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  • ACTIVISTS AND ACTIVISM



    1. Native American Activists and Native American Issues Index

    ALASKAN NATIVES



    Alaskan Natives

    1. Akhiok
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    ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS



    Ancient Indian Civilizations

    1. Who Were the Anasazi?
    2. Shanawdithit, last survivor of the Beothuk tribe
    3. Predecessors of the Hohokam
    4. The Hohokam Indians of the Tucson Basin
    5. Agriculture of the Hohokam Indian
    6. Hunting and Gathering Practices of the Hohokam
    7. Clothing and footwear of the Hohokam
    8. Discovery of Hohokam ruins surprises archaeologists
    9. Unraveling Mayan mysteries
    10. The Rise and Fall of the Mayan Empire
    11. Is the world coming to an end? Hailing the solstice and telling time, Mayan style
    12. Mississippi Mound Builders Overview
    13. Cahokia moundbuilders
    14. Cahokia Mounds art exhibit showcases moundbuilder artifacts: Hero, Hawk and Open Hand
    15. Once the most numerous peoples in Florida, the Ais are now extinct
    16. Oneota Discovery in Wisconsin stirs scientific debate: Did two different cultures meet?
    17. Olmec Art
    18. Olmec Mysticism and Gods
    19. The Olmec Indians
    20. Olmec Writing
    21. Ancient Cultures
    22. Ancient Indian Civilizations

    ANIMAL TOTEMS



    1. Animal Totems

    APACHE INDIAN TRIBES



    Apache Indians

    1. Apache Indians Index
    2. Apache tribes
    3. Apache childhood farming medicine
    4. Apache clans
    5. Apache culture
    6. Geronimo on apache culture
    7. Geronimo on apache customs
    8. Apache dances
    9. Apache enrollment - blood quantum
    10. Apache food
    11. Apache games
    12. Apache genealogy
    13. Apache history
    14. Apache history - first contact with white men
    15. Apache hogans
    16. Apache legends
    17. Geronimo on Apache marriage and burial customs
    18. Apache medicine
    19. Apache mexican wars
    20. Apache people
    21. Apache quotes
    22. Apache religious ceremony
    23. Aravaipa Apache
    24. Bedonkohe Apach
    25. Chiricahua Apache
    26. Cochise 'Cut through Tent' incident
    27. Famous Apache - Eskiminzin
    28. Famous Geronimo speach
    29. Geronimo on Mexicans
    30. Geronimo's skull
    31. Geronimo on the Warpath
    32. Geronimo on war with the Mexicans
    33. Giant elk Apache legend
    34. Jeff Smith, slave of Geronimo
    35. Jicarillas Apache
    36. Geronimo's family was killed at Kaskiyeh massacre
    37. Kiowa Apache
    38. Kiowa Apache White Buffalo Woman Legend
    39. Lipan Apache
    40. Mescaleros Apache
    41. San Carlos Apache
    42. Subdivisions of the Apache tribes according to Geronimo
    43. White Mountain Apache

    CALIFORNIA INDIANS



    1. California Rancherias
    2. California Tribes
    3. California Tribes by Language Family and Dialect
    4. Mission Indians

    CANADIAN FIRST NATIONS



    1. Canadian Indians: Canada Aboriginal Peoples by Region
    2. Canadian Reserves #1-50
    3. Canadian Reserves #51-100
    4. Canadian Reserves #101-150
    5. Canadian Reserves #151-200
    6. Canadian Reserves #201-250
    7. Canadian Reserves #251-300
    8. Canadian Reserves #301-350
    9. Canadian Reserves #351-400
    10. Canadian Reserves #401-450
    11. Canadian Reserves #451-500
    12. Canadian Reserves #501-540
    13. Canadian Tribes from A to Z
    14. Namaygoosisagagun First Nation Community
    15. Ontario First Nations

    CHEROKEE INDIANS



    Cherokee Indians

    1. Cherokee Culture
      1. Cherokee Wedding
    2. Cherokee Indians
    3. Cherokee Tribes

    CREEK TRIBES



  • Creek Tribes

    INDIAN CEREMONIES



    1. Indian Ceremonies

    Indian Dances



    1. Indian Dances

    IROQUOIS NATION



    1. Iroquois Nation

    NATIVE AMERICAN CRAFTS



    1. Native American Crafts

    NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE



    1. Native American Culture

    NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGES



  • American Indian Languages
    1. Caddoan Language Family
    2. California Tribes by Language Family and Dialect
    3. Chimakuan Language Family
    4. Chinookan Language Family
    5. Chumashan Language Family
    6. Comecrudan Language Family
    7. Coosan Language Family
    8. Eskimo-Aleut Language Family
    9. Nadene Language Family
    10. Tribes by Language Family

    OJIBWE - CHIPPEWA TRIBES


    (Anishnababe, Anishinaubag, Anishinaubeg, Neshnabek,Achipoes, Chepeway, Chippeway, Ochipoy, Odjibwa, Ojibweg, Ojibwey, Ojibwa, Otchipwe, Ojibway, Saulteaux) Ottawa and Potawatomi were also once part of this tribe, but later split.
    1. POTAWOTOMI INDIANS



      Potawatomi Home Page

      1. Potawatomi Addresses and Statistics
      2. Potawatomi Art and Artists
      3. Potawatomi Authors
      4. Potawatomi Bands and Clans
      5. Potawatomi Books
      6. Potawatomi Casinos
      7. Potawatomi Crafts
      8. Potawatomi Dances
      9. Potawatomi Businesses and Economy
      10. Potawatomi Education and Grants
      11. Potawatomi Enrollment Requirements
      12. Potawatomi Flags
      13. Potawatomi Food, Subsistance, Recipes
      14. Potawatomi Games
      15. Potawatomi Genealogy
      16. Potawatomi Government
      17. Potawatomi History
      18. Potawatomi Houses, Shelters, Lodges
      19. Potawatomi Internet Groups and Chats
      20. Potawatomi Language
      21. Potawatomi Legends and Oral History
      22. Potawatomi Medicine and Wild Crafting
      23. Potawatomi Music and Musicians
      24. Potawatomi Names
      25. Potawatomi Posters
      26. Potawatomi Official Websites
      27. Potawatomi Organizations
      28. Potawatomi People
      29. Potawatomi Pictures
      30. Potawatomi Pow Wows and Events
      31. Potawatomi Clothing and Regalia
      32. Potawatomi Religion and Ceremonies
      33. Potawatomi Reservations and Reserves
      34. Potawatomi Sacred Places
      35. Potawatomi Symbolism and Totems
      36. Potawatomi Travel & Tourism
      37. Potawatomi Treaties
      38. Potawatomi Resources

      RELIGON AND SPIRITUALITY



      1. Indian Gods
      2. Indian medicine men, spiritual leaders, priests and shamans
      3. Native American Religion
      4. Sacred Objects
      5. Sacred Places

      RESERVATIONS



      1. Pine Ridge Reservation
      2. US Reservations

      SHAWNEE INDIANS



      1. Shawnee Indians

      SIOUX INDIANS



      1. Charles Eastman's account of Chief Sitting Bull
      2. Free Pictures: Chief Sitting Bull
      3. How Sitting Bull got his names
      4. Rain-in-the-Face (Hunkpapa Sioux)
      5. Sioux Indians
      6. Sitting Bull ( Tatanka Iyotanka )

      TRIBES BY STATES

      1. Alabama Tribes
      2. Arizona Tribes
      3. Arkansas Tribes
      4. California Tribes
      5. Colorado Tribes
      6. Connecticut Tribes
      7. Florida Tribes
      8. Georgia Tribes
      9. Idaho Tribes
      10. Indiana Tribes
      11. Iowa Tribes
      12. Kansas Tribes
      13. Louisiana Tribes
      14. Maine Tribes
      15. Maryland Tribes
      16. Massachusettes Tribes
      17. Michigan Tribes
      18. Minnesota Tribes
      19. Mississippi Tribes
      20. Missouri Tribes
      21. Montana Tribes
      22. North Carolina Tribes

      TRIBES GENERAL PAGES

      1. Affiliated Tribes Index
      2. Apache Tribes
      3. Canadian Tribes from A to Z
      4. Confederated Tribes
      5. First Nation Related Tribes
      6. Indian Tribes by Providence
      7. Indian Tribes by States
      8. Native American Indian Tribes
      9. Official Tribal Websites
      10. Related Tribes
      11. US Tribes from A to Z
      12. Tribes by Language Family
      13. Tribes by Region

      WILDCRAFTING AND HERBS



      1. Native American Sacred Plants

      Un-Categorized Articles:

