"California Athabaskan Groups" is a unique research work of the famous American ethnographer Martin Baumhof. The book describes in detail the cultural features and traditions of the Athabaskan tribes that once inhabited the territory of the modern state of California. The author examines in detail the way of life, beliefs, language and social structure of these groups, referring to archaeological and ethnographic sources. The book is not only a valuable study for scholars, but also an interesting resource for anyone interested in American Indian history and culture.