"Serial Indians" is a book written by anthropologist V. J. McGee back in 1898. In this work, the author describes in detail the life and culture of the Serian tribe that lived in Mexico. McGee explores their traditions, customs, religion, language, and social organization. He pays attention to the way of life of the Indians, their customs in the family and community, religious ceremonies and beliefs. The book "Serial Indians" is an important document for the study of the history and culture of Native American tribes and can be useful both to scholars and to the general public interested in ethnography and anthropology.