| Description |
1 online resource (433 p.) |
| Contents |
Intro -- Contents -- Editor's Preface -- Part I. Background -- 1. Arizona -- 2. Indian Claims Commission -- 3. Maps -- Part II. Tribal Elder Mike Harrison Asks for Yavapai History -- 4. Anthropologist Meets the Yavapai -- Part III. The Yavapai: A General Ethnographic Outline -- 5. Ethnic Identity, Language and Territory -- 6. The Spaniards Save History -- 7. Prehistory -- 8. Population -- 9. Yavapai: Tolkepaya, Wipukpa, Yavepe, Kewevkepaya -- 10 Bordering Tribes -- 11. Anglo-Americans Enter -- Part IV. What the White People's Documents Say -- 12. Extermination Policy -- 13. Mistaken Identity |
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14. Bows and Arrows against Pistols and Rifles -- 15. Under Military Orders for 40 Years -- 16. One More Armed Invasion in the 20th Century -- Part V. Oral History of the Yavapai -- 17. The White People Meet the Yavapai -- 18. The Land the White People Let Us Have -- 19. When Everything Began -- 20. Other Tribes -- 21. Pray, Sing, Dance, Heal -- 22. John Williams, My Life (1904-1983) -- 23. Shelter, Food, Clothing, Hunting -- 24. How We Lived Together -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Acknowledgments -- Index |
| Summary |
Posthumous publication of a manuscript completed by anthropologist Sigrid Khera, who began working in March 1974 with Mike Harrison and John Williams, Yavapai elders from the Fort McDowell reservation, to record the tribe's history |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
| Subject |
Yavapai Indians.
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Yavapai Indians
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Williams, John
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Khera, Sigrid
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Butler, Carolina C
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| ISBN |
9780816549191 |
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0816549192 |
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