Hardback.  116 pages.  Good condition.  Cat No 5089

Detailed instructional booklet on how to build a large canoe using traditional tribal methods.  Illustrated.  Paperback.  46 pages.  Good condition.  Cat No 5066

A guide to the society, the culture, the traditional customs, and the archaeology of the indigenous people of Kings Canyon east of Fresno in California.  Includes a bibliography.  Paperback.  56 pages.  Good condition.  Cat No 4772

The growth of the international market for indigenous art forms has created a threat to the communities that produce them.  This book focuses on the complex effects of the primitive art market and the private and institutional collecting on the vibrant art traditions of Indonesia.

A lengthy report on the study conducted by exploratory expeditions to Alaska in 1949 where ethnological research, including contact with elder indigenous peoples, is combined with small scale archaeological collection of tools and ornaments.

A comprehensive illustrated guide to traditional Maori arts and crafts - carving, dyes and tatoos, painted patterns, wall panels, weaving, and basket work.  Hardback.   160 pages.  In good clean condition.  Cat No 4739  

An exhibition catalogue of ceremonial textile hangings, banners and skirt fabrics from Indonesia employing traditional dyes and weaving techniques to produce patterns of intricate and unique design.

A history of Tibet and its remarkable landscape followed by sections on folk art, ancient medicinal texts, astronomy, the art and scriptures of Buddhist religion, temple architecture, and Tibetan theatre and handicrafts.  Illustrated throughout with many colour photographs.

Catalogue of a photographic exhibition held at the Royal Geographical Society, whose photographs capture local peoples and their cultural traditions in intimate detail, focussing on three disparate geographical regions – Gondar, Harar, and little known Borana.  Paperback.

An album of 80 superb b&w photographs of the forest pygmies of the southern Central African Republic taken during a single expedition by prize-winning photogapher Benard Descamps.