Deward E. Walker

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL245624A

Top Subjects

Idaho (5)
Indians of North America (4)
Nez Percé Indians (2)
Indians of North America -- Idaho (2)
Tricksters (2)
Coyote (Legendary character) (2)
Nez Percé Indians -- Folklore (2)

Books by Deward E. Walker

Total count: 18

Schismatic factionalism and the development of Nez Perce pentecostalism.

1964-01-01
A survey of Nez Perce religion

Board of National Missions1964-01-01
Mutual cross-utilization of economic resources in the plateauan example from aboriginal Nez Perce fishing practices

Washington State University, Laboratory of Anthropology1967-01-01
An examination of American Indian reaction to proposals of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for general legislation, 1967

Dept. of Anthropology, Washington State University1967-01-01
Conflict and Schism in Nez Perce Acculturation

Washington State University Press1968-01-01
Conflict and schism in Nez Percé acculturationa study of religion and politics

Washington State University Press1968-01-01
The emergent native Americansa reader in culture contact

Little, Brown1971-01-01
American Indians of Idaho

University of Idaho?1971-01-01
Noon nee-me-poo (We, the Nez Perces)culture and history of the Nez Perces1st ed.

Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho1973-01-01
Anthropological guide for the Coulee Dam national recreation area

Laboratory of Anthropology, University of Idaho1977-01-01
Indians of Idaho

University Press of Idaho1978-01-01
Myths of Idaho Indians

University Press of Idaho1980-01-01
Blood of the monsterthe Nez Perce coyote cycle

High Plains Pub Co1994-01-01
Lemhi Shoshone-Bannock reliance on anadromous and other fish resources

Bureau of Land Management, Idaho State Office]1994-01-01
Nez Perce coyote talesthe myth cycleOklahoma paperbacks ed.

University of Oklahoma Press1998-01-01
Estimated radiation doses to Yakama tribal fishermenan application of the Columbia River dosimetry model developed for the Hanford Environmental Dose Reconstruction Project

Walker Research Group, Ltd.1999-01-01
Festschrift in honor of Max G. Pavesic

JONA2012-01-01
An ethnographic assessment of some cultural landscapes in southern Wyoming and Idaho

Northwest Anthropology2015-01-01