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Many Nations: An Alphabet of Native America

Joseph Bruchac - Personal Name;

From Anishinable artists making birch bark bowls to zuni elders saying prayersof thanks at the end of the day, the beauty and divesity of Native American cultures are revealed in this stunningly illustrated alphabet book


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Call Number
970.3 BRU
Publisher
New York : Scholastic., 2004
Collation
NF BAS
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
043963590x
Classification
NFA BRU
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Media Type
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-
Edition
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Subject(s)
Indian
Alphabet
nations
native America
cultures
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