People of the Crimson Evening: Early Papago Life
Released: May 26, 2005
Publisher: University Press of the Pacific
Format: Paperback, 132 pages
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Description:
Papago Indian life in the desert Southwest before the coming of the white man, told through the daily life of a family. The works of Ruth Murray Underhill are generally considered to be the most reliable, readable sources on Papago literature and life presently available.
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