The Bark Canoes and Skin Boats of North America

Adney, E.T. and H.I. Chapelle: 1983 Smithsonian Washington, softcover without dust jacket 242 pages, with many photos and plans of the design and construction. A comprehensive study of the construction, design, and cultural significance of bark canoes used by Native American tribes, particularly in the eastern United States and the Great Lakes region. The book emphasizes the efficiency of these traditional watercraft, showcasing their adaptation to various environments and their integral role in the daily lives and transportation methods of indigenous peoples prior to European contact. ISBN 9781560982968 With small marks of use. In very good condition