Adolf Hungrywolf Livres

An inspired collection of special stories recorded from the Old People who heard them as children and passed them down.

Focusing on the rich traditions of native childhood, this book shares captivating narratives about various customs such as naming ceremonies, birthing practices, and puberty initiations. The author draws from over thirty years of personal experience raising his children within the Blackfoot community, while also incorporating archival materials from other tribes like the Winnebago and Navajo. Enhanced by over forty vintage photographs and illustrations, the book highlights the importance of family, spiritual practices, and a deep connection to nature in traditional native cultures.

This title is filled with descriptions and instructions for making traditional native-styles of dresses, shirts, beadwork, hair accessories, moccasins, and jewelry. Enjoy rare vintage photographs of Native American people in their favorite clothes and learn to make authentic looking items.

Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing many of these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

The main purpose of this book is to present a volume of cultural information and historical facts about several neighbouring tribes living in and around the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia, Alberta and Montana. It is especially intended as a handy reference for younger members of those tribes, who see a lot of educational material about the rest of the world, but not so much about their own. This illustrated handbook with photographs, maps, charts and historical data, includes the following groups: Blackfoot Confederacy, (Kainah, Pikunni, Siksika), Sarcee, Stoney, Kootenay, Flathead-Salish plus Treaties.

Ein junger Deutscher wird von den Indianern im Reservat adoptiert. Er erzählt von seinem Leben bei den Schwarzfussindianern.