Indian boy of the southwest

, Pictures the life of the Indians of the southwestern United States as described by Toboya, a Hopi Indian boy. Traces the history of Hopi contact with Europeans, describes the raising of corn. Show the Hopi family eating, ways they make a living, and pictures many of their customs and traditions., Indian Boy of the Southwest Distributed by Phoenix / BFA Films And Video, Inc; 468 Park Ave South; New York; NY ; 10016; Tel. (212)684-5910DC: PHENIX Produced by Mitchell, Wayne; 7726-43 Lone Mountain Rd; Las Vegas; NV; 89108PC: MITC Year published 1963 Grade Level: P I J Distributed on media: 1 videocassette (15 min.), 1/2 in.; 1 videocassette (u-matic) (15 min.), 3/4 in.; 1 film reel (15 min.), 16 mm. Color?Color; B & W Length: 15 MIN Description: Toboya, a Hopi Indian boy, tells about his life. He describes his home, his school and the trading post. Topics: Indians-Of-North-America-General; Anthropology-NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.