      1. Penobscot (Eastern Abnaki, Penawahpskewi, Penobscott) Indian tribe
      2. Passamaquoddy Indian Tribe Introduction
      3. Mi'kmaq (Mi'kmawi'simk, Mi'kmaw, Micmac, Mikmaq) Tribe
      4. Maliseet Indian Tribe (Malecite, Malécites, Skicin, Maliseet Indians)
      5. Abenaki (Abanaki, Abenakis, Alnombak) Indians
      6. The Pennacook Indians
      7. Who were the Mohegan Indians?
      8. Delaware Nation (Formerly Delaware Tribe of Western Oklahoma)
      9. History of the Pequot Indians
      10. The Powhatan Indians
      11. Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians of California
      12. Crow Tribe of Montana
      13. Crow Creek Sioux Tribe of the Crow Creek Reservation
      14. Cuyapaipe Community of Diegueno Mission Indians of the Cuyapaipe Reservation
      15. Death Valley TimbiSha Shoshone Band of California
      16. Culture of the Delaware Tribe of Indians
      17. Dry Creek Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California
      18. Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina
      19. Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma
      20. Elem Indian Colony of Pomo Indians of the Sulphur Bank Rancheria
      21. Elk Valley Rancheria Indians
      22. Ely Shoshone Tribe of Nevada tribal enrollment requirements
      23. Enterprise Rancheria of Maidu Indians of California
      24. Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe of South Dakota
      25. Forest County Potawatomi Community of Wisconsin Potawatomi Indians
      26. Enrollement requirements of the Fort Independence Indian Community of Paiute Indians
      27. Fort McDermitt Paiute and Shoshone Tribes of the Fort McDermitt Indian Reservation
      28. Fort McDermitt Paiute and Shoshone Tribes of the Fort McDermitt Indian Reservation(Duplicate)
      29. Fort McDermitt Paiute and Shoshone Tribes of the Fort McDermitt Indian Reservation(Duplicate)
      30. Fort McDolwell Mohave-Apache Community of the Fort McDowell Indian Reservation
      31. Fort Mohave Indian Tribe of Arizona
      32. Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma(Be the first to submit an article on this subject.)
      33. Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians of Michigan(See Chippewa Indians.)
      34. Greenville Rancheria of Maidu Indians of California(Be the first to submit an article on this subject.)
      35. Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians of Michigan(Duplicate)
      36. Grindstone Indian Rancheria of Wintun-Wailaki Indians of California(Be the first to submit an article on this subject.)
      37. Guidiville Rancheria of California(Be the first to submit an article about the Guidiville Rancheria of California Indians..)
      38. Havasupai Tribe of the Havasupai Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      39. Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin (formerly known as the Wisconsin Winnebago Tribe)(Be the first to submit an article.)
      40. Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin (formerly known as the Wisconsin Winnebago Tribe)(Duplicate)(Be the first to submit an article.)
      41. Hoh Indian Tribe of the Hoh Indian Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      42. Hopi Tribe of Arizona(Be the first to submit an article.)
      43. Hopland Band of Pomo Indians of the Hopland Rancheria(Be the first to submit an article.)
      44. Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians of Maine(Be the first to submit an article.)
      45. Hualapai Indian Tribe of the Hualapai Indian Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      46. Huron Potawatomi, Inc.(Be the first to submit an article.)
      47. Huron Potawatomi, Inc. Tribe(Duplicate-See Potawatomi Indians.)
      48. Inaja Band of Diegueno Mission Indians of the Inaja and Cosmit Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      49. Ione Band of Miwok Indians of California(Be the first to submit an article.)
      50. Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska(Be the first to submit an article.)
      51. Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma(Be the first to submit an article.)
      52. Jackson Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians of California(Be the first to submit an article.)
      53. Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe of Washington(Be the first to submit an article.)
      54. Jena Band of Choctaw Indians(Be the first to submit an article.)
      55. Jicarilla Apache Tribe of the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      56. Kaibaab Band of Paiute Indians of the Kaibab Indian Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      57. Kalispel Indian Community of the Kalispel Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      58. Karuk Tribe of California(Be the first to submit an article.)
      59. Kashia Band of Pomo Indians of the Stewarts Point Rancheria(Be the first to submit an article.)
      60. Kaw Nation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      61. Keweenaw Bay Indian Community of L'Ance and Ontonagon Bands of Chippewa Indians(Be the first to submit an article.)
      62. Kickapoo Tribe of Indians of the Kickapoo Reservation in Kansas(Be the first to submit an article.)
      63. Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma(Be the first to submit an article.)
      64. Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas
      65. Kiowa Indian Tribe of Oklahoma(Be the first to submit an article.)
      66. Klamath Indian Tribe of Oregon(Be the first to submit an article.)
      67. Kootenai Tribe of Idaho(Be the first to submit an article.)
      68. La Jolla Band of Luiseno Mission Indians of the La Jolla Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      69. La Posta Band of Diegueno Mission Indians of the La Posta Indian Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      70. Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians of the Lac Courte Oreilles Reservation of Wisconsin(Be the first to submit an article.)
      71. Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians of the Lac du Flambeau Reservation of Wisconsin(Be the first to submit an article.)
      72. Lac Vieux Dessert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians of Michigan(Be the first to submit an article.)
      73. Las Vegas Tribe of Paiute Indians of the Las Vegas Indian Colony(Be the first to submit an article.)
      74. Little River Band of Ottawa Indians of Michigan(Be the first to submit an article.)
      75. Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians of Michigan(Be the first to submit an article.)
      76. Los Coyotes Band of Cahuilla Mission Indians of the Los Coyotes Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      77. Lovelock Paiute Tribe of the Lovelock Indian Colony(Be the first to submit an article.)
      78. Lower Brule Sioux Tribe of the Lower Brule Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      79. Lower Sioux Indian Community of Minnesota Mdewakanton Sioux Indians of the Lower Sioux Reservation in Minnesota(Be the first to submit an article.)
      80. Lummi Tribe of the Lummi Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      81. Lytton Racheria of California(Be the first to submit an article.)
      82. Makah Indian Tribe of the Makah Indian Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      83. Manchester Band of Pomo Indians of the Manchester-Point Arena Rancheria(Be the first to submit an article.)
      84. Manzanita Band of Diegueno Mission Indians of the Manzanita Reservation(Be the first to submit an article.)
      85. Mashantucket Pequot Tribe of Connecticut(Be the first to submit an article.)
      86. Mechoopda Indian Tribe of Chico Rancheria(Be the first to submit an article.)
      87. Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin(Be the first to submit an article.)
      88. Aztec-Mexica civilization map & articles index
      89. Who were the Beothuk Indians?
      90. Mississippian-Moundbuilders(Be the first to submit an article.)
      91. Sinaguan Indians(Be the first to submit an article.)
      92. Toltec Indians(Be the first to submit an article.)
      93. Cherokee Legend of the Butterfly Dance(Dances->Ceremonial)
      94. Crow Explanation of How the Ladies Fancy Shawl Dance Competition Began(Dances->Powwow)
      95. Cherokee Legend of the Butterfly Dance(Duplicate Legend->Cherokee)
      96. Dance Regalia of the Fancy Shawl Dancer
      97. How the Fancy Shawl Dance Competition is Judged
      98. Cherokee Legend of the Butterfly Dance(duplicateTNB->Cherokee Indians)
      99. Crow Explanation of How the Ladies Fancy Shawl Dance Competition Began(Duplicate TNB->Crow Tribe)
      100. Sioux Wedding Prayer
      101. COLORS OF THE WIND
      102. American Indian Wedding Prayer
      103. Cynthia Ann Parker - Comanche (Adopted)(Kids->Biographies for Kids)
      104. Cynthia Ann Parker - Comanche (Adopted)(Duplicate TNB->Comanche Indian)
      105. A MILLENNIUM TRIBUTE to The Wampanoag People and Other Native Peoples of the West
      106. Man's Tyranny over Man
      107. Moment In Time
      108. Leonard Peltier's Defense Committee Reorganizes
      109. Peltier represented at WCAR
      110. Petition to Stop NDN Mascots in S.C. SCHOOL
      111. PELTIER BENEFIT IN CAPE COD
      112. History of the Buffalo Dance(Dances->Buffalo Dance)
      113. White Buffalo Calf Woman Prophecy
      114. Hey, It's Just a Game!
      115. Cherokee Prayer
      116. Teach Us To Walk The Soft Earth
      117. Emergence to the 5th World
      118. Prophesy Rock
      119. Chautauqua of the Arts fine arts and crafts festival
      120. Crow Indian Photographer : The Work of Richard Throssel
      121. Frederic Sackrider Remington (1861 - 1909) Biography
      122. R.C. Gorman, painter and sculptor bio
      123. Affiliated Tribes
      124. Coyote and Eagle Steal the Sun and Moon
      125. Legend of The No-Face Doll
      126. Chief Tahre
      127. Wyandotte Creation Story(Legend->Creation)
      128. Wyandotte Creation Story(Duplicate Legend->Wyandotte)
      129. Patricia Locke, Champion of American Indians, Dies at 73
      130. Crow Fair (3rd weekend in August, Crow Agency, MT)
      131. Be the First to Submit An Article about a Silversmith
      132. An introduction to Hopi Basketry
      133. Pocahontas Profile for Kids( Kids->Biographies for Kids)
      134. Pocahontas: A Child of Peace
      135. Pocahontas: The Princess Prisoner
      136. The Real Pocahontas
      137. Pocahontas Profile for Kids(Duplicate People->Pocahontas )
      138. Pocahontas Profile for Kids(Duplicate TNB->Powhatan)
      139. Native American Ten Commandments
      140. Cree Indian Prophecy
      141. We are Part of this Earth
      142. Sherman Alexie Directs New Film: The Business of Fancydancing
      143. Coeur d’Alene Tribe Quick Fact Sheet
      144. SBA's Barreto Set to Speak at Indian Summit
      145. Keep the Circle Strong
      146. What is a Serigraph?
      147. Native American Themed Serigraphs
      148. PARKER, CYNTHIA ANN (ca. 1825-ca. 1871)( People->Parker,Cynthia)
      149. Update on the Alaska Equal Protection Lawsuit
      150. Mari Sandoz
      151. Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community Makes History With Grant to The American Indian College Fund
      152. Pow Wow Organizers Facing Lawsuit for Banning Female Drum Group
      153. Potawatomi Tribe Donates to Topeka Schools
      154. Free Leonard Peltier International Day of Solidarity
      155. Catawba Potter, Nola Campbell, 83, Dies
      156. Fond du Lac College President Dies
      157. Native America Calling Topics for 12/24 - 12/28/01
      158. Voices From The Circle” Christmas Special
      159. Different Drums Celebrates Winter
      160. alterNATIVE VOICES Continues to Celebrate the Holidays
      161. Earthsongs - Lila Downs
      162. Man Attacks Illinois Mascot During Game
      163. Are Dream Catchers Losing the Native Tradition?
      164. Three Chosen for Lakota Nation Basketball Hall of Fame
      165. Oneida Peace Gathering and Onyota'a:ka Social Dance
      166. Navajo Code Talker Passed Over for Congressional Silver Medal for Navajo Code Talkers
      167. Health Concerns Unite Ho-Chunks
      168. The Cherokee War of 1839
      169. Tribe Tries to Sustain Ho-Chunk Language
      170. Reno linguist foremost expert on Washoe language
      171. Remember the Dakota 38
      172. Mita Maske Ti Ki offers Refuge, Hope to Battered Women & Children
      173. Gathering of the Heartbeat: Indian Women Challenge Tradition
      174. Native American Entertainers Seeking the Spotlight
      175. Oneida Nations and NBC Launch Native American Talent Search
      176. Melungeon Overview
      177. Are You of Melungeon Heritage?
      178. The Creation of Chinook Indians
      179. Chinook Creation Story
      180. Across Borders: Beadwork in Iroquois Life( Artists->Beadwork )
      181. Across Borders: Beadwork in Iroquois Life(Duplicate Culture->Museums)
      182. National Museum of the American Indian
      183. 2nd Annual Indian Law Conference of the California Indian Law Association
      184. Native American housing legislation passed
      185. ABC/DISNEY is still looking for Native Actors
      186. Wovoka's ghost dance vision
      187. Chief Teedyuscung of the Deleware Indians
      188. Montana State student compiles Crow stories
      189. A Quinault legend: The dog husband
      190. Chris Eyre - director of Smoke Signals and Skins
      191. Skins Movie Review
      192. Special trustee testfies that Interior gave court inaccurate, incomplete reports
      193. Indian symbols used on the war horse
