Plains Indians: Dog Soldiers, Bear Men and Buffalo Women

The book is in fair condition with a worn dust jacket showing visible tears and edge wear. As an ex-library edition, it contains library stamps and markings. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book's durability despite cosmetic wear.

"Plains Indians: Dog Soldiers, Bear Men and Buffalo Women" by Thomas E. Mails is a comprehensive exploration of the rich cultural heritage of the Plains Indians. Published by Bonanza Books in 1985, this reprint edition is a hardcover volume that delves into the intricate rites, ceremonies, and societal structures of the indigenous peoples of the Great Plains. Originally published in 1973 by Galahad Books, this edition continues to offer valuable insights into Native American history and anthropology. Thomas E. Mails, both author and illustrator, brings authenticity and depth to the subject matter with his detailed illustrations and thorough research. This copy, an ex-library edition, is distinguished by its unique historical context and is a valuable addition for collectors interested in indigenous studies. The book is in fair condition, with a worn dust jacket and visible library markings, reflecting its journey through time.