The Southeastern Indians
Knoxville, TN: University of Tennessee Press, [1976]. 5th Printing - 1989.
Carefully used; Spine modestly sunned; over-opened at page 478-479 with a pen mark in the margin of 478. We saw no other markings. 9.25 inches tall; 573 pages with Chapter Notes, Bibliography and Index. In-text and full page illustrations.
Charles M. Hudson’s The Southeastern Indians (University of Tennessee Press, 1976) is a landmark synthesis of the cultures, lifeways, and histories of the native peoples of the Southeast, including the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, and others. Drawing on archaeology, ethnohistory, and colonial sources, Hudson presents a comprehensive and still influential overview of indigenous social structures, belief systems, and the impact of European contact.
Subjects: Southeastern United States Indians; Precontact & colonial native culture; Social organization & belief systems; Indigenous art, ceremony, music; Contact & removal history in the Southeast; Archaeology of Southeastern tribes; Ethnohistory, Cultural anthropology, Regional Native American studies.
Item #21085
ISBN: 0870492489
Price: $30.00
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