      194. Indian symbols used on the hunting horse
      195. The kachinas
      196. Kachinas act as intermediaries between the spirit realm and our world
      197. The significance and origin of wampum
      198. High court to rule on peyote use
      199. Colville confederated tribes purchase Omak mill
      200. Iroquois beadwork displayed at the George Gustav Heye Center through May 19th
      201. Voices from the circle - R. Carlos Nakai and more
      202. The Hooghan of First Man
      203. Navajo words from the Origin Story
      204. Eight-million-voice petition for peace from the children
      205. Black Fire, Navajo musicians
      206. Jim Thorpe, Athelete
      207. The Big Turtle's War Party
      208. Red Cloud's last words to his people(Leaders->Sioux, Oglala)
      209. Red Cloud's last words to his people(Duplicate Sioux->Lakota->Oglala)
      210. Chronology of Red Cloud's life
      211. A Collection of North American Indian Portraits
      212. Actor/Choreographer Michael Greyeyes Bio
      213. Eyre returns with "Skins"
      214. Bear River Massacre
      215. Shoshoni Indians (Northwestern Bands)
      216. Hiking Canyon of Wonder and Superstition in Palm Springs
      217. Buffalo Fillet With Honey Roasted Vidalias
      218. Walks All Over the Sky
      219. The Forgotten Ear of Corn
      220. Indian Cinderella
      221. The coon hunter's fear
      222. Terms of Use for our free pictures
      223. Tribal descendant wins fight to retrieve hair
      224. Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Overview
      225. Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Overview
      226. Chippewa-Cree Tribe Overview
      227. Crow Creek Sioux Tribe Overview
      228. Fort Belknap Indian Community Overview
      229. Crow Creek Sioux Reservation Overview
      230. Devil's Lake Sioux Tribe Overview
      231. Devil's Lake Sioux Tribe Overview
      232. Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas Overview
      233. Lower Brule Sioux Tribe Overview
      234. Northern Cheyenne Tribe Overview
      235. Pine Ridge Reservation: Home of the Oglala Sioux
      236. Omaha Tribe of Nebraska Overview
      237. Ponca Tribe of Nebraska Overview
      238. Prarie Band of Potawatomi Indians Overview
      239. Rosebud Sioux Tribe Overview
      240. Sac & Fox Nation of Missouri Overview
      241. Santee Sioux Tribe of Nebraska Overview
      242. Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe Overview
      243. Three Affiliated Tribes of Fort Berthold (Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara) Overview
      244. Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians Overview
      245. Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska Overview
      246. Yankton Sioux Tribe of South Dakota Overview
      247. Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe Overview
      248. Crow Tribe Overview
      249. Eastern Shoshone Tribe Overview
      250. Northern Arapaho Tribe Overview
      251. Hualapai's of the Twenty first century
      252. Indians urged to fight racism
      253. Indin Humor: Cowboys and Indians
      254. Rez Dogs Playing Poker(Funny Poster)
      255. Chief Seattle, Suquamish and Duwamish leader
      256. Chief Seattle's treaty oration of 1854
      257. Cochise: 'Cut Through the Tent' Incident
      258. Frederic Sackrider Remington (1861 - 1909) Biography
      259. Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of the Fort Hall Reservation vs. Health and Human Services
      260. Michael Coleman (1941-?) Biography (Artists->Painters)
      261. Michael Coleman (1941-?) Biography(Duplicate Painters->Coleman )
      262. Chautauqua of the Arts fine arts and crafts festival
      263. R.C. Gorman (1932-?) Biography( Painters->Gorman)
      264. R.C. Gorman fine art prints from the southwest(Duplicate Artists->Painters)
      265. Origins of the Apache Indians
      266. Subdivisions of the Apache Tribe
      267. Geronimo autobiography - the early years
      268. Apache tribal amusements, manners, and customs as explained by Geronimo
      269. Apache marriage and burial customs and the family of Geronimo
      270. Geronimo lost his whole family in the massacre of Kaskiyeh
      271. Geronimo on the warpath
      272. Fine art prints by Carol Grigg with Native American and horse themes I
      273. Carol Grigg Fine Art Prints - native american, bird and animal themes II
      274. Carol Grigg Fine Art Prints - Native American themes, birds and animals III
      275. The Warpath of Geronimo: raids that were successful
      276. Autobiography of Geronimo: Varying fortunes of the bedonkohe apaches
      277. Geronimo tells of the apache - mexican wars
      278. Geronimo's Mightiest Battle
      279. The Apache and the coming of white men has moved to apache history
      280. Inupiat Eskimos question religious opposition to ANWR development --Presbyterian
      281. Clothing, footwear, and territory of the Copper Inuit
      282. Clothing, footwear and territory of the Caribou Inuit
      283. Clothing, footwear, and territory of the Ungava Inuit
      284. Significance and care of the eagle feather
      285. Ojibwa Poem: Nibi (Water)
      286. Ojibway Oral Teaching: Wolf and man
      287. Create your own reality
      288. Ten Bears speaks at Yapparika Comanche treaty negotiations
      289. Ten Bears speaks at Yapparika Comanche treaty negotiations
      290. Algonquian is a language group, not a tribe of Indians
      291. Eagles fine art prints and posters
      292. Eagle fine art prints and posters 2
      293. eagle fine art prints and posters 3
      294. Eagle Fine Art Prints and Posters 4
      295. EAGLE FINE ART PRINTS AND POSTERS 5
      296. Feds plan to change name of Native American Church and other regulations
      297. Searching for information on a specific Thunderbird symbol
      298. Common Indian Symbols used in Indian jewelry and their generally accepted meaning( Crafts->Silver Jewelry)
      299. Common Indian Symbols used in Indian jewelry and their generally accepted meaning(Duplicate Culture-> Indian Symbols)
      300. Common Indian Symbols used in Indian jewelry and their generally accepted meaning(Duplicate Artists->Silversmith)
      301. How to make a quality hand drum( Crafts-> Drums)
      302. How to make rawhide
      303. How to make a quality hand drum(Duplicate Crafts->Projects)
      304. First Americans in the Arts - Stars turn out for annual FAITA awards
      305. Henry Kingi, actor and stuntman
      306. Census Bureau did a very poor job in counting Indians
      307. Concensus Needed to Determine Global Impact
      308. Phoenix is 1st in share of Indians among top 10 cities in the nation
      309. Population of Indians on the rise, Utah's percentage exceeds U.S. average
      310. St. Francis Abenaki of the Odanak Reserve in P.Q. Canada
      311. WorldLink TV Premieres Series By And About Tribal Peoples
      312. Cherokee language lesson: Listen and Get Up
      313. Widely respected La Jolla tribal elder dies
      314. Cherokee language lesson: You Get Up (From a lying position)
      315. Cherokee language lesson: Where Did You Get It ?
      316. Cherokee language lesson: terms associated with Halloween
      317. Cherokee language lesson: It Fits
      318. Northern Cherokee typically aren't associated with Kansas: Family histories say
      319. Passamaquoddy Song of the Stars
      320. Origin of tobacco as told by the Crow and Hidatsa tribes(Legend->Hidatsa)
      321. Origin of tobacco as told by the Crow and Hidatsa tribes(Duplicate Legend->Crow)
      322. Origin of tobacco as told by the Crow and Hidatsa tribes(Duplicate Legend->Origin of)
      323. Origin of the Iroquois Nation(Legend->Iroquois)
      324. Origion of the Iroquois Nation(Duplicate: Legend->Creation
      325. Origin of the Medicine Man(Legend->Origin of)
      326. Origin of the Medicine Man(Duplicate Legend->Passamaquodd y)
      327. Warriors of the Rainbow
      328. Grandfather Stalking Wolf: vision of the four signs
      329. Gathering of the Heartbeat: Indian Women Challenge Tradition
      330. Jeff Smith, slave of Geronimo
      331. Geronimo and the Apache culture of his youth
      332. Words spoken by Goyathlay (Geronimo)( Hist->Historical Speaches ) has moved to Historical speech by Geronimo
      333. Words spoken by Goyathlay (Geronimo)(Duplicate: Leaders->Apache, Chiricahua ) has moved to Historical speech by Geronimo
      334. Prehistoric tribes in Canada
      335. Stars tell Lakota stories
      336. Lakota Star Legends
      337. Gary Farmer--actor and publisher
      338. Graham Greene quick profile
      339. Tina Keeper is an accomplished Cree actress
      340. Origin and meaning of place names in the Yukon
      341. Origin and meaning of place names in the Northwest Territories
      342. Quanah Parker, an overview
      343. Headstone of Quanah Parker
      344. Navajo Sheep Herder(Indin Jokes)
      345. Navajo actress has last laugh on Dharma and Greg
      346. Grizzly Bears(Indin Jokes)
      347. Skinwalker comic book to debut in May
      348. The twins alter the Book of Life( Legend->Winnebago)
      349. How Stupid White Men came to be banned( Lit->Authors->M-Z )
      350. Youths from across U.S. find hope at oldest federal boarding schoolAthletes&SportsNews
      351. Beaver's Tail - A Shoshone legend
      352. Cherokee language lesson: Be happy, valentine's day
      353. Cherokee language lesson: Is it possible you could bring some fried chicken toni
      354. Cherokee language lesson: Give this blue pen to your dad
      355. The bird whose wings made the windLegend->Mi'kmaq
      356. The raccoon and the blind menUnidentified Legend
      357. Cherokee language lesson: The pretty girl is dancing fast
      358. Cherokee language lesson: Stop what you are doing and come here
      359. Cherokee language lesson: Give this basketball to your brother
      360. Cherokee language lesson: Give this cold drink to your sister
      361. Scholarships available to Navajo college studentsEduc->Funding/Grants
      362. Cherokee language lesson: Stir It
      363. Cherokee language lesson: Give this yellow paper to your mom
      364. Cherokee language lesson: Take the bowl and set it on the table
      365. Cherokee language lesson: Buy it
      366. Cherokee language lesson: Blow it
      367. Cherokee language lesson: Pour It
      368. Cherokee language lesson: Brew it(not assigned to category)
      369. Jim Crow legacy still disrupts Oklahoma Seminoles
      370. Wolf - Protector of Woman (Shoshone Legend)
      371. The Long Journey Artists->Silversmith
      372. Native American LodgesInternet->NA Communities
      373. Cherokee language lesson: 'Walker bless the food' and 'Creator, bless me'
      374. Portrait of Chippewa nation comes to public TVTelevision
      375. Six part mini-series on Ojibwe peoples comes to public televisionTNB->Ojibwe,Ojibwa(y)
      376. In the footsteps of Lewis and ClarkTravel->North Dakota
      377. Student letters help make Thorpe cereal-box champAthletes&SportsNews
      378. Pueblo family forced to bury twice
      379. ''Skins'' scores with Native American saga
      380. Staged 19th Century Photos of American Indians controversial, but compellingPhotography->Indians
      381. Native Youth Movement (NYM) on a warpathActivists->Org-> NYM
      382. Cherokee language lesson: "What kind of food did you bring?"
      383. Cherokee language lesson: "What are you going to do today?"
      384. Little Brother Snares the SunLegend->Winnebago
      385. We are part fire, part dreamLit->NA Poems
      386. Grandmother Spider Steals the SunLegend->Cherokee
      387. Your eyes are the mirrorLit->NA Poems
      388. The Legend of Devil's TowerLegend->Sioux
      389. Mountain Chief (Ninastoko), last hereditary chief of the Blackfoot tribeLeaders->Blackfoot
      390. Honor your EldersLit->NA Poems
      391. Sitting Bull Leaders->Sioux, Hunkpapa
      392. Rain-in-the-Face (Hunkpapa Sioux)Leaders->Sioux, Hunkpapa
      393. American Horse (Oglalla Sioux)Leaders->Sioux, Oglala
      394. Crazy Horse (Tashunkewitko), Oglala SiouxLeaders->Sioux, Oglala
      395. Dull Knife (Cheyenne leader)Leaders->Cheyenne
      396. Chief Gall (Blackfoot Sioux leader) Leaders->Sioux, Blackfoot
      397. Ohiyesa on IndiansLeaders->Sioux, Santee
      398. Hole-in-the-Day (Bug-o-nay-ki-shig), Ojibway war chiefLeaders->Ojibwe
      399. Chief Joseph (In-mut-too-yah-lat-lat), Nez Perce
      400. Little Crow (Taoyateduta), Kaposia SiouxLeaders->Sioux, Kaposia
      401. Little Wolf, CheyenneLeaders->Cheyenne
      402. Red Cloud (Mahpiya Luta), Oglalla SiouxLeaders->Sioux, Oglala
      403. Roman Nose, Cheyenne War Chief
      404. Spotted Tail, Brule Sioux
      405. Two Strike (Nomkahpa), SiouxLeaders->Sioux, Brule
      406. Wakiash and the First Totem Pole (Kwakiutl Legend)Alaska Natives->Legend->Kwakiutl
      407. Potter Column: Real Indians skate over stereotypes Humor->Column->Potter
      408. Lost Incan settlement found in PeruAncient->Incan
      409. "Native Heroes" Art Contest Announced: Kids- Take Up Pen and Brush to Draw PeopleKids->Contests
      410. Pow Wow: Dakota Mahkato Mdewakanton Wacipi Events->Pow Wows
      411. Peltier appeals lost bid to reduce sentence
      412. Cherokee Tribal Council learns more about heritage at the Sequoyah Birthplace MuseumMuseums->Tennessee
      413. Sarah James leads Alaska's 'Caribou People' in defense of their way of life north of the Artic CircleFN->Gwich'in
      414. RCMP kept secret 'Red Power' file on dissident natives: Fear of armed confrontation
