Native Americans of the Cuyahoga Valley presents an accessible distillation of the complex history of Native peoples of the region from precontact times to today. Essential to anyone seeking a fuller understanding of the history of the Cuyahoga Valley and North-east Ohio, the book includes essays on archaeology, history, and contemporary issues in today’s Native American communities. For anyone who has walked the paths of the beautiful Cuyahoga Valley and wondered about the original inhabitants, this book is a must read. Written by scholars, including anthropologists, archaeologists, and historians, the essays provide an intriguing window into the past and bring readers full circle to the present to explore the complexity of Indigenous history and culture. The narrative compels readers to look beyond myths, legends, and misconceptions to consider the contributions of Native Americans in the Cuyahoga Valley and northeastern Ohio, which continue to the present day. General readers and scholars alike will enjoy this engaging and important work.
6 x 9 in. | Ohio History and Culture | Oct. 29, 2024
211 pages | 40 b&w photos | 8 maps | 4 color photos
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To order: 1-800-247-6553 or via the website at www.uakron.edu/uapress
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