Author Description

To an extent much greater than many other tribes and ethnic cultures, the Zunis have maintained their tribal traditions. This book, designed for the general reader, offers an excellent summary of Zuni tribal history, ethnology, archaelogy, and contemporary development. Based on a decade of research, A Zuni Atlas examines forty-four topics, each with a pertinent map and accompanying narrative. Although the authors are not Zunis, the substantive new archaelogical, historical, and ethnohistorical material in this book has been approved by Zuni political and religious leaders.