      415. How the Shoshone and Paiutes became allies (Shoshone - Paiute Legend)Legend->Shoshone
      416. How the Shoshone and Paiutes became allies (Shoshone - Paiute Legend)(Duplicate Legend->Paiute)
      417. Diabetes: Highly prevalent in American Indians, but rarely treated
      418. Elk-teeth dress is epitome of Crow status and style
      419. Sacagawea's son: Through the mist of two centuries, a portrait emerges People->Sacagawea
      420. Fern Eastman Mathias: Elder, AIM organizer dies at 72
      421. Potter Column: American Indians in American History - Dad finds history lesson lacking
      422. Dictionary of Jicarilla language in the works
      423. Grounded Eagle's Drum Lit->NA Poems
      424. Blood quantum song lyrics Music->Song Lyrics
      425. Charting a course for Indian holiday Humor->Potter Column
      426. The changing view of Indian law by the U.S. Supreme Court Law->Misc
      427. Stories on the wind: Tony Hillerman's beautiful mysteries Lit->Authors->A-L
      428. Blue laws - Indian laws are relics of the past Law&Politics->Laws
      429. FREDERICK P. WHITEFACE (1922-2002) Obituaries
      430. Bear River Massacre TNB->Shoshone Indian
      431. It's in his bones: the story of Kennewick Man Hist->Pre-Contact
      432. Proselytizer fires up Potter
      433. Sinte Gleska University revives skill, ceremony of tipi construction Events->Workshops
      434. Two tribes receive federal recognition...as one tribe TNB->Pequot Indians
      435. Protection of Native American sacred places fact sheet Law->Religion
      436. Gathering of Eagles focuses on spirituality Events->Workshops
      437. A codetalker's view of "Windtalkers" TNB->Navajo Nation
      438. How many Native American words do you know? Probably more than you think. Lang->Place Names
      439. Windtalkers seems to be tanking at the box office Editorials
      440. Truth and consequences on the reservation--the Elouise Cobell story Hist->ModernDayHeroes
      441. Natives celebrate return of sacred bundle; Spirits back home R&S->Prayers
      442. Make Your Wish Lit->NA Poems
      443. Pineridge artist's work makes it's way to England Crafts->Silver Jewelry
      444. Spirit - Stallion of the Cimarron Movie Reviews
      445. Two Shoshone Humor->Indin Jokes
      446. Paiute Celebrations Humor->Indin Jokes
      447. Drought Hits Tribal Plant Rituals Culture-> Tribal Customs
      448. Zuni tradition lives in fetishes Culture-> Indian Symbols
      449. Forever Lit->General Poems
      450. Predecessors of the Hohokam Ancient->Hohokam
      451. The Hohokam Indians of the Tucson Basin Ancient->Hohokam
      452. Agriculture of the Hohokam Indian
      453. Hunting and gathering practices of the Hohokam
      454. Clothing and footwear of the Hohokam
      455. Marie Buchfink Fine Art Prints Artists->Painters
      456. Fine Art Prints by Marie Buchfink Shopping->Posters/Prints
      457. PROFILE: Adam Fortunate Eagle Nordwall Activists->A.Nordwal
      458. First native american in space Hist->ModernDayHeroes
      459. This man that I call friend...Grandpa Lit->NA Poems
      460. Cherokee sweat lodge words Lang->Cherokee
      461. a legacy of our own Editorials
      462. A Thanksgiving prayer from the Iroquois (Seneca) people R&S->Prayers
      463. Indian Corn Kids->Indian Foods
      464. How to make a corn husk doll Crafts-> Projects
      465. Joe Leaphorn is not his old self but Tony Hillerman is happy With 'Skinwalkers' Television
      466. Lakota voices in Stronghold camp defend Ghost Dancers TNB->Souix Nation
      467. American Indian code talkers not just in WW II Hist->ModernDayHeroes
      468. Oldest tribal member and last fully fluent in the Makah language dies People->Obituaries
      469. Eric Schweig - Inuvik Actor Actors - Actress
      470. Poetry for native Hope Lit->NA Poems
      471. Earth Daughter Lit->NA Poems
      472. You can be a Modern Day Hero - Support Leonard Peltier's Annual Christmas Drive Rez->PineRidge
      473. Is the world coming to an end? Hailing the solstice and telling time, Mayan style Ancient->Mayan
      474. Pacific Northwest artist Doug Bison's unique heritage inspires authenticity Artists->Sculptors
      475. Blackfeet tribe immerses students in language to reclaim lost culture Culture-> Tribal Customs
      476. (Duplicate)Blackfeet tribe immerses students in language to reclaim lost culture Lang->Blackfeet
      477. Harvard to study laws of American Indian tribes Educ->Funding/Grants
      478. American Indians see Lewis and Clark journey as beginning of end Hist->General
      479. Multicultural elders share wisdom with school children Culture-> Tribal Customs
      480. New sterling silver ring by Ben Nighthorse added to the native american jewelry (CJ?) Crafts->Silver Jewelry
      481. New Ben Nighthorse arrowhead medallion with eagle and turquoise (CJ?) Crafts->Silver Jewelry
      482. New gold eagle ring and matching bracelet (CJ?) Crafts-> Gold Jewelry
      483. The majestic American eagle (CJ?)
      484. What is sterling silver, anyway? Crafts->Silver Jewelry
      485. Tribal college receives $20,000 NASA grant Educ->Funding/Grants
      486. Father of Indian Corn Legend->Ojibwe
      487. Stars Shine at First Americans Awards Actors - Actress
      488. The Men of the Early Times Legend->Zuni
      489. Creation and Longevity Legend->Creation
      490. Pima Creation Story
      491. Pima Legend: The Night Sky
      492. Basil H. Johnson: Ojibway Author,Story-Teller and Scholar Lit->Authors->A-L
      493. Not pepper, Chris. It's a Chile Hist->General
      494. Mother, we will never leave you Legend->Ojibwe
      495. The First Butterflies Legend->Ojibwe
      496. Why birds go south in winter Legend->Ojibwe
      497. How Bats Came to Be Legend->Ojibwe
      498. How dog came to be Legend->Ojibwe
      499. The "close your eyes" dance Legend->Ojibwe
      500. Thunderbirds and Fireflies Legend->Ojibwe
      501. Status of Native American Language Endangerment Statistics
      502. How many indigenous American languages are spoken in the United States? By how many speakers? Culture-> Tribal Customs
      503. Indigenous Languages Spoken in the United States by number of speakers Statistics:
      504. RACIAL/CULTURAL ''SEGREGATION'' IN THE STATE OF UTAH, AMERICA IN 2003 Events->March/Rally
      505. The Beauty Of It All Editorials
      506. Abenaki - the St. Francis-Sokoki Band TNB->Abenaki Indians
      507. US Tribal Flags History and Thumbnail Gallery Culture-> Indian Symbols
      508. Flags of Canada's indigenous people Culture-> Indian Symbols
      509. Ableegumooch, the Lazy Rabbit Legend->Algonquin
      510. Traditional War Stories & Wounded Knee 1973 Hist->ModernDayHeroes
      511. The real heroes of Wounded Knee Activists->Org-> AIM
      512. A true and honorable story from a Wounded Knee warrior Activists->Org-> AIM
      513. Wounded Knee warrior tells his story Hist->ModernDayHeroes
      514. Bush gives cowboys bad image Editorials
      515. Dancing to the beat - what it all means Dances->Ceremonial
      516. Reading the rocks: Hopi history in petroglyphs
      517. When Democracy Failed: The Warnings of History - Is it about to repeat itself? Editorials
      518. Ft. Belknap man finds Columbia data recorder Hist->ModernDayHeroes
      519. American Indian dance documentary coming to NBC on April 19th Television
      520. More than 12,000 Natives in military Hist->ModernDayHeroes
      521. Arrest finally made in the death of Native American activist Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash Activists->Org-> AIM:
      522. Discovery of Hohokam ruins surprises archaeologists Ancient->Hohokam
      523. Statement of the Tetuwan Oyate, Teton Sioux Nation Treaty Council, Against the United States TNB->Souix Nation
      524. A Golden Eagle Feather ~ My Gift Lit->NA Poems
      525. An Old Woman Cannot Sleep Lit->NA Poems
      526. Red Road Singles Internet->NA Communities
      527. Discovery in Wisconsin stirs scientific debate: Did two different cultures meet? Ancient->Miss-Moundbuilders
      528. (Duplicate)Discovery in Wisconsin stirs scientific debate: Did two different cultures meet? Hist->Pre-Contact
      529. The Rabbit nation Legend->Unidentified
      530. Unktomi and the arrowheads Legend->Sioux
      531. Obituaries Humor->Indin Jokes:
      532. Terminated Uinta Band of Ute Indians TNB->Unrecognized Tribes
      533. Six Nation Iroquois Confederacy Exposes Federal State & Local Government in Criminal and Civil Rights Violations TNB->Iroquois
      534. FELTER V. NORTON MEETING - TERMINATED UINTA MIXED BLOODS OF UTAH TNB->Unrecognized Tribes
      535. Ishi: The last Yahi Indian TNB->Yahi:
      536. Women of Note: Renae Morriseau Actors - Actress
      537. Indians come forward with tales of physical and sexual abuse at missionary board
      538. Traditional wampum carries message of health
      539. Native American Poems: The Ancients
      540. Native American Poems: Daughter of the Wind
      541. Native American Poems: Dusty Trails
      542. Native American Poems: Who Will Call My Name?
      543. Native American Poems: Spirits In The Sky
      544. Native American Poems: Winged Raven
      545. Native American Poems: Such A Tragedy
      546. First human migrations to the New World probably occurred no earlier than 18,000
      547. Dees, Muscogee, Wins First Place Poetry Award in UK
      548. Festivities will honor Plenty Coups state park
      549. Festivities will honor Chief Plenty Coups ancestral home
      550. Sacred Lands Protection Events -Fall 2003
      551. Epitah from the resting place of Ten Bears
      552. Celebrating an Indian summer
      553. Northwest Indian College offers college courses via video conferencing
      554. Native American Poems: Hopi Warrior
      555. FELTER V. NORTON.. Response brief filed for Uinta Mixed Bloods of Utah
      556. Mdewakanton Dakota tribe restoring forgotten tribal traditions
      557. Mdewakanton Dakota tribe restoring lost traditions
      558. Tony Hillerman's Coyote Waits: An American Mystery! Special to air on Nov 16th
      559. Native artist willing to teach others what he knows
      560. First Nation Man Appointed Ontario Lieutenant Governor
      561. Cherokee Country - An original story
      562. The Lakota (Sioux Tribes, Nations & Bands)
      563. The Battle of the Little Big Horn a.k.a. Custer's Last Stand
      564. The Arapaho (Tribes, Nations & Bands)
      565. Where did the Blackfoot Sioux live in the 1700-1800s?
      566. Leonard Peltier's lawyer releases statement after Arlo Looking Cloud trial
      567. Winter Nights
      568. New Beginnings
      569. Two Wolves - A Cherokee Tale
      570. Once the most numerous peoples in Florida, the Ais are now extinct
      571. Native American Poems: The Neverending Trail
      572. Cherokee author announces essay contest with cash prizes for students
      573. Nisga'a people in ceremonial dress
      574. Nisga'a ceremonial dress
      575. Words of Wisdom: We will be known...
      576. The Attack on the Giant Elk, an Apache legend
      577. Native American Groups fight to save Mounds
      578. Join demonstration of unity on July 4th, 2004 to protect burial mounds
      579. Dreamkeeper now available on DVD
      580. Modoc: The Strong Hearted Woman, Kaitchkona Winema
      581. A gift mothers can give on Mother's Day: stories
      582. Deleted
      583. Cherokee Indian: Native American Roots, Once Hidden, Now Embraced
      584. Sioux, Hunkpapa: How Sitting Bull got his names
      585. Red Lake Reservation teacher crowned Miss Indian World
      586. Legend->Ojibwe: Nokomis and the spider: story of the dreamcatcher
      587. Deleted
      588. Crafts-> DreamCatche: Nokomis and the spider: story of the dreamcatcher
      589. Crafts-> Misc.: Legend of the Talking Feather
      590. Legend->Sioux: Legend of the Talking Feather
      591. Culture-> Tribal Customs: Fact vs. fiction regarding Indigenous Red Nations and people
      592. TNB->Ojibwe,Ojibwa(y: Looking for Abenaki ancestors
      593. Activists->Sacred La: Rum River Name Change Initiative
      594. Hist->General: Stopping the Alcohol Epedemic
      595. Artists->Painters: Traditional stories inspire art exhibit
      596. Events->Pow Wows: Native American powwows in the Northwest
      597. FN->Mowachaht: Mowachaht-Muchalaht band oppose capture of orca whale
      598. TNB->Tulalip: First Salmon Ceremony welcomes the returning salmon
      599. TNB->Souix Nation: At Rosebud a proud buffalo nation carries on
      600. Editorials: Encouraging Native American Voting in Upcoming Elections
      601. Lit->NA Poems: THE WARNING
      602. Lit->General Poems: an understanding
      603. Prophesy->Cherokee: Cherokee Prophesy
      604. Dances->Buffalo: Origin of the Buffalo Dance
      605. Recipes->Wild Meat: Roast Antelope with Carrot-Rosemary Sauce
      606. Legend->Apache: .Kiowa Apache White Buffalo Woman Legend
      607. Prophesy->Apache: .Kiowa-Apache White Buffalo Woman Legend
      608. Actors - Actress: Tonto Apaches team up on movie
      609. Lit->Authors->A-L: National Geographic magazine to feature story about ancient American people
      610. Prophesy->Sioux: Miracle, the white buffalo, has passed on to the spirit world
      611. Internet->NA Communities: How to get better results when you search a search engine
      612. Time is Now to launch New Tribal Economies
      613. Can you interpret these signs?
      614. Lit->General Poems: Cleared up Desperation...
      615. Featured Artist of the Week: Carol Grigg
      616. Do you know this modern day hero?
      617. Petitioners List for Federal Recognition by State
      618. Nevada Tribal Governments
