U.S. Native American Indian Tribes

U.S. Native American Indian Tribes

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Tony Hillerman’s Coyote Waits: An American Mystery! Special to air on Nov 16th

October 10, 2019

For the coyote, the wait is over. Coyote Waits: An American Mystery! Special, the second film in the PBS Mystery! series based on bestselling Albuquerque author Tony Hillerman's novels, screened to a�

Mdewakanton Dakota tribe restoring lost traditions

October 24, 2024

MORTON, Minn. - Gripping a cane tightly, Ernest Wabasha slowly reached to touch a pair of heavy iron shackles hanging from his mantel - the same shackles his great-grandfather, the legendary�

Mdewakanton Dakota tribe restoring forgotten tribal traditions

August 5, 2019

MORTON, Minn. – Gripping a cane tightly, Ernest Wabasha slowly reached to touch a pair of heavy iron shackles hanging from his mantel – the same shackles his great-grandfather, the legendary Chief�

FELTER V. NORTON.. Response brief filed for Uinta Mixed Bloods of Utah

April 3, 2018

Just wanted to let everyone know that our attorney, Dennis G. Chappabitty, just filed our response brief to the government’s “Motion to Dismiss” in Felter Vs. Norton on Monday, October 6, 2003�

Hopi Warrior

September 22, 2025

A Warrior has fallen… A Warrior has fallen… Fallen far from her home… upon the sands of a foreign land. Iraq… a land of sun and sand. Her Spirit… A Warrior’s Spirit.�

Northwest Indian College offers college courses via video conferencing

January 22, 2021

KEYWORDS: Northwest Indian College native american owned college native american operated college Lummi Nation college Washington State Indian college Lummi Nation reservation college Author: Lummigirl Starting in September of 2003 Northwest Indian�

Celebrating an Indian summer

May 13, 2023

Lately we have heard the phrase "Indian summer" used frequently to describe our stretch of good weather. Most of us are taking advantage of the warm weather rather than contemplating the etymology�

Epitah from the resting place of Ten Bears

September 22, 2025

The long epitah engraved on the tombstone on Ten Bears' grave was written by Ten Bears himself before his death. Here it is.

Sacred Lands Protection Events -Fall 2003

January 20, 2021

KEYWORDS: native american events calendar protecting native american sacred places prayer vigil struggling for American Indian religious freedom protecting native american historic places on public lands protection of sacred places National Trust�

Festivities will honor Chief Plenty Coups ancestral home

September 23, 2025

AUTHOR: James Hagengruber, Gazette Staff Writer “Today, I who have been called Chief of Chiefs, among red men, present to all the children of our Great White Father this land where the