TABLE OF CONTENTS John Wesley Powell's anthropological fieldwork, by Don D. Fowler and Catherine S. Fowler The archeology of the Canyon Country, by Robert C. Euler The ethnography of the Canyon Country, by Don D. Fowler and Catherine S. Fowler Extracts from John Wesley Powell's notes on the Indians Means of subsistence ILLUSTRATIONS FRONTISPIECE. John Wesley Powell and Southern Paiute Indians. FIGURES 16. Photographs showing: 1. Kaibab Paiute Indians2. Powell meeting with Kaibab Paiutes 3. The Powell-Ingalls Special Commission meeting with Southern Paiutes 4. Naches, one of Powell's Northern Paiute informants 5. Southern Paiute women wearing Ute dresses 6. Powell with Ute woman and a posed group of Kaibab Paiute men 7. Map showing distribution of the archeological cultures of the Canyon Country and Great Basin 8. Photograph showing ruin on ledge near mouth of White Canyon, Utah 9. Map showing eastern part of Grand Canyon Ariz 1014. Photographs showing: 10. Kayenta Anasazi masonry structure opposite Unkar Creek11. Ruins at the mouth of Bright Angel Creek 12. Ruins at the confluence of Crystal Creek and the Colorado River 13. Ruins above mouth of Shinumo Canyon 14. Ruins along Tapeats Creek 15. Map showing distribution of historic tribes of the Canyon Country and Great Basin 1618. Photographs showing: 16. Tapeats, one of Powell's Southern Paiute informants17. Kaibab Paiute camp on Kaibab Plateau 18. Kaibab Paiute woman working with metate and mano, grinding seeds into meal
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