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Peoples Of The Middle Gila: A Documentary History Of The Pimas And Maricopas 1500s–1945 (gila River Indian Community Anthropological Research Papers)

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Full title: Peoples Of The Middle Gila: A Documentary History Of The Pimas And Maricopas 1500s–1945 (gila River Indian Community Anthropological Research Papers)
ISBN: 9780972334747
ISBN 10: 0972334742
Authors: Wilson, John P.
Publisher: Gila River Indian Community
Edition: 1
Num. pages: 340
Binding: Paperback
Language: en
Published on: 2014

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Synopsis

This Latest Volume In The Gila River Indian Community Anthropological Research Papers Series By John P. Wilson Provides A Narrative History Of The Akimel O'odham And Pee Posh Peoples Who Lived Along The Middle Gila River In South Central Arizona. The Manuscript Covers The Period Between Ad 1694 And 1945 For Which Written Documentation Exists, And Is Largely Based On Descriptions That Were Recorded By Explorers, Missionaries, Soldiers, Settlers, And Others Who Traveled Through The Area. The Document Is An Essential Reference For The Historic Period In Southern Arizona, And Considerable Information Is Compiled In This Book That Has Previously Been Unavailable Elsewhere.