apache indians

Based partly on excerpts from the autobiography of Geronimo, describes life as an Apache, growing up with Apache values, rituals to become a warrior, and the obligations and rules of conduct in war.

Edgar Presley Mint, an orphaned Apache boy, finds himself bouncing from foster home to foster home, where he has many larger-than-life experiences.

Al Murphy, sheriff of Turrett, New Mexico, could be walking into an ambush when he tries to track down a murderer.

Examines the history, culture and way of life today of the Apache Indians through photographs, film footage, tribal music, crafts and ceremonies.

Presents an introduction to the Apache people, examining their origins and history, and looking at aspects of their daily lives and customs.

Examines the question of why policy makers and leaders on both sides of the Apache conflict sowed winds of injustice, hatred, and violence throughout the Southwest for three decades.

A biography of Cochise, the Apache chief, whose life illustrates the values of trust and truth.

Discusses the life style, food, and the history of the Apache.