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Jun 30, 2009
Passaic River Home to Native American Artifacts: Old Fishing Weirs Still Exist in Northern New Jersey River
In: Native American History
By: Veronica Ditko
Jun 16, 2009
Chaco Culture: Prehistoric Cities in the Four Corners Region of America
In: Native American History
By: Jennifer Gittins
Jun 11, 2009
Narragansett Tribe's Prior to English Contact: The Lifestyle of the Narragansetts and Other New England Natives
In: Native American History
By: Dale Raugust
Jun 11, 2009
Narragansett Tribe's Social Life: The life of Native New England Indians prior to English Settlement
In: Native American History
By: Dale Raugust
Jun 8, 2009
Sitting Bull: Native American War Chief
In: Native American History
By: Jim Osborn
Jun 4, 2009
Native American War Heroes: Smithsonian Exhibit Honors Code Talkers
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Susan Etchey
Jun 2, 2009
Apache Warrior Cochise: Great Leader of the Chiricahua Apache
In: Native American History
By: Matthew Pizzolato
Jun 1, 2009
Porcupine Hair Roaches Worn at Powwows: From the Eastern Woodland Warriors to the Plains
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Maureen Zieber
May 29, 2009
Geronimo's Life was Both Thrilling and Tragic: Geronimo, My Life, is Another Sobering Look at U.S. Betrayal
In: Native American History
By: R.L. Coffield
May 29, 2009
The Evolution of the Powwow Dance Bustle: How Feathers Can Be Used to Enhance Dance Regalia
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Maureen Zieber
May 27, 2009
Jingle Dress Dancing at Powwows: ‘Old Style’ Versus Contemporary Style
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Maureen Zieber
May 26, 2009
Geronimo: Native American Rebel
In: Native American History
By: Jim Osborn
May 25, 2009
Indians of Pennsylvania: The Susquehannocks Were Once Skilled Hunters and Fierce Warriors
In: Native American History
By: Christine Musser
May 24, 2009
Colonial Day Kidnapping: Mary Jemison Abducted by Indians and French Soldiers in 1758
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Christine Musser
May 20, 2009
Cherokee Naming Ceremonies: The Significance of Names in Native American Culture
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Josanna Simpson
May 19, 2009
White Dog Sacrifice of the Iroquois Confederacy: Prayers of Thanksgiving Offered During Centuries-Old Practice
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Kelly Conrad
May 7, 2009
Pacific Northwest Indian White Conflict: Native American History In Eastern Washington State
In: Native American History
By: Dale Raugust
Apr 30, 2009
The Discovery of America Before Columbus: Vikings Visited Pre-Columbian America, but Others Were Here First
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Terry McNamee
Apr 25, 2009
The Remarkable Desperado Henry Starr: He Was "King of the Bandits" and Author, Actor and Movie Maker
In: Native American History
By: Howard Bryan Bonham
Apr 22, 2009
The Wounded Knee Massacre: Battle Between U.S. 7th Cavalry and Sioux Indians Left Scores Dead
In: Native American History
By: Scott Hayden
Apr 17, 2009
Indian Culture, Religion and Leadership Style: The Government and Religion of the Narragansett Indian Tribe
In: Native American History
By: Dale Raugust
Apr 15, 2009
The Miami Circle: A Sacred Site of the Tequesta Indians in Southern Florida
In: Native American History
By: Inka Piegsa-Quischotte
Apr 11, 2009
Dawes Lands in Severalty Act of 1887: Replacing Tribal Lands with Individual Land Allotments
In: Native American History
By: Michael Streich
Apr 11, 2009
Native American Culture: Cultural Comparison, The Pacific Coast and Great Basin or Plateau
In: Native American History
By: Dale Raugust
Apr 10, 2009
Plagiarism and the Death of Qualchan, 1858: Captain E.D. Keyes Lends His Journal to Lieutenant Lawrence Kip
In: Native American History
By: Teresa Knudsen
Apr 8, 2009
Qualchan the Yakama Warrior of the Mist: The 1858 Execution of Qualchan, by Colonel George Wright
In: Native American History
By: Teresa Knudsen
Apr 2, 2009
First English Contact with Native New England: The Voyages and Explorations of the English Prior to Plymouth
In: Native American History
By: Dale Raugust
Apr 2, 2009
First English Settlements in New England: English and Native Relationships Prior to Plymouth Landing,
In: Native American History
By: Dale Raugust
Apr 2, 2009
Walla Walla Mission Massacre: The Whitmans Were Killed Because They Brought Sickness to the Land
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Dale Raugust
Apr 2, 2009
The Visionary Chief Sitting Bull: A Sioux Indian and His Visions
In: Native American History
By: Eleanore Whitaker
Apr 1, 2009
Totem Poles Past and Present: Their History, Design, and Cultural Significance
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Annika S. Hipple
Mar 31, 2009
Alexander Ross' Travels on the Columbia, 1810-13: Adventures of the First Settlers in Washington and Oregon
In: Native American History
By: Dale Raugust
Mar 31, 2009
Indian Northwest Pacific Coast Culture: Native American Culture in the Costal Pacific Northwest
In: Native American History
By: Dale Raugust
Mar 20, 2009
Historical Development of Indian Status: Civilization Through Enfranchisement and Assimilation
In: Canadian First Nations
By: Annette cyr
Mar 19, 2009
First Nations Treaties in Canada: History of the Numbered Treaties
In: Canadian First Nations
By: Annette cyr
Mar 13, 2009
Gustoweh Worn by the Haudenosaunee: Male Pride in Indigenous Headgear
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Maureen Zieber
Mar 13, 2009
Bandolier Bags from Native North America: Heavily Beaded Symbols of Prestige and Craftsmanship
In: Native American History
By: Maureen Zieber
Mar 13, 2009
Peaked Cap Worn by the Mi'kmac: Adapted Headgear of These Indigenous Women
In: Canadian First Nations
By: Maureen Zieber
Mar 10, 2009
The Taino: An Introduction to the Forgotten Natives of the Caribbean
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
Mar 7, 2009
Treaty Right To Education: Application and Interpretation
In: Canadian First Nations
