Southwest, New
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Here are entered works on that part of the United States which roughly corresponds to the old Spanish province of New Mexico, including present Arizona, New Mexico, southern Colorado, Utah, Nevada, and California.Found in 69 Collections and/or Records:
Indian Christianity and Religion, 1968-1987
Magazine articles from Arizona Highways “Tumacacori”, 1968; Penthouse “Cultural Genocide”; newspaper articles from Tri – Valley Dispatch “Miracle at Casa Grande Ruins?”; Tri – Valley Dispatch “Mysterious Blue Lady Provides Mexican Lore”, 1987.
Indian library indexes
Numbered index sheets.
Indian Magna Carta Writ in Wampum Belts, 1925
Photocopy of a page New York Times Magazine “Indian Magna Carta Writ in Wampum Belts”, 1925.
Indian Medicine, 1971
A magazine article from Prevention “The Indians Understood Healthful Living”, 1971; photocopy excerpt of “Rolling Thunder", by Doug Boyd; miscellaneous hand written notes.
Indian Symbolism
Typed handouts titled “Fetish Pots or Jars”; “The Heartline”; “Fetishes”.
Indian Trader publication, 1980
Photocopies of the Indian Trader Publications “A prophecy for Easter”, 1980; “The Pueblo Revolt”, 1980; “The Hopis are Coming! The Hopis are Coming!”, 1980; “The Furor Over Fake Silver”, 1980.
Indian Trader publication, 1981-1982
Photocopies of the Indian Trader Publications “The Flourishing Sand Painting Market”, 1981; “The Many Talents of Marvin Toddy”, 1982; “The Traders in Buckskin”, 1982.
Indian Trader publication, 1980-1981
The Indian Traders titled “Medicinemen win fight for rights”, 1980; “The limA copy of The Indian Trader “Indian leaders take aim at Carter, Reagan and Anderson”, 1980; “The Seri controversy”, Volume 11, number 13, 1980; “Demand increasing for Momaday prints”, 1980; “Investing in prints: The pros and cons”, Volume 12, number 4, 1981; “Navajo Pottery Wins New Appreciation”, 1980.
Indian Village
Materials include: a magazine article “Indian Culture Again Flourishes in the Grand River Valley”; photocopy of “Indian Villages 1830: Michigan Territory, Indians , Ohio, Map 25”; newspaper article from the Grand Rapids Press “Mission Tradition”, 1978.
Indians of American Continent, 1971-1994
Magazine articles from National Geographic Magazine “Beluga White Whale of the North”, 1994; “The Living Magic of Indian Art”; Argosy “Last of the Kalapalos”; Argosy “First Visit to Three Forbidden Cities”, 1971; Alaska “How the Chugach People Got Their Name”, 1999; Argosy “Yankee Pioneers in Guatemala Find Lost Mayan City”, 1971; newspaper article “Indian elders share wisdom wisdom cite prophecy at gathering”; a map from National Geographic Magazine “Indians of North America”, 1972.