“INTERPRETATIONS OF NATIVE NORTH AMERICAN LIFE” MATERIAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO ETHNOHISTORY Edited by Nassaney and Johnson is a 1st edition-1st Printing with a full number line print book published in 2000 by the University Press of Florida.

This hardcover book, bound in tan quarters, delves into the ethnohistory of Native Americans in North America. With a dust jacket and illustrations gathered by the editors, this original work in English is a valuable addition to any collection focusing on Native American life and society. Perfect for those interested in historical archaeology and the Society of Historical Archaeology. Bringing together the perspectives of archaeologists, ethnohistorians, and art historians.

455 Pages in Three Parts with 15 Chapters & Nine Tables plus Maps showing location of study areas.

ISBN 0-8130-1783-1

✳️VERY GOOD CONDITION with only markings of yellow highlighted “Copyright 2000” on copyright page, yellow highlight of the number “15” on table of contents. No other markings!, sold tight and square binding, less edge wear. Light stains to hinges of front & back, stain to inside front cover.

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