      619. Shoshone-Paiute Tribes of the Duck Valley Reservation
      620. TNB->Paiute Indians: Yerington Paiute Tribe Colony and Campbell Ranch
      621. TNB->Paiute Indians: Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe
      622. TNB->Shoshone Indian: Ely Shoshone Tribe
      623. TNB->Shoshone Indian: Duckwater Shoshone Tribe of the Duckwater Reservation
      624. TNB->Paiute Indians: Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Tribe
      625. TNB->Paiute Indians: Fort McDermitt Paiute and Shoshone Tribe
      626. TNB->Shoshone Indian: Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation, Utah
      627. TNB->Paiute Indians: Las Vegas Paiute Tribe
      628. TNB->Paiute Indians: Lovelock Paiute Tribe
      629. TNB->Paiute Indians: Moapa Paiute Band of the Moapa Indian Reservation
      630. TNB->Paiute Indians: Reno Sparks Indian Colony
      631. TNB->Paiute Indians: Summit Lake Paiute Tribe
      632. TNB->Paiute Indians: Winnemucca Colony
      633. TNB->Paiute Indians: Walker River Paiute Tribe
      634. TNB->Paiute Indians: Yomba Shoshone Tribe
      635. TNB->Shoshone Indian: Te-Moak Tribe of Western Shoshone Indians
      636. TNB->Shoshone Indian: Battle Mountain Band of the Te-Moak Tribe of the Western Shoshone Indians
      637. TNB->Shoshone Indian: Elko Band of Te-Moak Tribe of Western Shoshone Indians
      638. TNB->Shoshone Indian: South Fork Band of the Te-Moak Tribe of Western Shoshone Indians
      639. TNB->Shoshone Indian: Wells Band of the Te-Moak Tribe of Western Shoshone Indians
      640. TNB->Washoe Indians: Washoe Tribe of Nevada/California
      641. Carson Colony Community Council of the Washoe Tribe of Nevada/California
      642. TNB->Washoe Indians: Dresslerville Colony of the Washoe Tribe of Nevada/California
      643. TNB->Washoe Indians: Stewart Indian Colony of the Washoe Tribe of Nevada/California
      644. TNB->Washoe Indians: Woodfords Community Council of the Washoe Tribe of Nevada/California
      645. Prophesy->Algonquin: Prophesy from the seventh prophet as told by a traditional Algonquin elder
      646. Prophesy->Ojibwe: Seven Fires Prophesy of the Anishinabe (Ojibwa/Ojibwe)
      647. Prophesy->Wichita: The Wichita four cycles prophesy
      648. Shopping->Clocks: Native American and totem animal themed clocks
      649. Shopping->Wall Art: Native American and totem animal themed plaques & wall art
      650. Shopping->Candles: Native American themed candles, candleholders & candle lamps
      651. Shopping->Holidays: Christmas themed merchandise
      652. Shopping->Holidays: Halloween themed merchandise s
      653. Shopping->Holidays: Mother's Day Gifts
      654. Shopping->Holidays: Father's Day Gifts
      655. Shopping->Plates: Native american, totem animal, and patriotic plates and plateholders
      656. Shopping->Plates: Native american, animal and patriotic plate & lamp setss
      657. Shopping->Pottery: Native american pottery, vases & urns
      658. Shopping->Misc: Shop for native american and animal themed night lights
      659. Shopping->WindChimes: Native american and animal windchimes
      660. Shopping->Figurines: Chrystal and Spun Glass Carousels
      661. Shopping->Artifacts: Native American style peace pipess
      662. Shopping->Figurines: Native american themed figurines
      663. Shopping->Furniture: Native American & Southwestern themed lamps
      664. Shopping->Figurines: Liberty Bronze series of figurines
      665. Shopping->Misc: Buffalo themed decorating ideas
      666. Shopping->Artifacts: Antler Talking Stick
      667. Shopping->Artifacts: Medicine Wheels
      668. Shopping->Artifacts: Dream catchers
      669. Shopping->Artifacts: Decorated Skulls
      670. Shopping->Furniture: Eagle Glass Topped Table
      671. Shopping->Misc: Kokopelli merchandise
      672. Shopping->Pottery: Wedding Vases
      673. Shopping->Jewelry:Costume Jewelry - Necklaces
      674. Shopping->Jewelry: Costume Jewelry - Silver Plaited Earrings
      675. Shopping->Jewelry: Faux Turquoise Jewelry
      676. Shopping->Knives: Knives Catalog
      677. Shopping->Herbs: Sage and Sweetgrass as Smudge Sticks
      678. People->Black Indian: The Freedmen: Abraham the African Seminole Leader
      679. Leaders->Freedmen: The Freedmen: Abraham the African Seminole Leader
      680. People->Black Indian: The Freedmen: Cow Tom of the Creek Nation
      681. People->Black Indian: The Freedmen: Dosar Barkus was a leader in a Black Seminole community
      682. Leaders->Freedmen: The Freedmen: Dosar Barkus was a leader of the Black Seminole Indians
      683. Leaders->Freedmen: The Freedmen: Caesar Bruner was born in Indian Territory as a free man
      684. People->Black Indian: The Freedmen: Caesar Bruner was born in Indian Territory as a free man
      685. Leaders->Freedmen: The Freedmen: Harry Island was an official U.S. Interpreter for the Muskogee Creek
      686. People->Black Indian: The Freedmen: Harry Island was an official U.S. Interpreter for the Muskogee Creek
      687. Leaders->Freedmen: The Freedmen: John Horse, adviser to Osceola
      688. People->Black Indian: The Freedmen: John Horse, adviser to Osceola
      689. People->Black Indian: The Freedmen: Silas Jefferson
      690. Leaders->Freedmen: The Freedmen: Silas Jefferson
      691. People->Black Indian: The Freedmen:Sugar T. George a.k.a. George Sugar
      692. Leaders->Freedmen: The Freedmen:Sugar T. George a.k.a. George Sugar
      693. People->Black Indian: The Freedmen:John Myers, Creek Lighthorseman
      694. Leaders->Freedmen: The Freedmen:John Myers, Creek Lighthorseman
      695. People->Black Indian: The Freedmen: James Coody Johnson
      696. Leaders->Freedmen: The Freedmen: James Coody Johnson
      697. People->Black Indian: Black Cherokee Surnames recorded on the Dawes roll
      698. People->Black Indian: Black Chickasaws adopted through the Dawes Commission between 1898 and 1916
      699. People->Black Indian: Black Choctaws adopted through the Dawes Commission
      700. People->Black Indian: Black Creeks adopted through the Dawes Commission between 1898 and 1916
      701. People->Black Indian: Black Seminole surnames recorded on the Dawes roll
      702. People->Black Indian: Burial customs practiced by Creek Freedmen
      703. Editorials: We destroyed our own religion first
      704. Culture-> Tribal Customs: Native American Gathering Educational Program On Nov. 5
      705. Lang->Algonquian: General cultural beliefs of Algonquin speaking tribes
      706. TNB->Algonquin: Who were the Algonquin and who are they now ?
      707. TNB->Blackfeet Tribe: The Blackfoot Confederacy
      708. TNB->Cheyenne Indian: The Cheyenne Indians
      709. TNB->Ojibwe,Ojibwa(y: The Ojibwe clan system
      710. R&S->Prayers: Anishinabe prayer carrier
      711. TNB->Ojibwe,Ojibwa(y: Ojibwe eagle symbolism
      712. Native American symbolism, culture and ceremony
      713. Lang->Algonquian: Tribes from the Algonquin language group
      714. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Amethyst Earrings
      715. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Garnet Earrings
      716. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling silver jewelry catalog index
      717. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling silver turquoise and coral earrings
      718. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling silver pearl and mother of pearl earrings
      719. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Green, Blue and Black Onyx Earrings
      720. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Moonstone Earrings
      721. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver jade Earrings
      722. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Ruby Earrings
      723. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Diamond Earrings
      724. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Emerald Earrings
      725. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Sapphire Earrings
      726. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Agate Earrings
      727. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Amber Earrings
      728. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Abalone Earrings
      729. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Amazonite Earrings
      730. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Apatite Earrings
      731. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Aquamarine Earrings
      732. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Beryl Earrings (Heliodor, Morganite)
      733. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Carnelian Earrings
      734. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Chrysoberyl Earrings
      735. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Citrine Earrings
      736. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Coral Earrings
      737. Sterling Silver Dravite Earrings (Tourmaline)
      738. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Rainbow Fluorite Earrings
      739. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Iolite Earrings
      740. Sterling Silver Jasper Earrings
      741. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Labradorite Earrings (Spectrolite)
      742. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Lapis Lazuli Earrings
      743. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Peridot Earrings
      744. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Chrystal and Rose Quartz Earrings
      745. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Chrystal Earrings
      746. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Rose Quartz Earrings
      747. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Rubellite Earrings (Red Tourmaline)
      748. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Rutilated Quartz earrings
      749. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Topaz earrings
      750. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Smoky Quartz earrings
      751. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Tourmaline earrings
      752. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Cross earrings
      753. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling silver heart earrings
      754. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Lapis Lazuli Pendant Necklaces
      755. Crafts-> Beadwork: Beading Loom Kit
      756. Shopping->Crafts: Crafts Shopping Index
      757. Shopping->Crafts: Native Amerian Beadwork Pattern Books
      758. Shopping->Jewelry: Sterling Silver Eagle Pendants/Necklaces
      759. Crafts->Silver Jewelry: Native American Jewelry Art
      760. Shopping->Clothing: Clothing Shopping Index
      761. Native American Horse t-shirt catalog
      762. Native American Wolf T-shirts
      763. Native American & Patriotic Eagle t-shirt catalog
      764. Native American Eagle Jackets Catalog
      765. Native American Turtle T-Shirts
      766. Native American themed T-shirt Catalog
      767. Native American Bear themed tshirts
      768. Deer, Elk & Moose themed t-shirt catalog
      769. Owl themed t-shirts catalog
      770. Bison / Buffalo T-shirt Catalog
      771. Cougar / Mountain Lion / Panther T-shirt catalog
      772. Native American Dresses
      773. Hummingbird T-Shirt catalog
      774. Native American Cross Stitch Kits Catalog
      775. Native American Style Rugs & Pillows
      776. TNB->Catawba: Catawba Little People picked on children
      777. TNB->Souix Nation: Ohiyesa speaks of Sioux tribal traditions
      778. R&S->Visions/Dreams: Symbolism of Black Elk's Vision
      779. Shopping->Crafts: Southwest & Native American Embroidery Design Packs
      780. Native American Style Blankets
      781. Home Decorating Shopping Index
      782. Old West and Southwestern style furniture
      783. Indian Heritage of the US Wall Map
      784. Porcelain Indian Dolls and other indian doll collectibles
      785. Valarian Root Indian Powder
      786. Lobelia Leaf Powder (Indian Tobacco)
      787. Indian Tea Blends
      788. Native American Style Bow & Arrow Sets
      789. Native American themed Fine Art Sculptures
      790. Gold and Silver Indian Head Coins
      791. Indian blanket gun case
      792. Native american shields
      793. Native american style tomahawks and war clubs
      794. Tribal Links of the Day
      795. It was only 80 years ago that Indians won the right to vote
      796. Are the Pequots really a tribe?
      797. Who was that masked man?
      798. What is the meaning of the word kemosabe or Kemo Sabe?
      799. The Shawnee marriage dance
      800. Shawnee marriage customs
      801. Leaders->Shawnee: Tenskwatawa: The Open Door / Shawnee Prophet
      802. The Shawnee profit: Tenskwatawa
      803. Brothers Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa (The Shawnee Profit)
      804. The Shawnee Profit (Tenskwatawa), Kumskakau, and Sauwaseekau, brothers of Tecumsuh
      805. An overview of early shawnee culture
      806. The Battle of Fallen Timbers
      807. FN->Maliseet: Maliseet Indian Tribe (Malecite, Malécites, Skicin, Maliseet Indians) of Canada
      808. FN->Passamaquoddy: Passamaquoddy Indian Tribe of New Brunswick
      809. Abenaki (Abanaki, Abenakis, Alnombak) Indians of Canada
      810. "St. Francis Indians" is a nickname for the Western Abenaki
      811. Mission Indians of California
      812. Southwest Indian Symbols
      813. Plains Indian Symbols
      814. Plains Indian Animal Symbols
      815. Northwest Indian Symbols and their meanings
      816. Clothing, footwear and territory of the Caribou Inuit
