American Woodland Indians (Men-at-Arms, 228)
A concise reference on the dress, equipment, and organization of Native American woodland tribes from early European contact through the 18th century.
About This Book
American Woodland Indians examines the material culture and military organization of Native American tribes in the eastern woodlands.
The book provides an overview of tribal groups, their traditional clothing, weapons, and social structures.
Illustrations and descriptions focus on the period of early European contact through the 18th century.
Intended as a reference for historians, reenactors, and modelers interested in Native American warfare and daily life.
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