By: Annette cyr
Mar 4, 2009
Understanding First Nations Spirituality: Teachings from the Elders
In: Canadian First Nations
By: Annette cyr
Mar 3, 2009
The Residential School Experience: Societal and Individual Impacts
In: Canadian First Nations
By: Annette cyr
Mar 2, 2009
Who Are The Elders? Understanding the Roll of Elders in First Nations Communities
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Annette cyr
Feb 27, 2009
Legend of the Prairie Crocus: A First Nations Tale About the Origin of the Prairie Flower
In: Canadian First Nations
By: Thomas Alan Gray
Jan 9, 2009
Northwest Coast Indian Tribes: The Native Americans Known for Their Distinctive Totem Poles
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Linda McDonnell
Jan 3, 2009
Oregon Museums of Native Culture: Where to See Native American Art, Artifacts and Cultural Displays
In: Native American History
By: Linda McDonnell
Dec 1, 2008
Wampum Belts and Beads: Brief History and Use Among the Northeast Nations
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Maureen Zieber
Oct 30, 2008
American Indian Museum: Dedicated to Preserving Culture and Traditions
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Christine Musser
Oct 26, 2008
Skinwalkers-Witches of the Navajo: Yenaldlooshi Origin and Legacy
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Maureen Zieber
Oct 9, 2008
Carlisle Indian Industrial School: A Few Proud Alumni
In: Native American History
By: Maureen Zieber
Oct 6, 2008
Changes in American Agriculture: Exploring Changes after European and Native American Contact
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: L. Kathleen Hackett
Jul 10, 2008
Crazy Horse and Black Buffalo Woman: No Water and Oglala's Strange Man Grapple to Marry Red Cloud's Niece
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Jeannie Delahunt
Jul 8, 2008
Crazy Horse: Oglala Sioux Warrior: Man and Legend, the Soul of this Sioux Hero Extraordinaire
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Jeannie Delahunt
Jul 5, 2008
Battle of Blue Water Creek, 9/2-3/1885: Lt. William S. Harney Attacks Brule Village--Harney Massacre
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Jeannie Delahunt
Jul 4, 2008
Massacre of Lt. Grattan's Command 1854: Warfare Ignites Between Brule Sioux and the Laramie Soldier Fort
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Jeannie Delahunt
Jul 1, 2008
Myths and Legends: Oregon's Bridge of the Gods: Pacific Northwest Native Lore Inspired by Mt Hood, Mt St Helens
In: Native American History
By: Stephanie Cox
Nov 30, 2007
The Legend of Napi and the Rock: Napi on the Run From the Big Rock of Okotoks
In: Canadian First Nations
By: Laurie Hodges Humble
Oct 15, 2007
Assimilation of Native Americans: Kiowa Odyssey: Fort Marion, Florida
In: Native American History
By: Christine Musser
Aug 25, 2007
Head-Smashed-In-Buffalo-Jump: Alberta's Ancient Hunting Ground
In: Canadian First Nations
By: Karen Jordan
Jul 24, 2007
Native American Civil War: Dakota Uprising in Minnesota
In: Native American History
By: Christine Musser
May 28, 2007
Carlisle Indian School: Richard H. Pratt's Experiment
In: Native American History
By: Christine Musser
Jul 27, 2006
Native Title Privatisation: Individualising the Communal, Globalising the Local
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Tyson Yunkaporta
Jun 26, 2006
Doctrine of Discovery: Today: Land Claims Still Bound By This
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Jun 19, 2006
Doctrine of Discovery: History: Pope Alexander VI and the Bull Inter Caetera
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Jun 12, 2006
Benefits of the IRA: Act Addresses Loss of Reservation Land and Indian Self-Government
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Jun 12, 2006
Indian Reorganization Act: Enactment and Effects
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Jun 9, 2006
Black Armband History: Indigenous Rememberence - Australia and America's Holocausts
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Tyson Yunkaporta
Jun 7, 2006
Aboriginal Massacres: Similarities Between Australian and American Massacres
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Jun 3, 2006
Indian Trust Case: Records Going Back to 1887 are Missing
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
May 29, 2006
Cobell vs Kempthorne: Accounting of the Individual Indian Money Accounts
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
May 20, 2006
American Indian Sovereignty: Laws Made by Aboriginals
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
May 14, 2006
The Dawes Act: Indian Ownership of Reservation Land
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
May 5, 2006
Sled Dog Slaughter: Were Inuit Huskies Systematically Put Down?
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Apr 24, 2006
Canadian Residential Schools: Allegations of Abuse in Aboriginal Schools
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Apr 20, 2006
Many Natives Fight at Rosebud: Agency Indians Join Free Bands
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Apr 9, 2006
Carlisle Indian Industrial School: Boarding and Residential Schools
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Apr 5, 2006
Social Problems Across the Border: The Medicine Line Causes Trouble for Aboriginals
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Mar 29, 2006
Wars: The French and English: How the US/Canada Border Divided Aboriginals
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Mar 22, 2006
The US/Canada Border: Pre and Post-Contact Along the Medicine Line
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Mar 15, 2006
Kennewick on TIME Cover: Magazine Omits Important Points in Story
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Mar 8, 2006
The Marshall Trilogy: Three Legal Cases Form the Basis of American Indian Law
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
Feb 28, 2006
The New World/Pocahontas: Movies Rely on Stereotypes
In: Native American/First Nations History (general)
By: Nannette Croce
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