Indians In Yellowstone National Park
As an anthropology professor and museum director at Brigham  Young University in Provo, UT, Janetski is well qualified to  interpret scholarly information for general readers. Here he  uses historical sources to construct a clear picture of the  habitation of Indian peoples in Yellowstone, selecting  interesting quotes and photographs to bring his story to life.  The archaeological record provides clues to life in the  prehistoric era. The Nez Perc , Bannock, and Shoshone are among  the historic Indian groups discussed; the events examined  include their various skirmishes with the U.S. military.  Originally published in 1987, this new and revised edition has  been greatly expanded, with added chapters and more relevant  documentation. Despite its footnotes and an obvious scholarly  basis, this book is aimed at the interested lay reader and may  serve as a succinct resource for the educated tourist.  Recommended for libraries with an interest in the Yellowstone  area. Gwen Gregory, Colorado Coll. Lib., Colorado SpringsCopyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.