Leader of the Cherokee Nation
by Della A. Yannuzzi
Grade 6-9? As a highly successful chief and as the first contemporary female Indian leader to achieve her status, Mankiller has become a role model for many young people. |
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A Brief Interview with Chief Mankiller.
Harris, Jo D.Lewiston, Idaho: Confluence Press in association with Women's Action Committee, Lewis-Clark State College, 1996. |
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The Reader's Campanion to U.S. Women's History.
Mink, Gwendolyn, Marysa Navarro, and Gloria Steinem, editors. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1998. |
Sarah Winnemucca
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Sarah Winnemucca,
by Sally Zanjani.
University of Nebraska Press: Lincoln and London, 2001. |
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Chief Sarah : Sarah Winnemucca's Fight for Indian Rights
by Dorothy Nafus Morrison |
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Sarah Winnemucca: Northern Paiute Writer and Diplomat
by Ellen Scordato (1992) |
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Three Amercian Indian Women: Pocahontas, Sacajawea,
Sarah Winnemucca of the Northern Paiutes
by Grace Steele Woodward, Harold P. Howard, Gae Whitney Canfield (1995) |
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Life Among the Piutes[sic]: Their Wrongs and Claims,
published in 1883 |
Sand Creek
Miscellaneous
Indigenous American Women : Decolonization, Empowerment, Activism
By Mihesuah, Devon A.
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More books will be added, so please come back. |
