Northern Plains Indians speak out on their reservaton life, spiritual beliefs, and political, economic, social and educational development since the nineteenth century

To Be an Indian; An Oral History.

History

Herbert T. Hoover

Joseph H. Cash

Americas

Holt; Rinehart; Winston

<p>This volume describes the past in South Dakota from prehistory to the outset of the twenty-first century. Some chapters provide new interpretations for topics already evaluated in the historical literature while others present themes not previously addressed in any publications. Sixteen authors include men and women who have earned the greatest recognition for their cultural and historical studies of the northern Great Plains. Accordingly, at the time of publication, the aggregate of their contributions must be regarded as a definitive study.</p>

A New South Dakota History Second Edition

David A. Wolff

Edward P. Hogan

Rex C. Myers

Gary D. Olson

Betti C. VanEpps-Taylor

John E. Miller

Lynwood E. Oyos

Bob Lee

Carol Hoover

Arthur R. Huseboe

Ron Robinson

Michael J. Mullin

The Center for Western Studies

<p>Not many Indian artists recorded first-hand the way of life of the old-time buffalo hunters on the Great Plains. Here, for the first time in print, are presented the full-color drawings of pre-contact Yanktonai Sioux life by artist and teacher John Saul (1878-1971). Saul was born in a tipi on the banks of Crow Creek in what is now central South Dakota. His parents were members of the white Ghost band of Minnesota Sioux who were removed to Dakota Territory after the Minnesota Dakota Conflict of 1862. In their new home, the Yanktonai lived near the Lakota and Yanktons and so adopted many practices common to the tribes that had preceded them on the Plains. Considered by Lakota scholar Martin Brokenleg and American West historian Herbert T. Hoover to be of prime ethnographic significance, these water colors, sponsored by the Works Progress Administration in the early 1940's, depict traditional Sioux religious and social customs, including village games and the making of clothing, footwear, weapons, and parfleche containers.</p>

Yanktonai Sioux Water Colors: Cultural Remembrances of John Saul

Arts & Photography

Martin Brokenleg

Individual Artists

Center for Western Studies

Bon Homme County history

Carol Goss Hoover

Dottee Blaha

H.T. Hoover

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