Hopi (Peoples of North America)

This nonfiction title explores the history, culture, and traditions of the Hopi people, one of the oldest continuously living Indigenous nations in North America. Readers learn about Hopi villages, farming practices, spiritual beliefs, ceremonies, and traditional stories, as well as important historical figures such as Lololoma. The book also examines the Hopi people's interactions with European settlers and later conflicts, including the strip-mining of Black Mesa, while highlighting how the Hopi continue to preserve their language, customs, and cultural heritage today. Features include historical and contemporary photographs, a traditional story, glossary, bibliography, websites, and an index.