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Ruth M. Underhill

14 books found

Cover of Antelope Singer by Ruth M. Underhill

Antelope Singer by Ruth M. Underhill

Ruth M. Underhill · First published 1965

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Cover of Anthropologist's Arrival

Anthropologist's Arrival

Ruth M. Underhill, Chip Colwell, Stephen E. Nash · First published 2014

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Cover of Rainhouse & ocean

Rainhouse & ocean

Underhill, Ruth Murray, Donald M. Bahr, Baptisto Lopez, Jose Pancho, David López · First published 1997

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Cover of The Navajos (Civilization of American Indian)

The Navajos (Civilization of American Indian)

Ruth M. Underhill · First published 1983

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Cover of Rainhouse and ocean

Rainhouse and ocean

Underhill, Ruth Murray, Ruth M. Underhill, Donald M. Bahr, Baptisto Lopez, Jose Pancho, David López · First published 1979

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Singing for power

Ruth M. Underhill · First published 1968

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Cover of Ceremonial Patterns in the Greater Southwest [bound with] Factionalism in Isleta Pueblo

Ceremonial Patterns in the Greater Southwest [bound with] Factionalism in Isleta Pueblo

Ruth M. and David H. French UNDERHILL · First published 1948

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Cover of Red man's religion

Red man's religion

Ruth M. Underhill · First published 1965

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Cover of Antelope Singer

Antelope Singer

Ruth M. Underhill · First published 1961 · Latest edition 1963

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Cover of Red man's America

Red man's America

Ruth M. Underhill · First published 1953

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People of the crimson evening

Ruth M. Underhill · First published 1951

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Indians of the Pacific Northwest

Ruth M. Underhill · First published 1945

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Pueblo crafts

Ruth M. Underhill · First published 1944

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Here come the Navaho!

Ruth M. Underhill

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