Nancy J. Parezo

Nancy J. Parezo is a professor emerita of American Indian studies at the University of Arizona. In addition to teaching at the institution for almost forty years, she was curator of ethnology at the Arizona State Museum and loaned executive to the Arizona Board of Regents. She also participated for ten years in the Smithsonian Institution summer training program in museum anthropology. The author of more than two hundred books and articles, she is currently working through the nine large four-drawer file cabinets that are full of data for more histories of anthropologies and museums, collecting behavior, and Native American repatriation. Her next project documents missionary Henry Voth’s collecting and ethnographic activities among the Hopi and Cheyenne. With her dear friend Don D. Fowler, she is dedicated to honoring the invisible female scholars who helped develop anthropology in the American Southwest.
A Marriage Out West A Marriage Out West
A Marriage Out West

A Marriage Out West

Theresa and Frank Russell’s Explorations in Arizona, 1900–1903

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Paths of Life Paths of Life
Paths of Life

Paths of Life

American Indians of the Southwest and Northern Mexico

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