-=> Quoting Dennis Martin to Jim Casto <=-
 DM> It's a fairly large school, (5-6000 students possibly).  However, I
 DM> don't  recall seeing too many books on the northwestern peoples. 
 
 Again, be sure you're looking in the Anthropology section, not History.
 DM> Wouldn't it be fun to learn more about them though?
 Actually, I think it's more interesting to learn about the Native Americans
 where I _live_, not where I was _born_. That's why my area of interest is
 the Pacific Northwest. 
 
 The wife and I went on a three-day trip through the Olympic Pennisula. She
 commented on how neat it was to have her own "personal guide" to explain
 things as we went along the highway or stopped at various museums. After I
 retire we plan on doing more traveling in the Pacific Northwest and I find
 I get more out of it if I know something about the area and its people and
 history beforehand.
 
 DM> I'm familiar with that.  Used it several times when I was taking
 DM> history  classes and writing papers for them.   (Instructors told me
 DM> I had a great  feel for writing fiction about that time too.  I wonder
 DM> if there's and  correlation.)
 Could be.
 Jim
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