A terrible cave. Running eagle. Woman-warrior

Apikuni - a distant white shirt - such a name was given by Indians -Blane to the writer James Willard Schultsu (1859-1947), who lived among them for a long time, traded with them, studied their story, beliefs and customs, was married to a girl from the Piegan tribe. Schulz"s books open a window to readers to the world of the Indians of the Old West, the world of hunters, soldiers, travelers, healers, the world of pristine nature - the world of Apikuni.
In this volume of the works of James Schulz, two related novels were included, previously not published in Russian. Their action takes place at different times, but both of them are united by the personality of an amazing Indian, the only woman -warrior of the black -legged, who deserved the honorary male name - Piamacan, a running eagle. It was in her honor that the waterfall was named, which is one of the most beautiful attractions of the Gleisher National Park in Montana. About the exploits of the running eagle and the adventures of its fellow tribesmen at the foot of the mountain waterfall and is told in this book. Indian women-warriors are devoted to a documentary article in the appendix to that