      817. Washington Indian Casinos
      818. Alabama Indian Casinos
      819. Genuine Sterling Silver Turquoise and Coral Rings
      820. Genuine Sterling Silver Turquoise and Coral Bracelets
      821. Zuni Style Sterling Silver Pendant Necklaces with Turquoise and Coral Stones
      822. Miscellaneous Sterling Silver Eagle Jewelry
      823. Sterling Silver Cross Pendants
      824. Sioux Tribes
      825. Sterling Silver Eagle Rings
      826. Sterling Silver Hummingbird Rings
      827. Sterling silver onyx rings
      828. Malachite Sterling Silver Rings
      829. Deep blue lapis sterling silver rings
      830. Amber sterling silver rings
      831. Amythest sterling silver rings
      832. Abalone sterling silver rings
      833. Sterling Silver Belt Buckles with turquoise and other semi-precious stones
      834. Anishnaabek (Ojibwe) interpretation of the medicine wheel
      835. Fine Art Canvas Transfers with native american, western and landscape themes
      836. Limited Edition Fine Art Prints
      837. What is a Limited Edition Fine Art Print?
      838. Hand Colored Fine Art Prints
      839. Pam McCabe posters are a great bargain
      840. Frederic Remington Art Prints
      841. Frederick Remington Biography - artist, illustrator, sculptor, painter
      842. Frederic Remington Canvas Transfer Prints
      843. Gold Jewelry Index
      844. Gold Earrings with Animal Themes
      845. Ely Shoshone Tribe of Nevada tribal enrollment requirements.
      846. The true history of Thanksgiving
      847. Squanto, the English speaking Indian who helped the Pilgrims
      848. The End of the World according to Lakota legend
      849. Aztec calendar - sun stone
      850. Aztec creation story
      851. The Aztec culture
      852. Aztec vs. Mayan calendars
      853. The Known Aztec Emporers
      854. The Aztec Gods and Goddesses
      855. Aztec history overview and timeline
      856. Twenty Days of the Aztec Month
      857. Sterling Silver Turquoise bracelets
      858. Sterling silver cuff links with semi-precious stones
      859. Sterling silver hair ornaments
      860. Sterling silver chain necklaces
      861. Sterling silver turquoise pendants
      862. Sterling silver onyx rings
      863. Hopi Basketry techniques and uses
      864. The Hopi Tribe Grants and Scholarship Program (HTGSP)
      865. Visiting the Three Mesas of the Hopi Reservation
      866. Early history of Hopi pottery
      867. Modern Hopi potterss
      868. Hopi silver jewelry is a modern craft
      869. Hopi Kachina Dolls (Katsina) or Tihu and the katsina society ceremonial dances
      870. Hopi Kachina Dolls (Katsina) or Tihu and the katsina society ceremonial dances
      871. American Indian Center of Chicago museum and art gallery opening
      872. Greetings from the Great White North: Winter celebrations heat up chilly nights
      873. The Rise and Fall of the Mayan Empire
      874. MAYAN ANCIENT INDIAN CIVILIZATION
      875. Unraveling Mayan mysteries
      876. Gathering and Using Medicinal Herbs in the Cherokee Tradition
      877. A-ne-jo-di, or Stickball, is a very rough game played by many Indian tribes
      878. Cherokee Stomp Dance
      879. The Raven Mocker is the most dreaded of Cherokee witches
      880. Northern Arapaho scholarships available
      881. Indian Chief Hanged in 1858 Is Cleared
      882. Poplar River First Nation fears for one of the Earth's lungs
      883. Make your own paints
      884. Fort Robinson Break Out Spiritual Run honors Cheyenne tribal past
      885. The Seventh Annual Native American Music Awards
      886. The Cherokee Trail
      887. shadow of the eagle
      888. Shoshone Chief Washakie (Whoshakik): A Biographical Sketch
      889. Shoshone Chief Washakie (Whoshakik): A Biographical Sketch
      890. Red Woman
      891. Principle People
      892. Bearberry aka kinnikinnick
      893. Native American Rattles
      894. native american drums
      895. Newest Articles
      896. Shop for bear themed merchandise
      897. Chris Eyre to Direct 'Indian Country: Native Americans in the 20th Century'
      898. Chris Eyre to Direct 'Indian Country: Native Americans in the 20th Century
      899. native american catalog
      900. native american catalog
      901. Cowboys & Indians merchandise
      902. wolf themed merchandise and gifts
      903. Blessed to be Cherokee
      904. The Cherokee Path
      905. Where Did Michigan's First People Live?
      906. Just as the Great Spirit planned
      907. Passing the memories down
      908. Reservation
      909. Request for outstanding native american women for new book
      910. Keepers of the Council Fire - A Brief History of the Wyandotte Nation
      911. Michigan Indian Nations with Federal or State recognition
      912. History of the Anishinabeg (Ojibwe) people
      913. Survival of the Choctaw Nation
      914. Life Giver (Poem)
      915. My Indian Pride (Poem)
      916. Native veteran's organization offers resources to those that served
      917. $75,000 Reward Is Real for Zuni Kachina
      918. Oklahoma Hall of Fame seeks Indian nominations
      919. Bill addresses slow-moving tribal recognition process
      920. echos (Poems)
      921. Haudenosaunee thanks giving prayer
      922. The Gift (Poem)
      923. What would you do? (Poem)
      924. Spuzzum: Fraser Canyon Histories, 1808-1939
      925. Native American Roots, Once Hidden Now embraced
      926. The Return (Poem)
      927. CAHOKIA MOUNDS ANCIENT INDIAN CIVILIZATION (article 1018)
      928. How to tell if it's going to be a cold winter (Indin Joke)
      929. The Bronze Rat (Indin Joke)
      930. How Indians measure time (Indin Joke)
      931. Lakota hunting trip (Indin joke)
      932. John Wayne toilet paper (Indin Joke)
      933. The best place to vacation this year (Indin Joke)
      934. 11th Annual Haskell Indian Nations Softball Tournement
      935. South Dakota men planning Native American Holocaust Monument
      936. Ten dead in school shooting on Red Lake reservation
      937. BLM announces first sale of wild horses to tribes
      938. Blackfeet tribal enrollment requirements
      939. Blackfeet tribal enrollment requirements
      940. Ely Shoshone Tribe of Nevada tribal enrollment requirements
      941. Enrollement requirements of the Fort Independence Indian Community of Paiute Indians
      942. The Accohannock Indian Tribe is a sub-tribe of the Powhatan nation
      943. History timeline of the Alabama-Coushatta tribe of Texas
      944. Tribal Training/Tribal Higher Education Scholarships for Alaskan Natives
      945. Porcupine Pot Roast (Recipe)
      946. In a time long ago (Poem)
      947. Oh Redman (Poem)
      948. Where to start in your search for Creek or Muskoke ancestors
      949. Historical records where you might find genealogical records of your Choctaw ancestry
      950. Some Chocktaw genealogy research suggestions
      951. Where to start your Cherokee genealogy research
      952. Census rolls and historical records that contain clues to Cherokee genealogy
      953. Finding your Cherokee ancestors
      954. How to become a member of the Poarch Creek Indians
      955. Overview of the Creek Indian Tribe
      956. The Tlingit Indian Tribe
      957. Tlingit Clan Names
      958. The Sioux Name Game
      959. Cheyenne woman searches for bone marrow doner
      960. Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Enrollment Requirements
      961. United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indian enrollment requirements
      962. Finding your Cherokee ancestors
      963. United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Enrollment Requirements
      964. Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Enrollment Requirements
      965. Three Affiliated Tribes: Diabetes rate correlates with degree of Indian inheritance
      966. The Olmec Indian Civilization
      967. Olmec Writing
      968. Olmec Art
      969. The Olmec Gods
      970. Olmec Art
      971. Arkansas Cherokee Indians
      972. History of Cherokee Indians in Arkansas
      973. Two Myths of the Mission Indians of California
      974. The Apalachees of Northwest Florida from Mission San Luis
      975. The Seminole Wars
      976. History of the Seminole Wars
      977. Influence of Spanish Missions on Indigenous tribes of Florida
      978. Apalachee Tribe, Missing for Centuries, Comes Out of Hiding
      979. : Blue Lake Rancheria Overview
      980. Seminole Tribe of Florida Overview
      981. Into the West - An epic 6 part mini-series coming to TNT in June
      982. Indian actors strive to be positive role models
      983. Jump Into The Lake - A contemporary cado story
      984. Native actors featured in six part mini-series
      985. A southeastern alliance known as the Creek Confederacy
      986. Citizenship criteria for the Muscogee Creek Nation of Oklahoma
      987. Enrollment requirements for the Muscogee Creek Nation of Oklahoma
      988. The Athabascan people of Alaska
      989. Cup'ik and Yup'ik and villages of Alaska
      990. Cup'ik and Yup'ik villages of Alaska
      991. INUPIAQ AND SAINT LAWRENCE ISLAND YUPIK
      992. The Inupiaq and the St. Lawrence Island Yupik People
      993. The Aleut and Alutiiq of Alaska
      994. The Aleut and Alutiiq of Alaska
      995. Alaska Northwest Coast Cultures
      996. "Northwest Coast Culture" include the Eyak, Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian culture
      997. The Eyak, Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian share a common culture
      998. The Eyak, Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian
      999. Unangan (Aleut) Heritage
      1000. What does Wasichu mean?
      1001. The Sioux Wars (1854-1890)
      1002. Sitting Bull Pictures
      1003. Charles Eastman's account of Chief Sitting Bull
      1004. Blackfeet honor Kicking Woman
      1005. AN->Athabascan Village: Former Chief P. Peter
      1006. Chris Eyre and Scott Garen Form New Production Company for Native American Films
      1007. The Twelve Months of the Year in Inupiaq
      1008. The Iñupiaq name for the bumble bee flower has been lost
      1009. Native Village of Akhiok Profile
      1010. Extinct Indians->Flo: What happened to the Timucua?
      1011. Extinct Indians->Flo: The Black Drink
      1012. Extinct Indians->Flo: Who Were the Tocobago Indians?
      1013. Extinct Indians->Flo: Late Archaic Period - Orange Culture -2000 - 1000 BC
      1014. Extinct Indians->Flo: Woodland Period - St. Johns Cultures - 500 BC to 1500 AD
      1015. Extinct Indians->Flo: The Timucua Indians - After the Europeans Came - (1562 - 1767)
      1016. Gertrude Simmons Bonnin, Yankton Sioux (1875-1938)
      1017. TNB->Winnebago Tribe: Angel DeCora Dietz, Winnebago(1871-1919)
      1018. TNB->Shoshone Indian: Sacajawea, Shoshone (Adopted Hidatsa) (1784-1812?)
      1019. TNB->Cherokee Indian: Nancy Ward, (Nanye-hi) Cherokee (ca. 1738-ca. 1824)
      1020. TNB->Chippewa Indian: Karen Louise Erdrich, Chippewa (1954-?)
      1021. TNB->Mission Indians: Wawa Calac Chaw (Wa-Wa-Chaw),Rincon division of the Luiseno tribe (1888-1972)
      1022. Ella Carla Deloria (Anpetu Wastewin), Yankton Sioux (1888-1971)
      1023. Susan La Flesche, Sioux (1865-1915)
      1024. TNB->Powhatan: Pocahontas, Pamunkey(1595?-1617)
      1025. TNB->Powhatan: History of the Pamunkey tribe
      1026. TNB->Osage: Maria Tallchief, Osage (1925- )
      1027. TNB->Winnebago Tribe: Mountain Wolf Woman (Kéhachiwinga), Winnebago (1884-1960)
      1028. FN->Inuit: Kenojuak (Ashevak) Inuit artist (1927-?)
      1029. TNB->Cherokee Indian: Wilma Mankiller, Cherokee (1945-?)
      1030. TNB->Pueblo Indians: Tonita Pena (Tonita Vigil), San Ildefonso Peublo (1895-1949)
      1031. TNB->Powhatan: Queen Anne, Pamunkey(ca. 1650-ca. 1725)
      1032. TNB->Iroquois: Kateri Tekakwitha, Mohawk (1656-1680)
      1033. TNB->Souix Nation: Mary Brave Bird, Lakota Sioux (1956-?)
      1034. Law->Misc.: Law on books still bans American Indians from Boston
      1035. Events->Workshops: Thoreau's Focus on American Indians to be Revealed at Aspen Seminar
      1036. Events->Art Festival: Reserve Space for Pueble Grande Indian Market
      1037. Culture-> Indian Symbols: Fetishes and their character meanings
      1038. Travel Reviews: Top 10 drives in Indian Country
      1039. TNB->Wintun Indians: Wailaki band and place names and their meanings
      1040. Television: Into the West giveaway
      1041. R&S->Prayers: Lakota prayer for the dead
      1042. Events->Art Festival: Arizona Event: 56th Annual Navajo Festival
      1043. People->Obituaries: Last of the Comanche code talkers dies
      1044. TNB->Seminole Tribe: Seminole Nation changes tribal enrollment
      1045. Org->Social Services: Native Youth Magazine.com to launch site at NABI
      1046. R&S->Prayers: The Sacred Seven Prayer
      1047. R&S->Prayers: Earth Healing Prayer
      1048. The Sun Dance
      1049. Experience the Grand Canyon with the Hualapai Nation
      1050. The Life and Death of Sweet Medicine
      1051. Sweet Medicine Chief Little Wolf requests 1,000 white brides for the Cheyenne
      1052. Cheyenne-Arapaho try to persevere in the land where buffalo still roam
      1053. Index of Native American Homes
      1054. Seminole Homes are called chickees
      1055. Lean-to shelters were used as temporary shelters
      1056. Lean-to shelters were used as temporary shelters
      1057. Lean-to shelters were used as temporary shelters
      1058. Earth lodges are dome shaped dwellings
      1059. Hogans of the Apache and Navajo
      1060. Igloos were not year around homes
      1061. Pithouses are semisubterranean dwellings
