Native American History: Ancient Roots to Modern Times is a captivating narrative that takes readers on a journey through the lives, struggles, and triumphs of North America's first inhabitants. The book begins with the dawn of time, over 15,000 years ago, when nomadic hunters crossed the icy land bridge of Beringia, laying the foundations for diverse cultures.

The first peoples, such as the Clovis people, were skilled in crafting stone tools to hunt mammoths, demonstrating the human spirit's ability to thrive in harsh environments. The book then explores the rise of civilizations, including the Mississippi Valley and Cahokia, where the Mississippian culture thrives.

The book also explores the spiritual and social fabric of the Southwest, where the Ancestral Puebloans create architectural wonders and rituals honoring the spirits of earth and sky. The book also explores the contact and transformation of European ships, the Columbian Exchange, and the resurgence of Native American culture and identity in modern times.

The book is not just a history book but a living narrative that brings to life the voices and visions of North America's first peoples. .