Alice Marriott was an American author and historian, known for her contributions to the study of Native American culture and history. She was born in 1900 and became a prominent figure in documenting the lives and traditions of various Indigenous tribes. Her work often focused on the importance of preserving Native American heritage. In addition to her writing, Alice Marriott was also involved in education and advocacy for Native American rights. She collaborated with her husband, Charles Marriott, on several projects, further enriching the understanding of Indigenous peoples in the United States. Her legacy continues to influence scholars and activists today.