Tarahumara : where night is the day of the moon
Fontana, Bernard L.
Tarahumara : where night is the day of the moon / by Bernard L. Fontana ; with photos. by John P. Schaefer. - 1st ed. - Flagstaff, AR : Northland Press , 1979. - 167 p. : illus. ; 31 cm.
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 161-164.
Precipitous canyons, dark caves, and scenic mountainous vistas provide a magnificent backdrop for this account of Mexico's contemporary Tarahumara Indians. The Tarahumaras remain isolated in the Sierra Madre Occidentals, their beloved "Mother Mountains", little changed despite 300 years of exposure to Spanish soldiers, missionaries, and the Mexican people.
English.
0873584430
Tarahumara Indians---Social life and customs
Tarahumara Indians---Rites and ceremonies
Copper Canyon (Mexico)---Social life and customs
F1221.T25 / F66
LAS 305.897 FON
Tarahumara : where night is the day of the moon / by Bernard L. Fontana ; with photos. by John P. Schaefer. - 1st ed. - Flagstaff, AR : Northland Press , 1979. - 167 p. : illus. ; 31 cm.
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 161-164.
Precipitous canyons, dark caves, and scenic mountainous vistas provide a magnificent backdrop for this account of Mexico's contemporary Tarahumara Indians. The Tarahumaras remain isolated in the Sierra Madre Occidentals, their beloved "Mother Mountains", little changed despite 300 years of exposure to Spanish soldiers, missionaries, and the Mexican people.
English.
0873584430
Tarahumara Indians---Social life and customs
Tarahumara Indians---Rites and ceremonies
Copper Canyon (Mexico)---Social life and customs
F1221.T25 / F66
LAS 305.897 FON
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