"Wyandot Government, A Short Study of Tribal Society" by John Wesley Powell, presents a detailed examination of the social organization and tribal government of the Wyandot Indians. Originally published as part of the Bureau of American Ethnology's research, this study offers invaluable insights into the Wyandot, a significant Native American tribe. Powell's work explores the intricate structure of Wyandot society, shedding light on their unique customs and governance.
This meticulously prepared print edition makes Powell's classic ethnological study accessible to those interested in the history and culture of Indigenous peoples. A vital resource for anyone studying Native American history, anthropology, or social sciences, this book provides a foundational understanding of the Wyandot people and their place in American history. Readers will gain a deeper appreciation for the complexities of their tribal government and the rich tapestry of their cultural heritage.
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