HISTORY

Abenanki Chiefs and Leaders Leaders

Great Yaqui Nation

Abenaki History - Part I

History of the Shawnee from 1681 to 1854

Achomawi History Brief

Jatibonicu Taino Tribe of Borikén

Acolapissa People

Kennewick Man

Acoma History Brief

Kituwah (Cherokee) People

Alabama History Brief

Lakota History - Crazy Horse

Algonquin History - Part I

Lënape - Delaware Nation

Aleut Brief History

Lewis & Clark...and the Indians

Alsea History Brief

Major Howard Egan’s Diary

Anasazi of Southwest Utah  NEW!

Menominee Clans

Apache Chiefs and Leaders

Micmac Culture

Apache History

Micmac History

Arapaho History Brief

Monocan Nation History

Arikara Tribe Brief History

Oneida Nation!

Blackfeet Nation

Origins of the Smoke Signal  NEW!

Black-and-White World of Walter Plecker

Osage History Part I

Caddo History in Brief

Papal Bull of 1493

Cahuilla History and Notes

Pembina Nation Claims

Cherokee Adoptions

Pocahontas' Earrings  

Cherokee Culture 

Potawatomie History

Cherokees Didn't Celebrate American 'style' Thanksgiving until 1885. . .  

Red Cloud's Pipe

Cherokee Law

Removals and Seminole War -

Cheyenne Dog Soldiers

Sand Creek Massacre

Chief Black Kettle

Saponi Nation

Chief Kanagagota, Standing Turkey 

Sacajawea - The True Story

Constitution of the Six Nations

Sequoyah - A Cherokee Giant

Claims of the Pembina Nation

Sitting Bull - The True Story

Doctrine of Discovery

Starved Rock

Face Paint Practices 

Story of Chief Gray Horse

Exemplar of Liberty: Forward

Tekahionwake: A Voice from Two Worlds

     Chapter 1  Vox Americana

The Tonkawa Story New!

     Chapter 2  Perceptions of Native Democracy

The Legacy of Wounded Knee

     Chapter 3 Natural Man in an Unnatural Land

Thirteen Towers of Chankillo

     Chapter 4 Ennobling `Savages'

300 Reasons Not To Forget Wounded Knee

     Chapter 5 Errand in the Wilderness

Tribes/Nations Address Book 

     Chapter 6 The White Roots Reach Out

The Black-and-White World of Walter Plecker

     Chapter 7

Tonkawa Story

     Chapter 8

What is a Winter Count?

     Chapter 9

Winter Counts 

     Chapter 10

Who were the Beothuk Indians?

     Chapter 11

Who were the Pocumtuc Indians?

     Conclusion

Will Rogers' Overlooked Cherokee Roots

Face Paint Practices

 

Forgotten Founders - Amer. History

 

Great Law of Peace

 
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