Warren King Moorehead Livres

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First published in 1917, The Bird-Stone Ceremonial is a pioneering work of archaeology and anthropology, documenting the ceremonial practices of the ancient Ohio Valley culture known as the Mound Builders. The book includes detailed descriptions and illustrations of ceremonial objects such as the titular bird-stones, as well as discussions of the cultural significance and religious beliefs underlying these objects. This edition includes a new introduction by a contemporary archaeologist, placing Moorehead's work in its historical context and assessing its lasting contributions to the field.

As one of the pioneering studies of American archaeology, Certain Peculiar Earthworks near Andover Massachusetts remains a landmark text in the field. With meticulous attention to detail and rigorous scientific analysis, this book presents a comprehensive account of the earthworks found in Andover and their significance for understanding the ancient history of the region. Whether you're an amateur archaeologist or a professional scholar, this book is an essential resource for understanding the origins and development of American civilization.

Wanneta the Sioux is a classic Western tale of love and adventure. Set against the backdrop of the Great Plains, this novel tells the story of Wanneta, a young Sioux woman, and her romance with a rugged cowboy. Full of action, drama, and romance, this book is a must-read for fans of the Western genre.