MODERN BLACKFEET MONTANANS ON A RESERVATION by Malcolm McFee 'Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology' imprint. 'A contribution to the further understanding of the complexity of the Blackfeet and other Indian reservations, this case study makes it clear that acculturation is not simply a linear process of assimilation. McFee describes the late 1960's Blackfeet reservation, the people who live on it, its economy, and its regional context. Also offered is a review of United States government policies of the time, concerning the Blackfeet and a summary of their traditional culture...' Illustrated with archive photographs of various aspects of life on the reservation. Two pictures uploaded show the Contents pages. Check the pictures carefully, they're part of the description, too. 134 pages Published by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. 1972 edition Possibly 1st edition. Paperback 160mm x 235mm format, approx. A good reading and reference copy Binding intact No major creases The front and rear covers have light watermarks, of some vintage, visible in the main picture, at the edges. No inner text pages are affected. Small bumps / scuffs and light wear to cover, as per age. Pages in generally good condition, just the usual signs of light reading / shelf and storage wear. No pen or ink marks or notations. Pictures uploaded, various views. No library / 'stock' photos used, I've actually got the item, and what you see is what you get... Buy-it-Now, $9.99, shipping included to USA. Thanks for looking! :o) Postage - USA - Free shipping Rest of World, not free, see details in listing.