Siehe auch Kartographie, Führer, Orientierung und Navigation

• Blaut, James M.
  Natural Mapping.
  Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 16 (1991) 55-74.
• Wolfgang Dröber
  Kartographie bei den Naturvölkern
  Phil. Diss. Erlangen 1903: Junge und Sohn.
  (=Programm der Kgl. Realschule Erlangen f.d.Schuljahr 1902/1903).
  Nachgedruckt Amsterdam 1964 (Meridian) und Osnabrück 1985 (R. Kuballe)
• Ender, Barbara
  Subverting the Western Gaze: Mapping Alternative Worlds.
  S. 31-45 in: Peter J. Ucko & Robert Layton (Hg.): The Archaeology and Anthropology of Landscape: Shaping Your Landscape. London & New York 1999: Routledge.
• Hutorowicz, H. de
  Maps of Primitive Peoples.
  American Geographical Society 43 (1911) 669-679.
  (eine gekürzte Übersetzung von: Adler, B. F.
  Karty Piervobytnyk Narodov.
  Izviestia Impieratorskavo Obshchestva Lubitielei Estiestvoznania, Antropologii i Etnografii CXIX, Trudy Geograficheskavo Otdielienia II, 1910).
• David Turnbull
  Maps Are Territories, Science Is an Atlas: A Portfolio of Exhibits.
  Geelong 1989, Victoria: Deakin University; = Chicago 1993: University of Chicago Press. VI, 66 S. \\In 10 Kapiteln („exhibits“) werden unterschiedliche Kartenkonzepte aus verschiedenen Kulturräumen vorgestellt.

• Thomas J. Bassett
  Indigenous Mapmaking in Intertropical Africa.
  S. 24-48 in: David Woodward; G. Malcolm Lewis (Hg.): Cartography in the Traditional African, American, Arctic, Australian, and Pacific Societies (Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1998) Online
• Widlok, Thomas
  Orientation in the Wild: The Shared Cognition of Hai||om Bushpeople.
  Man: The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 3 (1997) 317-332. Online
• Camille Lefebvre, Isabelle Surun
  Exploration et transferts de savoir.
  Deux cartes produites par des Africains au début du 19e siècle.
  Mappe Monde 2008, 4 (92), S. 1-24. Online
• Ulrike Luttenberger
  Raumwissenstransfer in Westafrika im 19. Jahrhundert. Eine Untersuchung am Beispiel der Reisewerke von Raffenel und Gallieni.
  (=Leipziger Arbeiten zur Geschichte und Kultur in Afrika, 17) Inhalt Online Leipzig 2011

