Costumes of the Plains Indians - by Clark Wissler

Costumes of the Plains Indian, an important work from 1915, by the famous anthropologist Clark Wissler, is a full-color, comparative study of the forms and distribution of Plains Indian men's shirts, coats and women's dresses featuring specimens in the American Museum of Natural History.

In this modern version, actual color photographs have also been added to supplement many of the original black and white illustrations. Any student wishing to discover tribal and regional characteristics of Plains war shirts, dresses and coats will find this a valuable resource.

64 pages. Produced in an 8.5" x 11" format, it includes 36 detailed color photos. SC.

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