2013 Cowboys, Cameras & Coins

c1874-Lot of 20, ranging in size from 7” x 3.5” to 7” x 4.5.” Low to medium contrast and focus is sharp. Some wear. The stereo views show the Native P

c1950s-A smaller rug consisting of a dark brown, light brown and natural color border, enclosing a central pattern of stacked diamonds surrounded by s

c1900-1950s-Native American. This coiled polychrome basket is typical in style, weave and design to those of Washoe weavers. A beautiful tightly woven

No Date-Native American. A large flat-bottomed storage basket measuring 22” across. The bottom center where the weaver began her work is a 4 x 6” flat

1911-Handbook of American Indian Languages. Part I. Boas, Franz. Bulletin 40 (1911). One of the most notable developers of the field of anthropology,

1887-Includes papers on the following: 1) Introduction by J.W. Powell with accompanying reports from field work completed 1883-1884, mainly mound expl

1908, 1911, 1919, 1960, 1966-Lot of 5. 1) Physiological and Medical Observations Among the Indians of the Southwestern United States and Northern Mexi

-The Yokuts are a member of the Penutian language family, and are closely related to the Maidu, Miwok and Wintu. The Yokuts lived in the San Joaquin V

1955, 1960-Lot of 2. 1) The Horse in Blackfoot Indian Culture. Ewers, John C. Bulletin 159. Ewers became interested in Plains Indians (specifically th

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