This jam-packed volume gathers together the 18th- and 19th-century observations of the styles and mannerisms of Plains Indian people that are in complete agreement with what the Plains Indian people said of themselves.
One of the best aspects of this book is how the author reveals the past and present by depicting the same scenes in both black-and-white historical tintypes and color contemporary photographs.
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