Student Edition
The full historical and innovation manuscript with chapter overviews, seven study questions per chapter and the innovation appendix — answers omitted, as a student edition should be.
37 pages · PDF
Download (PDF)Indigenous Peoples of the Americas
History, innovation and knowledge — Indigenous-centred, nation-specific wherever the historical record supports it, and presented with the honour owed to the peoples themselves.
CULTURAL REVIEW PENDING — NOT YET PUBLICLY
RELEASED. Indigenous cultural review must precede any public release of this
strand of the collection. This page belongs to an unpublished draft edition: the books
below are carried here for the publisher's review only, and this strand is not
released to the public until that review is complete.
The editions
Teacher Edition
Everything in the Student Edition, plus model answers and discussion guidance for the teacher.
44 pages · PDF
Download (PDF)Book One — Rivers, Buffalo, and Generations
An Indigenous-centred narrative history.
5 pages · PDF
Download (PDF)Book Two — Indigenous Knowledge Encyclopedia
Lifeways, materials, trade, healing traditions, technologies, wars, resistance, waterways — and the limits of the evidence, stated honestly.
4 pages · PDF
Download (PDF)Historical Manuscript and Innovations
The innovation, engineering and adaptation expansion: Indigenous peoples as engineers, scientists, farmers, navigators, builders and astronomers.
30 pages · PDF
Download (PDF)How the set is built
The Teacher Edition (44 pages) carries the full historical and innovation manuscript, chapter overviews, exactly seven study questions per chapter, model answers, discussion guidance and the innovation appendix. The Student Edition (37 pages) carries the same manuscript, overviews and questions with the answers omitted. Book One — Rivers, Buffalo, and Generations is the Indigenous-centred narrative history; Book Two — the Indigenous Knowledge Encyclopedia treats lifeways, materials, trade, healing traditions, technologies, wars, resistance and waterways, with the limits of the evidence stated. The Historical Manuscript and Innovations (30 pages) expands the record of innovation, engineering and adaptation — peoples treated as engineers, scientists, farmers, navigators, builders, astronomers and environmental managers: survivors of great peoples.
Naming rule preserved throughout: Indigenous Peoples of the Americas, with nation-specific names wherever supported by the historical record. This page carries no advertising.