"Pomo Bear Doctors" is a book written by the eminent anthropologist Samuel Alfred Barrett. In this work, he talks about the study of medical practices and beliefs of the Pomo tribes who lived on the territory of the East Coast of North America. The author reveals the traditional methods of treatment used by the Pomo to overcome various diseases and injuries, as well as the rituals associated with this. The book opens to the reader a unique view of the medical practice and worldview of the indigenous peoples of North America. Barrett explores in detail the role of bear doctors in the Pomo community, the importance of their knowledge and skill in maintaining traditional medical knowledge. Readers of this book will have the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of the culture and medical practices of one of the most interesting indigenous peoples of North America. "The Pomo Bear Doctors" is an important and fascinating work that will leave a lasting impression on anyone interested in anthropology, ethnography, and the history of indigenous peoples.