The Thompson Indians of British Columbia - Vol. 1 - Part IV

The Thompson Indians of British Columbia, written by James Alexander Teit and edited by Franz Boas, was first published in 1900 by the American Museum of Natural History, New York, USA. It is a comprehensive ethnography of the Thompson or Niakapamux people. This is the first in a series of books about the Natives of the Interior of British Columbia and Washington State. It is referred to extensively in Teit's later books such as The Lillooet, published in 1906 and The Shuswap, in 1909. Included in this edition are sixteen pages of previously unpublished notes which James Alexander James A. Teit (c. 1910) Teit had written on the margins of his personal copy. Note, this book is identified on the title page as Vol. 1, Part IV.