The Indians of Carlsbad Caverns National Park — John Shaqi
The Indians of Carlsbad Caverns National ParkWilliams, Jack R.
History
The Indians of Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Williams, Jack R.
Carlsbad Caverns National Park (N.M.); Indians of North America -- Southwest, New
Roth, W. E.—_Animism and Folklore of Guiana Indians_, B.A.E. #30,
1908-09.
Schmitt, Martin F. and Brown, Dee—_Fighting Indians of the West_,
1948.
Swanton, John R.—_The Indian Tribes of North America_, B.A.E. Bul.
145, 1952.
Thomas, Alfred Barnaby—_The Plains Indians and New Mexico 1751-1778_,
1940.
Wallace, Ernest and Hoebel, E. Adamson—_The Comanches_, U. of Okla.,
1952.
Williams, Jack R.—_Papago_, manuscript, 1952.
FOOTNOTES
[1]Unfortunately, the National Park Service has been unable to obtain
any of these burials. However, Vernon Bailey in his _Animal Life of
Carlsbad Cavern_ points out that they were found. (Also, this has
been corroborated by writings of the late Carl B. Livingston, well
known attorney, writer, historian, and an outstanding authority on
history and prehistory of New Mexico. Too, present and former
employees of the National Park Service who played an important part
in the early stages of the development and operation of the Carlsbad
Caverns National Park are familiar with the evidences of prehistoric
man found in and around the Caverns. T. Cal Miller.)
[Illustration: Hunting]
[Illustration: Early Man, Carlsba Baketmaker, Mescalero Apache,
Comanche, Kiowa]
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