Indigenous peoples books

Uncover the powerful story of a nation whose courage reshaped history. Few people know how deep the roots of the...  Read More >>

There is more evidence of a Tartarian Empire than the so-called Dark Ages, the Roman Empire, Atlantis, Lemuria,...  Read More >>

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Cultivating cross-cultural partnerships, the volume explores Indigenous food systems and planetary health through...  Read More >>

A thought-provoking collection of essays that re-examines key controversies surrounding Custer and the Battle of...  Read More >>

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After the Rain documents the creative processes of 10 contemporary art projects commissioned for the National Gallery...  Read More >>

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Flourishing Feasts is the first book to explore the socioreligious history of the Zhaijiao, “vegetarian sects,”...  Read More >>

Indigenous and tribal communities often make claims to territory citing their longstanding ties to the land. Since...  Read More >>

A breathtaking and epic exploration of the transforming Arctic.  Read More >>

Indigenous and tribal communities often make claims to territory citing their longstanding ties to the land. Since...  Read More >>

""A haunting, quietly devastating excavation of a story we should all know but don’t: how a surfing legend became...  Read More >>

Rancho del Llano Seco, an original 1844 Mexican land grant, stands as the last intact Mexican rancho in California...  Read More >>

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A powerful Creek historical memoir exposing how one family's land, wealth, and lives were taken during the Allotment...  Read More >>

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Lauren Derby explores storytelling traditions between the people of Haiti and the Dominican Republic, focusing on...  Read More >>