On or about 1/12/95 Virgina Parks said: "I am developing a hands-on classroom resource kit which explores the natural and cultural history of the Chinook Indians...What other kits exist out there along these lines..." Since I'm late to read this, I hope I'm not repeating information already given (if so, sorry): The Getty Center for Education and the Arts (CEA) has developed several kits called the "Multicultural Art Print Series. Sets include laminated posters, teachers guides (background text and discussion questions), maps, and references. Series I includes images from the California Afro-American Museum in LA and the Pacific Asia Museum in Pasadena, CA. Series II includes images by Mexican American artists at the National Museum of American Art., as well as images of the Chumash, Hopi, Hopi-Tewa, Lakota, and Navaho from collections of the Southwest Museum in LA. Series III includes "Arts of India" from collections of the LA County Museum of Art. and "Women Artists of the Americas" from the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, D.C. I've seen Series II and was quite impressed and not just because it was put together by Getty colleagues. (My perspective is anthropological.) I'm not sure about prices. I think a set of 5 posters with text is $30.00. For more info, CEA's snail mail address is: Getty Center for Education in the Arts 401 Wilshire Boulevard Ste. 950 Santa Monica, CA 90401-1455 I guess I should complete the commercial with a phone number for telephone orders : (800) 223-3431 or (310) 453-5352. The fax number is (310) 453-7966 Jackie Zak Documentation Program Getty Conservation Inst. [log in to unmask]