A richly illustrated survey of Native American history and culture, this volume offers a broad narrative from the earliest migrations into North America through the centuries of encounter, conflict, and adaptation that followed European arrival. Edited by historian Alvin M. Josephy Jr., a respected scholar of Indigenous history, the book reflects mid-20th-century scholarship while striving to present Native peoples as dynamic societies with deep traditions and complex political and spiritual lives. Drawing on archaeology, anthropology, and historical accounts, it explores the diversity of tribes and regions, the impact of colonization and westward expansion, and the resilience of Native communities into the modern era. Accessible in style and enhanced by maps and illustrations typical of American Heritage publications, it serves as an engaging introduction for general readers interested in the history of Indigenous peoples of North America.
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