'An Introduction to the Mortuary Customs of the North American Indians' by H.C. Yarrow is a fascinating exploration of the burial rituals and beliefs of Indigenous tribes. This book sheds light on the deep significance of these customs and what they reveal about the philosophy, social, and moral conditions of these people. Through careful observation and study, Yarrow provides a thorough examination of the care of the deceased, the method of burial, and the gifts and mourning customs associated with death.

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Published in 1880, herein is a treatise on the burial and mortuary practices and customs of the North American Native Americans.

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