Contributions

  • National Museum of the American Indian - Editor
  • George P. Horse Capture - Editor
  • Emil Her Many Horses - Editor
  • Herman J. Viola - Essayist
  • Emil Her Many Horses - Essayist
and 7 more
  • Linda R. Martin - Essayist
  • Frances Densmore - As told to
  • Sherman Alexie - Poet
  • Linda Hogan - Poet
  • Luci Tapahonso - Poet
  • W. Richard West, Jr. - Introduction
  • Herman J. Viola - Introduction

Publication

2006 - Fulcrum Publishing, Golden, CO

Language

English

Word Count

24,000 words, Guess

Page Count

96 pages

Physical Format

Paperback

Identifiers

and 1 more

Classifications

  • DDC636.100973
  • LCCE98.H55S66 2006

Description

American Indian cultures, especially those of the Great Plains, have a rich relationship with their horses. Far more than a beast of burden, the horse is for Native people a friend and a spiritual companion. Nowhere is this bond more spectacularly illustrated than in the beautiful equipment Native horses wear and the tribal clothing, tools, and other objects that incorporate horse motifs. Filled with photographs of objects from the unparalleled collections of the National Museum of the American Indian, as well as historical photographs of North American Indians and their horses, this book documents the central role horses play in Native cultures. 95 color and black-and-white photographs.

Subjects

Topics

WarWarsPoemsSongsHorsesHuntingHistory

Other Editions

  • Song for the Horse Nation: Horses in Native American CulturesPaperbackFulcrum Publishing2006-01-01

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