      1062. Some Pacific Northwest coast indians lived in plank houses
      1063. Pueblos are the apartment like buildings
      1064. Tipis are cone shaped tents
      1065. Wattle and Daub Indian Houses
      1066. Indian Housing - Wickiups
      1067. Wigwams are domed shelters
      1068. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Illinois
      1069. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Alabama
      1070. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Alaska
      1071. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Alberta, Canada
      1072. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Arizona
      1073. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Arkansas
      1074. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in British Columbia, Canada
      1075. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in California
      1076. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Colorado, USA
      1077. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Conneticut, USA
      1078. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Delaware, USA
      1079. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in the District of Columbia, US
      1080. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Florida, USA
      1081. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Georgia, USA
      1082. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Hawaii, USA
      1083. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Idaho, USA
      1084. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Indiana, USA
      1085. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Iowa, USA
      1086. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Kansas, USA
      1087. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Kentucky, USA
      1088. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Labrador, Canada
      1089. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Louisiana, USA
      1090. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Maine, USA
      1091. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Manitoba, Canada
      1092. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Maryland, USA
      1093. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Massachusetts USA
      1094. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Michigan, USAs
      1095. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Minnesota USA
      1096. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Mississippi USA
      1097. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Missouri USA
      1098. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Montana USA
      1099. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Nebraska USA
      1100. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Nevada USA
      1101. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in New Brunswick, Canada
      1102. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in New Foundland, Canada
      1103. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in New Hampshire, USA
      1104. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in New Jersey USA
      1105. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in New Mexico USA
      1106. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in New York USA
      1107. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in North Carolina USA
      1108. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in North Dakota USA
      1109. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in the Northwest Territories
      1110. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Nova Scotia Canada
      1111. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Nunavut, Canada
      1112. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Ohio USA
      1113. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Oklahoma USA (Indian Territory)
      1114. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Ontario Canada
      1115. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Oregon USA
      1116. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Pennsylvania USA
      1117. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Puerto Rico
      1118. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Prince Edward Island, Canada
      1119. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Quebec Canada
      1120. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Rhode Island USA
      1121. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Saskatchewan Canada
      1122. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in South Carolina USA
      1123. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in South Dakota USA
      1124. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Tennessee USA
      1125. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Texas USA
      1126. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Utah USA
      1127. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Vermont USA
      1128. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Virginia USA
      1129. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Washington State USA
      1130. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in West Virginia USA
      1131. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Wisconsin USA
      1132. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Wyoming USA
      1133. Places to visit native american culture exhibits in Yukon Canada
      1134. Regional/Seasonal Indian Posters
      1135. FN->Cree: AHTAHKAKOOP NO.104 Fact Sheet
      1136. Changing Offensive Names
      1137. Map of Vanishing Native American Languages
      1138. Atikamekw, A Cree language of Canada
      1139. East Cree, Southern: native american language of Canada
      1140. Plains Cree, an indigenous language of Canada and the US
      1141. Northern East Cree is an indigenous language of canada
      1142. Moose Cree is an indigenous language of Canada
      1143. Navajo Code Talkers' Dictionary
      1144. Swampy Cree is an indigenous language of Canada
      1145. Woods Cree is an indigenous language of Canada
      1146. Montagnais is an indigenous language of Canada
      1147. Naskapi is an indigenous language of Canada
      1148. Kickapoo is an indigenous language of the United States
      1149. Menominee is an indigenous language of the United States
      1150. Miami is an extinct indigenous language of the United States
      1151. Pueblo Wedding Vase Ceremony
      1152. The Dawes Commission and the Enrollment of the Creeks
      1153. The Creeks were overwhelmingly opposed to allotment
      1154. The Dawes Commission adopted a very narrow view of their powers
      1155. Some Creeks had owned slaves prior to 1865, and by treaty they were required to adopt them into the tribe
      1156. TNB->Penobscot: Louis Sockalexis, first American Indian to play major league baseball
      1157. two-hour documentary about the Pequot War
      1158. Famed Navajo artist R.C. Gorman dead at age 74
      1159. Famed Navajo artist R.C. Gorman dead at age 74
      1160. 106-Year-Old Mohegan Medicine Woman Dies
      1161. 106-Year-Old Mohegan Medicine Woman Dies
      1162. Native American Art - Animal Themes - Fantasy Art
      1163. Did you know Aleuts were sent to internment camps during WWII?
      1164. Did you know Aleuts were sent to interrment camps during WWII? Documentary film tells their story
      1165. Vine Deloria Jr. walks on
      1166. Vine Deloria Jr. - In memoriam
      1167. Recipes->Berries: Cherokee Nation Grape Dumplings
      1168. Artists->Painters: Gary Ampel, Native American and Wildlife Artist
      1169. New book explores 'The Spirit of Indian Women'
      1170. Basketball bridges cultures in new Chris Eyre film
      1171. George Leach, Canadian actor from the Sta’atl’imx Nation
      1172. Menominee actress Shelia Tousey
      1173. TNB->Potawatomi: How to weave a cattail mat
      1174. Hannahville Potawatomi Indian Community
      1175. Hist->General: Closest look yet at Fort Clatsop leaves mystery
      1176. R&S->Sacred Places: Apaches say moving rocks 100 feet would destroy their spiritual significance
      1177. Educ->Funding/Grants: Students launch Web site to lend insight about Native Americans
      1178. Ancient legends give an early warning of modern disasters
      1179. Tribes may lose on trust fund payments
      1180. Educ->Funding/Grants: University of Minnesota's medical schools actively recruiting American Indians to become doctors
      1181. Boarding schools in America or residential schools in Canada: What was the difference?
      1182. New probate law will create new problems
      1183. American Indians embark on annual Big Foot ride
      1184. Meaning of Prayer or Dance Fans Explained
      1185. How the Potawatomi, the Ojibwe, and Ottawa united as one confederacy
      1186. Potawatomi Creation Story
      1187. Legend->Potawatomi: The Origin of Corn and Other Crops
      1188. Legend->Potawatomi: The Men Who Visited the Sun
      1189. Legend->Potawatomi: The Story of a Poor Man
      1190. Legend->Potawatomi: Waoniska: The Making of a Great Warrior
      1191. Legend->Potawatomi: The Origin of Tobacco
      1192. Legend->Potawatomi: The Story of Winter Snow
      1193. Legend->Potawatomi: Turtle Goes to War
      1194. Legend->Potawatomi: The Adventures of Raccoon
      1195. TNB->Cayuga: Cayuga tribe acquires first large parcel in more than 200 years
      1196. Hist->Famous Battles: Spirit Of Wounded Knee Lives On
      1197. New program aimed at American Indian college students
      1198. Tribes threaten Jamestown protest
      1199. Two Nez Perce warriors returned for burial
      1200. Colorado tribes sponsoring 2006 Indigenous Games in Denver
      1201. The Nakota, Lakota and Dakota Nations
      1202. .Congress petitioned for return of Geronimo's remains
      1203. Skull and Bones society at Yale University has Geronimo's skull - Apaches want it back
      1204. Potawatomi Annual Reunion Festival held second Saturday of every October
      1205. Kaw Wedding Customs
      1206. Navajo Tribe looking to gaming, businesses and theme park for revenue
      1207. Menominee Nation's new Green Bay campus
      1208. TNB->State Recognized: Three more Indian tribes recognized in SC
      1209. AN->Inupiaq Villages: Oil and 2 ways of life in Alaska
      1210. Recipes->Bread: Corn, beans and squash - An enduring trinity
      1211. Org->Social Services: National Native American Veterans Association
      1212. Cherokees must recognize Freedmen, tribunal rules
      1213. Musicians: 'Sacred Ground' takes home Native American GRAMMY
      1214. Actors - Actress: Lineups announced for 2006 Native American Film Festival
      1215. Tribal court rules in favor of “Freedmen”
      1216. TNB->Cherokee Indian: Tribal court rules in favor of “Freedmen”
      1217. TNB->Cherokee Indian: Cherokee Chief not ready to end fight to keep out Freedmen
      1218. TNB->Wampanoag: Congratulations to the Mashpee Wampanoag
      1219. Law->Court Cases: Head of Indian trust lawsuit urges tenacity
      1220. TNB->Abenaki Indians: After long struggle, Vermont recognizes Abenaki rights
      1221. Travel->New Mexico: Old ones' spirit still palpable at Bandelier National Monument
      1222. Legend->Kalispel: Coyote Moon Myth
      1223. Legend->Iroquois: Onondaga Creation Story
      1224. Legend->Navajo: Dine (Navajo) Creation Story
      1225. Legend->Sioux: Tunkasila, Grandfather Rock
      1226. Legend->Cherokee: How the Cherokee got Corn
      1227. Legend->Pima: Pima Legend of the First People
      1228. Legend->Blackfoot: How Sky Dogs (the horse) were created
      1229. Legend->Cheyenne: The origin of death
      1230. Law->Court Cases: Ground zero for an accounting that will take seven years
      1231. FN->Haisla: Stolen totem pole returned after 80 years
      1232. R&S->Sacred Places: Navajo Medicinemen's Association holds protection ceremony
      1233. Law->Court Cases: Sacred Peaks offerred prayers and lawsuits for protection
      1234. Humor->Indin Jokes: Walking Eagle
      1235. R&S->Prayers: Apache Wedding Prayer
      1236. Culture->Wedding Customs: Fire Wedding Ceremony
      1237. Culture->Wedding Customs: Cherokee Wedding Customs
      1238. Art->Blankets/Rugs: Indian Trade Blankets
      1239. Crafts->Blankets/Rug: Indian Trade Blankets
      1240. Crafts->Silver Jewelry: Turquoise, the fallen Sky stone
      1241. Art->Fetishes: Indian Fetishes
      1242. Culture-> Indian Symbols: Pueblo symbols and their meanings
      1243. R&S->Sacred Places: Symbol of Fortune
      1244. R&S->Prayers: Let my spirit pass without shame
      1245. Lit->NA Poems: The Calling
      1246. Lit->NA Poems: A Song For The People
      1247. R&S->Visions/Dreams: Shape Shifting
      1248. Lit->NA Poems: Fly with the Eagles
      1249. 2006 National Prayer Day for Sacred Places
      1250. Saving the peoples' right to know: Fight Internet strangulation
      1251. Choctaw Scleroderma Foundation created
      1252. Cahokia Mounds mark Illinois' most ancient city
      1253. Film entries sought for 10th Annual Native American Indian Film & Video Festival
      1254. Kennewick Man's bones provide window to past
      1255. Talking circle helps veterans cope with stress disorder
      1256. Rez->Lake Traverse: Mercury-tainted fish are a concern in Great Lakes communities
      1257. Aboriginal child's remains being returned by museum
      1258. Delawares closer to federal recognition
      1259. Statistics: Census Bureau update provides look at Indian Country
      1260. Navajo - Hopi land dispute: settlement in site
