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Zuni Pottery

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Marian Rodee and James Ostler, 1986. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Zuni Pottery

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Spring on the Frontier - Day 3

Mar 14, 2026 11:00 AM EDT

Missoula, MT, United States

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Hopi Painting The World of the Hopis: Patricia Janis Broder, 1978. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Modern Primitive Arts: Arts of Mexico Guatemala and the Southwest. Catherine Oglesby, 1939. Missing Dust Jacket. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Tradition and Change on the Northwest Coast: The Makah, Nuu-chah-nulth, Southern Kwakiutl and Nuxalk. Ruth Kirk, 1986. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Objects of Myth and Memory American Indian Art: At the Brooklyn Museum. Diana Fane, Ira Jacknis and Lise M. Breen. 1991. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Ritual Arts of the South Seas: The Morton D. May Collection. Lee A. Parsons, 1975. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Navajo Weaving Three Centuries of Change: Kate Peck Kent, 1985. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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The Navajo J.B. Moore Catalog: J.B. Moore, 1911. Damage to the title page. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Harmony By Hand: Art of the Southwest Indians Basketry, Weaving, Pottery. Patrick Houlihan et al. 1987. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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The Song of the Loom: New Traditions in Navajo Weaving. Frederick J. Dockstader, 1987. First Edition. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Pueblo Designs 176 Illustrations of The Rain Bird: H.P. Mera, Drawings by Tom Lea. 1970. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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The Ancient Mimbrenos: Based on Investigations at the Mattocks Ruin, Mimbres Valley, New Mexico. Logan Museum Bulletin Number Four. Paul H. Nesbitt. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Indian Silversmithing: W. Ben Hunt, 1960. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Pueblo Stories and Storytellers: Mark Bahti, 1988. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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I Am Eskimo Aknik My Name: Paul Green and Abbe Abbott, 1959. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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American Primitive: Sandy Lesberg, 1974. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Indian Art of the United States: Frederic H. Douglas and Rene D'Harncourt, 1941. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Pottery of Santo Domingo Pueblo: Kenneth M. Chapman, 1938. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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Style Trends of Pueblo Pottery 1500 to 1840: H.P. Mera, 1991. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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The Pottery of San Ildefonso Pueblo: Kenneth M. Chapman, 1970. From the Native American reference library of Stanley Miller.

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