• Beattie, Judith H.
  Indian maps in the Hudson's Bay Co. Archives: a comparison of five area maps recorded by Peter Fidler, 1801-1802.
  Archivaria 21 (1985-1986) 166-175
• Belyea, Barbara
  Amerindian Maps: The Explorer as Translator.
  Journal of Historical Geography 18.3 (1992) 267-277
• Brody, Hugh
  Maps and Dreams: Indians and the British Columbia Frontier.
  London & Boston 1981: Faber & Faber.
• Burland, Cottie A.
  American Indian mapmakers.
  Geographical Magazine 20 (1947-1948) 285-292
• DeVorsey, Louis
  Amerindian contributions to the mapping of North America: a preliminary view.
  Imago Mundi 30 (1978) 71-78
• Flatness, James A.
  Geography and Map Division.
  S. 186-223 in: Patrick Frazier (Hg.): Many nations: a Library of Congress resource guide for the study of Indian and Alaska native peoples of the United States. Washington 1996: Library of Congress.
• Heizer, Robert F.
Aboriginal California and Great Basin cartography.
  Report of the California Archaeological Survey 41 (1958) 1-9
• Lewis, G. Malcolm
  An Early map on skin of the area later to become Indiana and Illinois.
  Karen Severud Cook (Hg.): Images and icons of the New World: essays on American cartography. British Library Journal 22.1 (1996) 66-87
• Lewis, G. Malcolm
  Indian maps in Old trails and new directions.
  S. 9-23 in: Carole M. Judd and Arthur J. Ray (Hg.): Papers of the Third North American Fur Trade Conference. Toronto 1980: University of Toronto Press
• Lewis, G. Malcolm
  Indian maps: their place in the history of Plains cartography in Great Plains.
  Quarterly 4.2, (1984) 91-108.
• Lewis, G. Malcolm
  Indicators of unacknowledged assimilations from Amerindian maps of Euro-American maps of North America: some general principles arising from a study of La Vérendrye's composite map 1728-29.
  Imago Mundi 38 (1986) 9-34
• Lewis, G. Malcolm
  Misinterpretation of Amerindian information as a source of error on Euro-American maps.
  Annals of the Association of American Geographers 77.4 (1987) 542-563
• Lewis, G. Malcolm
  Origins of cartography in The History of cartography.
  S. 50-53 in: J.B. Harley; David Woodward: Band 1 Chicago 1987: University of Chicago Press.
• Lewis, G. Malcolm
  The Indigenous maps and mapping of North American Indians.
  The Map Collector 9 (December 1979) 25-32
• Moodie, Wayne; Barry Kaye
  The Ac Ko Mok Ki map.
  The Beaver 307.4 (1977) 4-15
• Norona, Delf
  Maps drawn by Indians in the Virginias in West Virginia.
  Archaeologist 2 (1950) 12-19
• Norona, Delf
  Maps drawn by North American Indians.
  Bulletin of the Eastern States Archaeological Federation 10 (1951) 6
• Pentland, David H.
Cartographic concepts of the Northern Algonquians.
  Canadian Cartographer 12 (1975) 149-160
• Ronda, James P.
  'A Chart in his way'. Indian cartography and the Lewis and Clark Expedition in Mapping the North American Plains: essays in the history of cartography.
  S. 81-91 in: Frederick C. Luebke, et al. (Hg.): Norman 1987: University of Oklahoma Press.
• Thiessen, Thomas D., W. Raymond Wood; A. Wesley Jones
  The Sitting Rabbit 1907 map of the Missouri River in North Dakota.
  Plains Anthropologist 24.1 (1979) 145-167
• Warhus, Mark
  Another America: Native American Maps and the History of Our Land.
  New York 1997: St. Martins’s Press.
• Warhus, Mark
  Cartographic encounters: an exhibition of Native American maps from Central Mexico to the Arctic in Mapline.
  special no. 7 (September 1993) 1-24
• Warkentin, John; Richard I. Ruggles
  Manitoba historical atlas. a selection of facsimile maps, plans, and sketches from 1612-1969.
  Winnipeg: Historical and Scientific Society of Manitoba, 1970, S. 72-73; 86-91
• Waselkov, Gregory A.
  Indian maps of the colonial southeast.
  S. 292-343 in: Peter H. Wood et al.: Powhatan's mantle: Indians in the colonial southeast. Lincoln 1989: University of Nebraska Press.

• Bagrow, Leo
  Eskimo Maps.
  In: Leo Bagrow (Hg.): Imago Mundi: A Review of Early Cartography. 92 S. Ill. Stockholm 1948: Kartografiska Sällskapet.
• De Laguna, Frederica
  Tlingit concepts of history and geography in her. The Story of a Tlingit community. A problem in the relationship between archaeological, ethnological, and historical methods.
  (Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin 172) Washington: G.P.O., 1960, S. 16-20
• Pelly , David F.
  How Inuit find their Way in the Trackless Arctic.
  Canadian Geographic Aug./Sep. 1991, S. 58–64.
• Spink, John & Moodie, D. W.
  Eskimo Maps from the Canadian Eastern Arctic.
  Toronto 1972: Bernard V. Gutsell (=Cartographica Monograph, 5)

• Kline Silverman, Eric
  Traditional Cartography in Papua New Guinea.
  S. 423-442in: David Woodward & G. Malcolm Lewis (Hg.): The History of Cartography, 2: Cartography in the Traditional African, American, Arctic, Australian, and Pacific Societies, Book 3. Chicago & London 1998: The University of Chicago Press.
• Wassmann, Jürg
  Worlds in Mind: The Experience of an Outside World in a Community of the Finisterre Range of Papua New Guinea.
  Oceania 64 (1993) 117-145
• Wassmann, Jürg
  Finding the Right Path: The Route Knowledge of the Yupno of Papua New Guinea.
  S. 143-174 in: Günter Senft (Hg.): Referring to Space. Oxford 1998: Oxford University Press.

• Lewis, David
  Observations on Route Finding and Spatial Orientation among the Aboriginal Peoples of the Western Desert Region of Central Australia.
  Oceania 46.4 (1976) 249-282.

• Turnbull, David
  Mapping the World in the Mind: An Investigation of the Unwritten Knowledge of the Micronesian Navigators.
  Victoria 1991: Deakin University Press
• Gladwin , Thomas
  East is a Big Bird: Navigation and Logic on Puluwat Atoll.
  Cambridge & London 1970: Harvard University Press.
• Genz, Joseph
  Complementarity of Cognitive and Experiential Ways of Knowing the Ocean in Marshallese Navigation.
  Ethos 42.3 (2014) 332–51. Online

• Frake, Charles O.
  Cognitive Maps of Time and Tide among Medieval Seafarers.
  Man: The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 20 (1985) 254-270.