domestic animals

Details the significance of the arrival of horses from Europe on Native American's lives and culture and explains how they made use of these creatures when hunting, carrying items, or going to war. Includes color photographs, a glossary, and further reading sources.

Traces the history of the Eveny people in northeast Siberia, focusing on how the culture's social relationships are formed through an intense partnership with reindeer as they migrate over the swamps, ice sheets, and mountain peaks that make up the world's coldest inhabited region.

Describes how the Native American rider communicates with his horse while riding, on the ground, or out of the saddle. Includes exercises for building a strong relationship with your horse.

An examination of Native American life, discussing the introduction of the horse to Native Americans by the Spanish in the sixteenth century, and considering its impact on the tribes. Includes a chronology and glossary.

Text and illustrations describe the arrival of horses in the New World and how they changed the lives of the Indians, especially those living on the grasslands between the Mississippi and the Rockies.

Discusses the reintroduction of the horse by Columbus, after its having been extinct in North America for 8500 years, and how that animal changed forever the lives of North Americans.