Ethnology of the Indians of northwest Mexico / edited with an introduction by Randall H. McGuire.

Bibl. references: p. xxix-lxiv & includes bibls. - Corrected title page inserted: erroneous title page "Ethnology of northwest Mexico", Garland, 1991. - Contents: Notes on the Indians of Sonora, Mexico (1904) / Ales Hrdlicka; A survey of Indian assimilation in eastern Sonora (1959) / Thomas B. Hinton; The Tepehuan and the other aborigines of the Mexican Sierra Madre occidental (1948) / J. Alden Mason; Notes and observations on the Tepehuan (1952) / J. Alden Mason; Tarahumari life and customs (1894) / Carl Lumholtz; The place of kinship in Tarahumara social organization (1943) / Herbert Passin; Yaqui of Mexico (1889) / A.S. McKenzie; Among the Yaqui Indians in Sonora (1899) / Verona Granville; Notes on the lower Pima (1958) / J. Alden Mason and David M. Brugge; Notes on Seri Indian culture, Sonora, Mexico (1959) / William B. Griffen; The Opata: an inland tribe of Sonora (1950) / Jean B. Johnson; Papago land use west of the Papago Indian Reservation, south of the Gila River and the problem of Sand Papago identity (1953) / Robert K. Thomas; The Arenenos (Sand Papago): interview with Alberto Celaya (1952) / Paul H. Ezell; Selections from Report of the Boundary Commission upon the survey and re-making of the boundary between the United States and Mexico west of the Rio Grande (1898); Flood-water farming (1929) / Kirk Bryan; The Pima Indians of Arizona / F.E. Grossmann.

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