Taylor Trade Publishing
Pages: 238
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Trim: 5½ x 8½
978-1-55622-895-7 • Paperback • September 2003 • $18.95 • (£14.99)
978-1-4616-2569-8 • eBook • September 2003 • $17.99 • (£13.99)
Daniel J. Gelo is professor of anthropology and interim dean at the University of Texas, San Antonio. He has conducted field research with, and frequently lectures on, Texas Indians and is the author of numerous journal and encyclopedia articles on American Indians. He lives in San Antonio with is wife and two sons.
Wayne J. Pate has been a professional educator in Texas for more than thirty years. The author of a historical novel about the Comanche in prereservation days, he has extensive experience with the process of identifying historically significant sites for Native Americans. A native of Denver City, Texas, he now lives "abroad" in Houston.
This unconventional account of the people who inhabited the Lone Star State is packed with history, local legend, entertaining folklore and photos.
— Austin American Statesman
A compact yet nicely detailed guide to trails, landmarks, camsites and other locations important to the histories of the 19 Indian tribes that once inhabited Texas.
— Si Dunn; The Dallas Morning News
Offers information about ancient travel routes, campsites, and landmarks, hoping to "preserve the Native American part of Texas history."
— Reese Vaughn; Victoria Advocate