People in Twilight: Vanishing and Changing CulturesDiscusses the effects of modern technology on the culture of primitive peoples around the world, including the American Indians, Australian Aborigines, Eskimos, Lapps, and African Bushmen. |
Contents
Preface | 9 |
PRAIRIE PLAIN FOREST | 23 |
LAND OF THE NORTHERN LIGHTS | 63 |
Copyright | |
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Aborig Aborigines Ainu Alaska Alaskan natives Aleuts American Indians AMERICAN MUSEUM ancient animals Arctic arrived Australian Australian Aborigine Bantu became become believed birds bison boat built Bushmen called canoes cargo Cargo Cult caribou ceremonies chiefs Christian cities clothing coast common Cook COURTESY culture Daisy Bates dance desert disease Eskimos fish forest gods grass hair Hawaii Hawaiian houses hundred hunters hunting islands Japanese Jivaros Kamehameha kapu Kauai killed king labor land Lapps Liliuokalani live Lono Makahiki Manus meat miles missionaries modern MUSEUM OF NATURAL NATURAL HISTORY Navaho Nez Perce numbers Pacific population priests primitive Pueblo Pygmies reindeer religion rituals sacred settlers ships skin society songs South spears spirit sticks stone survive territory thousand Tlingit totem pole trade tradition trees tribal tribes United vanished villages visited whale white man's women Yapese young Zuñi