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 Field Guide Tully, $9.95 |
 Indian Artifacts of the Midwest Hothem,$12.89 |
 Hidden Cities Kennedy Used,$15.05 |
 The Indians of Texas Newcomb, $10.76 |
 Ancient Peoples of Southwest Plog $9.85 |
 Comanche Dawn $6.50 |
 Old Tools-New Eyes Bob Patten $11.16 |
 Indian Knives Hothem Used, $5.95 |
 Paleoindians of High Plains, Holliday $24.95 |
 Justice $18.87 |
 People of Northwest Coast: Archaeology and Prehistory $16.47 |
 Hardaway Revisited Daniel, $34.95 |
 The Caddo Nation (Perttula/Hester) $19.95 |
 Karankawa Indians of Texas $49.99 |
 Hunter-Gatherer Mortuary Practices $37.50 |
 Earliest Americans (children's book) $19.00 |
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Nine Years Among the Indians, 1870-1879 : The Story of the Captivity and Life of a Texan Among the Indians
- by Herman Lehmann, Marvin J. Hunter (Editor), Dale F. Giese (Designer), J. Marvin Hunter (Editor)
, Paperback - 235 pages (Reprint Ed. May 1993) - $12.21
Herman Lehmann was another one of our colorful Texas characters, who was captured by the Apaches when he was eleven years old, on his parents farm near Fredericksburg, Texas. After spending 3 years with the Apaches, he accidently killed a medicine man, and ran off to join the Comanche tribe. He finally was returned to his grieving family, after being confined with Quanah Parker on the reservation at Ft Sill Oklahoma. Most historians agree this book is one of the best narratives ever published on the Apaches and Comanches. J Frank Dobie called it the "finest captive narrative of the Southwest". |
TEXAS CACHE MAGAZINE
5010 Hawk Nest
San Antonio, Texas 78250
Under new ownership.
Texas only artifact magazine with Texas finest points.
Published quarterly.
Subscription rates $30 per year or $55 for two years.
IT'S A LEARNING EXPERIENCE & ADVENTURE IN ARCHAEOLOGY, ARROWHEAD HUNTING AND COLLECTING !
For more information contact Pat Even 210 523-2301 or email to patttieven@aol.com
You can contact me at:
Pat Dunnegan
110 Lexington
Austin Texas 78737
Phone: 512-301-8880
Fax: 512-301-2352
Cell:830-456-6937
pat@scantexas.com
