The Tree that never dies : oral history of the Michigan Indians
Publication Information
Grand Rapids, Mich. : Grand Rapids Public Library, c1978.
Physical Description
169 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Notes
All materials used in compiling this book were taken from taped interviews with Chippewa, Ottawa, and Potawatomi Indians of Michigan.
Includes index.
Contents
- Lifeways--Crafts: Black ash baskets
- Quill boxes
- Canoes
- Early lifeways: Hunting
- Trapping
- Fishing
- Indian diet: Food preservation
- Food preparation, sample recipes
- Changing lifeways: Occupations
- Housing
- Lumbering
- Farming
- Education: Parochial schools
- Public schools
- Government schools
- Higher Education: Footnotes for education
- Beliefs and stories: Medicine
- Medicine lodge
- Herbal Medicines
- Sweat lodge
- Bearwalk
- Feasts
- Wakes
- Cemeteries
- Two chiefs: Cobmoosa
- Pawbame
- Storytelling (Cont.)
- Contents continued: History: Summary
- Contemporary views
- Hunting and fishing rights
- Indian-White relations
- Social services
- Pow-wows
- Appendix I: Indian fry bread recipe
- Suggested readings
- Index.