Designed to cover all media on all areas of Mohawk life, the bibliography also included general materials on the Iroquois where nothing on the Mohawks had been produced. To be relevant to Mohawks on the St. Regis Reserve, the bibliography used an informational survey of community priorities (1972, National Indian Education Association Library Project). The approximately 343 citations, dated from 1762 through 1972, are arranged by subject and subdivided by author. Resources vary according to the priority the Mohawk people placed on the area covered--high priority items, such as history and legal relations, include primary and secondary print materials, and non-print materials; low priority items, such as anthropology, include only secondary material. The sections are: archeology; a bibliography of bibliographies; children's books; fiction about Mohawks; government; history; language; laws and treaties; literature (folklore); maps; material culture (handicrafts); religion; and society and culture (traditional and contemporary). (AH/KM)