      1261. Legend->Blackfoot: How a Piegan Warrior Caught the First Horses
      1262. The Buffalo Rock (A Blackfoot legend)
      1263. Legend->Blackfoot: Water Sprit's Gift of Horses
      1264. Aztecs Tortured, Ate Spaniards, Bones Show
      1265. Prophesy->Sioux: Another white buffalo calf born on the Heider farm
      1266. Culture->Games: Evolution of Native American Stickball into the modern game of LaCrosse
      1267. Hopis, Navajos end 40-year battle over Bennett Freeze Area
      1268. Pow wow to benefit child with birth defects on Dec 2
      1269. Rez->PineRidge: Regalia Stolen, reward offered for their return
      1270. MailBag Archive: Are Zia Indians American Indians
      1271. MailBag Archive: Do you have any information on the Choctaw tribe
      1272. MailBag Archive: Why do people yell "Geronimo" before jumping off something?
      1273. MailBag Archive: What do the flags in a grand entry mean?
      1274. MailBag Archive: What does a storyteller look like?
      1275. MailBag Archive: What can you tell me about the the Algonquain Indians?
      1276. MailBag Archive: Which is the correct spelling, Lakhota or Lakota?
      1277. MailBag Archive: When did the western shoshone first make contact with europeans?
      1278. MailBag Archive: What local issues are the Caribou Inuits facing today?
      1279. MailBag Archive: I would like to know more about the ceremony performed for those who have passed over due to suicide.
      1280. MailBag Archive: What does the word "Washoe" mean?
      1281. MailBag Archive: Do you know anything about Chief Washita's family?
      1282. MailBag Archive: Do Indians still live on reservations in America today?
      1283. MailBag Archive: What can you tell me about the Wincot tribe?
      1284. MailBag Archive: How did the Lytton Indians get their name?
      1285. MailBag Archive: What does the hummingbird represent to native american people?
      1286. MailBag Archive: Where is Sitting Bull buried?
      1287. MailBag Archive: Can you help me find appropriate representations of Chief Washakie?
      1288. MailBag Archive: I am looking for my native language. Can you help me?
      1289. MailBag Archive: I am looking for hunting opportunities on the Crow Creek Reservation
      1290. MailBag Archive: What is the meaning of the words Wha-she-sho-wee-ko?
      1291. MailBag Archive: Will a DNA test prove my blood quantum for enrollment in the Seminole tribe?
      1292. MailBag Archive: What tribes were affected by Hurricane Katrina?
      1293. MailBag Archive: Can you get me my Indian enrollment card
      1294. MailBag Archive: How much financial support do Indians get from the federal government?
      1295. MailBag Archive: Where can I find a spiritual leader to study under?
      1296. MailBag Archive: Which, if any, of the following Indian tribes are extinct?
      1297. MailBag Archive: How long have indian tribes been making jewelry?
      1298. MailBag Archive: How does the wedding vase ceremony go?
      1299. MailBag Archive: What can you tell me about the Lummi Indians from the San Juan Island (WA) area?
      1300. MailBag Archive: Are there any indian reservations in Florida?
      1301. MailBag Archive: What can you tell me about Cahokian pottery?
      1302. MailBag Archive: Who do I need to contact to find out about college financial aid for Indian students?
      1303. MailBag Archive: Did the Blackfeet Indians develop a particular breed of horse?
      1304. MailBag Archive: Where can I buy smudge sticks?
      1305. MailBag Archive: What are the origins of the game called Stick Ball?
      1306. MailBag Archive: How do native americans celebrate Christmas?
      1307. Floyd Red Crow Westerman
      1308. Navajo Marine given conscientious-objector status
      1309. DNA extracted from a 10,300-year-old tooth reveals new line of people in the Americas
      1310. Travel->New Mexico: A visit to Acoma Pueblo in New Mexico is a sacred journey
      1311. Acoma Pueblo in New Mexico has been inhabited for more than 1,000 years
      1312. MailBag Archive: What is the underlying significance of the birth of the white buffalo ?
      1313. MailBag Archive: What foods do we eat today that were originally developed by native american tribes?
      1314. Prophesy->Sioux: Sacred White Buffalo Calf Murdered
      1315. Legend->Sioux: The White Buffalo Woman
      1316. MailBag Archive: Who were the first people in the world to start smoking?
      1317. Cherokees to Vote: Can Freedmen be Native American?
      1318. Crafts->Blankets/Rug: Weaving a story: Artist Jesse Henderson honors his Chippewa-Cree heritage
      1319. Cherokees Vote Out Slaves' Descendants
      1320. Travel->Colorado: Tribal park set to offer guided tours through ruins on Ute Mountain this summer
      1321. Sterling Silver Jewelry
      1322. Editorials: Combating White Racism
      1323. Events->N.A. Sports: 13Th Annual Indian Men's Fast Pitch Tournament
      1324. R&S->Sacred Places: Regaining The Mdewakantons Mille Lacs ancestral homeland
      1325. Activists->Sacred Land: The Retribalization Of The World
      1326. Movie Reviews: TRAIL OF TEARS DVD RELEASE
      1327. Hist->ModernDayHeroes: Native american code talkers came from 17 tribes, not just Navajo
      1328. Travel->Arizona: 70 foot Skywalk at Grand Canyon will open to public on March 28
      1329. TNB->Cherokee Indian: Eastern Band of Cherokee announces new art school
      1330. AN->Tlingit Villages: Tlingit shame pole unveiled
      1331. MailBag Archive: Is this an authentic native american artifact?
      1332. Events->Workshops: 'Days of the Blackfeet' festival showcases ethnic culture
      1333. Television: Navajo inventor and family to get 'Makeover' home
      1334. Inuit hunters say global warming is thinning ice.
      1335. Old Indians mounds claimed by Eastern Cherokee tribe
      1336. Cherokee healer says to remember and follow the traditions
      1337. UNM Native American Heritage Festival
      1338. Gathering of Nations Powwow
      1339. 1st Annual Powwow on the Plateau
      1340. Artists->Silversmith: The differences between Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, and Santo Domingo jewelry styles
      1341. Seminoles have a rags-to-riches story
      1342. Actors - Actress: Nunavut film trade show gives casting call for 2 Inuk actresses
      1343. R&S->Sacred Places: Gang Graffiti Sprayed on Petroglyph National Monument
      1344. Cree language to go online with new Internet dictionary
      1345. Ceremonies dedicate Sand Creek Memorial
      1346. Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
      1347. Introducing N8V native hard rock band
      1348. Indian people knew the universe and followed the stars
      1349. The Inca built first suspension bridges
      1350. Indigo Girls to give 'Honor Our Earth' benefit concert at Shiprock
      1351. Stanford Pow Wow is always on Mothers’ Day Weekend
      1352. Drive to help Lakota children of the Pine Ridge Reservation
      1353. Half the Top 20 Poorest Counties in America are included in Indian reservations
      1354. New books for kids excavate facts about Pocahontas, Jamestown colony
      1355. The Camas lillies are in full bloom and it's time for the Camas Prairie Homecoming May 27-28
      1356. Kickapoo Park Powwow near LeRoy, Illinois June 2-3
      1357. Indian gambling revenue in 2006 outpaced Nevada casinos
      1358. State recognized Lumbee Indians cross major hurdle in battle for federal recognition
      1359. Looking for relatives of Kathryn Pacquin
      1360. Looking for relatives of Electa Smith from Greene County, Pennsylvania
      1361. Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma is trying to break a treaty signed in 1866
      1362. Shawnee spirits and burial sites
      1363. 109th annual Arlee Celebration begins in Montana today
      1364. Montana High Line Pow Wow Schedule for July
      1365. Foods Native Americans consider taboo
      1366. A new Athabascan dictionary is available
      1367. A new Athabascan dictionary is available
      1368. United Indians Seafair Indian Pow Wow
      1369. Will native americans be offended if I sell a catlinite fetish effigy?
      1370. What are the differences between a myth, legend, tale, and oral histories?
      1371. Duck Valley Indian Rez without water, running low on food after fire destroys village
      1372. Philbrook Museum of Art and University of Oklahoma receive 50 million dollar native art collection
      1373. Medicine man of the 21st century
      1374. Native american women suffer shocking rates of rape
      1375. Sitting Bull self portrait
      1376. Largest pow wow on the east coast Aug. 10 - 12
      1377. ancient sla-hal bones identified, also known as the Bone Game or Stick Game
      1378. Sauk-Suiattle 2007 Pow Wow and Celebration AUG 24-26th
      1379. Free August 12 concert to benefit native american battered women's shelter
      1380. Alaskan natives kill whale wounded in hunt 120 years ago
      1381. Santa Fe Indian Market August 18-19,2007
      1382. Chippewa wild rice harvest cancelled
      1383. 6th annual Lakota Hemp Days Aug 21-23
      1384. Mt. Rushmore vs. Crazy Horse Memorial
      1385. Tribes promise legal status to illegal immigrants
      1386. Funds raised at benefit concert for preventing domestic violence, sexual assault and teen suicide
      1387. $70,000 in scholarships awarded to native american students by Morongo tribe
      1388. Crow Fair officially opens today
      1389. Multibillion-dollar Canadian residental school settlement passed
      1390. Independent film explores history of Haskell Boarding School
      1391. What are some of the most commonly held misconceptions about native american indians both in the past and in the present?
      1392. Kenewick Man back in the news
      1393. UN set to adopt native rights declaration, no thanks to Canada
      1394. Makah tribal member kills whale without permits or tribal sanction
      1395. Makah tribal member kills whale without permits or tribal sanction
      1396. Montana's Blackfeet Tribe celebrated in Smithsonian exhibit
      1397. The Mother Blessingway Ceremony
      1398. "New" pemmican energy bar going on the market
      1399. How would a two-headed being perceive the modern day powwow?
      1400. Do any american indian tribes still own their original homelands?
      1401. 4th annual Southwest Native American film festival
      1402. Campbell Soup labels benefit Pine Ridge Reservation Elementary School
      1403. Vernon Bellecourt, long time AIM leader is dead
      1404. easy to follow phonetic chart teaches Lakota language pronunciation
      1405. Who were the Wakashan Kwakiutl?
      1406. Native americans offer prayers for Yellowstone bison
      1407. A Day With the Buffalo and the Elders
      1408. Pray for the Buffalo
      1409. What the buffalo mean to our people
      1410. We are all one family
      1411. We must honor the buffalo! We are buffalo people
      1412. 18 wildfires in California taking a toll on California Indian reservations
      1413. How many native americans have played major league baseball?
      1414. Five American Indian Artists to be exhibited in US Embassies
      1415. Navajos showcased on TV
      1416. Cherokee and Sioux courtship and wedding customs
      1417. Many Indians say, 'no thanks' to Thanksgiving
      1418. Native American Insult on the radio
      1419. Update on 5 charged in unauthorized Makah whale hunt
      1420. Yavapai Nation offers cultural tour of tribal lands
      1421. Quarterback Sam Bradford is source of pride for the Cherokee Nation
      1422. Michigan benefit concert to battle domestic violence and teen suicides
      1423. When is the creation story told?
      1424. Chris Eyer's new movie is a supernatural thriller
      1425. Sequal to 'Dances With Wolves' to go into production soon
      1426. Bill being sponsored to terminate the Cherokee tribe from Federal Recognition
      1427. Migration to Indian Country
      1428. First welfare case in America
      1429. Gates Millennium Scholars program has 1,000 scholarships for minority students
      1430. 2008 Abbott and Fenner Scholarship
      1431. Fluent speakers of the Wichita tribe down to last woman
      1432. Indian Athlete Hall of Fame begins with 7 inductees
      1433. Floyd Red Crow Westerman passes to the spirit world
      1434. Many tribes left their mark on Indiana
      1435. Illinois Tribe was the most numerous tribe of Illinois
      1436. Is it possible to find native american genealogy information online without paying for it?
      1437. Restoring The Fundamental Human Rights Of Indigenous Peoples
      1438. Cherokee Nation to offer online language course
      1439. Obama's distant American Indian ancestry may make him an attractive candidate to American Indians
      1440. Billionaire donates $5 million to Crazy Horse Memorial
      1441. Where is Geronimo buried?
      1442. Most censored indigenous issues of 2007
      1443. Affiliated Tribes
      1444. Affiliated Tribes
      1445. Affiliated Tribes
      1446. Affiliated Tribes
      1447. Affiliated Tribes
      1448. Affiliated Tribes
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      1459. Affiliated Tribes
      1460. Affiliated Tribes
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      1464. Affiliated Tribes
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      1469. Affiliated Tribes
      1470. Left off at article 1548
      1471. Also need sitemap for catalog pages
      1472. Do a categories chart after you finish this one

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