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TNB->Three Affiliate: Three Affiliated Tribes Time Line
Posted on Tuesday, April 08 @ 01:03:02 CDT (6792 reads)

Timeline of important events to the Three Affiliated Tribes of Fort Berthold (the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara).

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Hist->General: Ceremonies dedicate Sand Creek Memorial
Posted on Thursday, May 03 @ 16:23:09 CDT (4998 reads)

Mary Breslin

In memory of the fallen, the Sand Creek memorial is dedicated to fallen Native Americans.

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Hist->ModernDayHeroes: Native american code talkers came from 17 tribes, not just Navajo
Posted on Monday, March 26 @ 08:50:27 CDT (6689 reads)

AUTHOR: Phillip R. Quochytewa III, Kykotsmovi

On March 5, the Arizona Senate passed Senate Concurrent Resolution 1010 urging Congress to establish a new postage stamp honoring three groups of veterans who fought bravely for our country: The Tuskegee Airmen, the Japanese American soldiers and the Navajo Code Talkers.

In a quest to honor those who have not been adequately recognized for their honor and bravery, this proposed legislation has one dishonorable flaw: It excludes the other 16 Native American tribes who sent men to serve as Code Talkers in World War I and World War II, including the Hopi Tribe from Arizona.

Here are the facts:

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Hist->General: DNA extracted from a 10,300-year-old tooth reveals new line of people in the Americas
Posted on Tuesday, February 20 @ 11:37:27 CST (5095 reads)

DNA extracted from a 10,300-year-old tooth found in On Your Knees Cave on Prince of Wales Island off southern Alaska in 1996 reveals a previously unknown lineage for the people who first arrived in the Americas.

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TNB->Souix Nation: The Nakota, Lakota and Dakota Nations
Posted on Tuesday, December 27 @ 16:29:40 CST (17362 reads)

Anonymous writes

When Columbus landed in 1492, the Indigenous Red Nations and Peoples he met were gracious and friendly, as they had always been. Unfortunately, columbus murdered many of those “Indians” and took many back to Europe as “slaves”. This historical fact is discarded by u.s. schools and instead the “Hitler-Columbus” is celebrated as some type of “hero” while Indigenous existence, human rights, and nationhood is ignored

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Hist->Famous Battles: Spirit Of Wounded Knee Lives On
Posted on Tuesday, December 27 @ 15:02:01 CST (8618 reads)

The anniversary of the massacre at Wounded Knee is a sober reminder of our nation's bloody past.

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Hist->General: Closest look yet at Fort Clatsop leaves mystery
Posted on Wednesday, November 23 @ 15:18:47 CST (7030 reads)

AUTHOR: Richard L. Hill, The Oregonian

Lewis and Clark - An excavation turns up no physical evidence of the explorers' stay at Ft. Clatsop. A 200-year-old mystery remains unsolved.

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Television: two-hour documentary about the Pequot War
Posted on Tuesday, November 01 @ 12:22:20 CST (9212 reads)

We are pleased to announce that Mystic Voices: The Story of the Pequot War has been selected for national PBS distribution through American Public Television’s Exchange Service. This two-hour documentary about a significant event in the early history of America has the potential of being shown by 145 local PBS stations nationwide. Forty-six stations have indicated their intent to broadcast, and another 18 are still considering. We need your help.

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TNB->Powhatan: History of the Pamunkey tribe
Posted on Monday, April 18 @ 00:52:33 CDT (14217 reads)

It would be very difficult to provide a history of the Pamunkey Tribe without providing a history of the entire Powhatan Confederacy. Past and present historians, archaeologists, and anthropologists tend to group the various tribes when documenting history.

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The Sioux Wars (1854-1890
Posted on Sunday, April 10 @ 21:14:46 CDT (12260 reads)

Anonymous writes The Sioux Wars began with small fights at Fort Laramie, somwhere in Wyo., and nearby forts. In 1862 a chief called Little Crow led an uprising in Minnesota. The Sioux killed hundreds of Europeans in the area before Army troops stopped them. Loads of the surviving Sioux joined other Sioux in the west.

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Television: Into the West - An epic 6 part mini-series coming to TNT in June
Posted on Saturday, April 02 @ 04:23:49 CST (80226 reads)

INTO THE WEST follows two multi-generational families, one settlers and the other Native American, each telling the dramatic stories of the development of the West from their distinct points of view.

This six part mini series airs on TNT beginning on June 10, 2005.

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Hist->Famous Battles: History of the Seminole Wars
Posted on Wednesday, March 30 @ 06:46:01 CST (9040 reads)

The First Seminole War

Following the War of 1812 between the United States and Britain, American slave owners came to Florida in search of runaway African slaves and Indians. These Indians, known as the Seminole, and the runaway slaves had been trading weapons with the British throughout the early 1800s and supported Britain during the War of 1812. From 1817-1818, the United States Army invaded Spanish Florida and fought against the Seminole and their African American allies. Collectively, these battles came to be known as the First Seminole War.

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Hist->Arkansas: History of Cherokee Indians in Arkansas
Posted on Wednesday, March 30 @ 04:28:49 CST (14997 reads)

There have been many very notable and honored Chiefs that lived in the Arkansas Territory. Some have claimed Dangerous Man from the Cherokee legend of the Lost Cherokee resided in Arkansas for a time, however we will stick to what we know as fact, as that is usually the best policy when doing legitimate research.

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Hist->Pre-Contact: Olmec Gods and Mystical Beliefs
Posted on Wednesday, March 30 @ 00:33:10 CST (10149 reads)

The Olmec had many beliefs. Among these beliefs were chaneques which were dwarf trixters who lived in water falls. They also had their own beliefs in cosmology. The Olmec had natural shrines devoted to the hill on which the shrine was located and the water.

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Hist->Pre-Contact: Olmec Art
Posted on Wednesday, March 30 @ 00:17:58 CST (6279 reads)

The Olmecs had early achievements in art. They made fine pottery and carved jade jewelry.

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