games

Describes the games and toys of the pre-Columbian Indians of North America and discusses how they reflect the cultural similarities and differences of various tribes.

A collection of 150 simple games that were once played by Native American tribes.

Provides instructions for craft projects and games which illustrate Indian culture.

Examines the origins, nature, and significance of games played by North American Indians, including shinny and other ball games, dice games, and guessing games.

Text and accompanying photographs present the Native American history of lacrosse, a sport with worldwide popularity and over 300,000 non-Indian players in the United States and Canada.

Describes Indian games such as shinny, snow-snakes, and double-ball that are forerunners to many modern games. Also includes instructions for making necessary equipment.

Briefly describes some of the toys and games used by various North American Indian cultures to amuse their children and teach lessons about life.

Traces the history of lacrosse from the time it was played by North American Indians to its current popularity in elementary schools and up to professional and international levels.

Discusses the wide variety of games engaged in by North and Central American Indians, including, lacrosse, cat's-cradle, dice games, and horse racing.