American Indian Archival Material: A Guide to Holdings in the Southeast

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"An attempt to satisfy the tremendous need for a comprehensive guide to archival material relating to Indians. Repositories are listed under the town in which they are located. Towns are grouped by state and arranged alphabetically. Information on each repository includes address and telephone number, hours, access, copying facilities, a brief description of Indian material, and titles of published guides to the collections. There is also a subject index. ... [The compilers] have done an admirable job. Scholars who work in the field of Indian history will find this guide extremely useful."-Georgia Historical Quarterly
An attempt to satisfy the tremendous need for a comprehensive guide to archival material relating to Indians. Repositories are listed under the town in which they are located. Towns are grouped by state and arranged alphabetically. Information on each repository includes address and telephone number, hours, access, copying facilities, a brief description of Indian material, and titles of published guides to the collections. There is also a subject index. ... [The compilers] have done an admirable job. Scholars who work in the field of Indian history will find this guide extremely useful.-Georgia Historical Quarterly

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RON CHEPESIUK is the author of 18 books including Hard Target: The U.S.'s War with International Drug Trafficking, 1982-1997 and War on Drugs: An International Encyclopedia. He has also published more than 2,000 newspaper and magazine articles that have appeared in such publications as USA Today, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times Syndicate, Modern Maturity, and others. He is a Fulbright Scholar and teaches writing in the Journalism Program for the Extension Division of the University of California, Los Angeles.