Erichsen-Brown- Covering the last 500 years, this exceptionally detailed and well researched guide to the ways North American Indians have used plants, trees and shrubs for medicine, food, clothing,shelter and other necessities, with emphasis on eastern Canada and the Northeastern U.S. and the Eastern Indian tribes. For ease of use, plants are grouped according to habitat and early accounts of herbalists explorers, botanists, doctors and scientists are accompanied by useful information about the plant's range, common and scientific names, physical description, line drawings and more. 512 pages, with numerous illustrations. SC
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