More Than Sheepherders Lesley-Jane Eales-Reynolds Naoshima Island

Naoshima Island

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More Than Sheepherders Lesley-Jane Eales-Reynolds Naoshima IslandIn the remote community of Elko, Nevada, the Altube brothers and the Grants started fabled ranches in the early 1870s. These hardy citizens created the foundation of a community that still exists today, rooted in the traditions and cultures of American Basque families. Joxe K. Mallea Olaetxe presents a modern study focused on the post 1970s, when the retired Basque sheepherders and their families became the dominant Americanized minority in the area.