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Native
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Explore
this wonderful, deep site "dedicated to disconnecting the
term 'primitive' from perceptions of Native American technology
and art". Especially recommended are the fine sections
on the Eastern Woodlands, the Ojibwe
links, and the recipes.
Kids will enjoy Games
and Toys. |
Harrison
Laphie Jr.'s pages on Dine'
clans, Navajo
Government & Education, and great photos
of the land.
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Language
Links
Miami
Language page, the Ojibwe
language page, Alaska
Native Language Center, Paiute
language
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Museum
Links
National
Museum of the American Indian
Virtual
Tour
of the National Museum of the American Indian Exhibitions
Creation’s Journey and All Roads Are Good
Anchorage
Museum, Archives and Collections
El
Museo del Barrio Scope out their permanent exhibition of pre-Columbian
art and
culture, Taíno:Ancient Voyagers of the Caribbean
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Archaelogical
Links
Kennewick
or Richland Man article
published in the Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association
Academic
Links
Center for the Study of the
First Americans at Oregon State University
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Shelter
Links
Building
a Hogan written description
Building
a Wigwam photos showing a group project
recreation
of a temporary Chickasaw
shelter
House
Construction & Wigwams
Dennis
Holloway's page Visit
this architect's page to see contemporary Native American shelter
designs and virtual reconstructions of ancient sites.
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Tribal
Home Pages
Alphabetical
Index
Lakota
Dakota Information Home Page
Miami
Nation
Menominee
History
Powhatan
History
The
Stockbridge Munsee Tribe of Mohican Indians
Smokey
McKinney's Potawatomi Web
Rosebud
Photo Gallery View photos with descriptions from the Rosebud
Reservation.
The
Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians see their flag and
learn about their history
Oneida
Indian Nation get recipes hear Oneida spoken from their history
and cultural pages
Oneida
of Wisconsin
Haudenosaunee
Home Page official page of the Six Nations (Seneca, Cayuga,
Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk and Tuscarora Nations)
Tekesta
Taino Tribal Band of Bimini Florida
Native
Wisconsin Home Page
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Primary
Sources
THOMAS
HARIOT'S A Briefe and True Report of the New Found Land of VIRGINIA
VIEWERS
& THE VIEWED: The de Bry Engravings, 1590
Submission
by Indian tribes, 1642. Manuscript: June 22, 1643.
Omaha
Indian Music features traditional Omaha music from the 1890s
and 1980s
Edward
Curtis' The
North American Indian
Camping
With the Sioux: Fieldwork Diary of Alice Cunningham Fletcher,
1881
Folktale
How Chicago Got its Name
Native
American Documents Project of California State University, San Marcos
Navaho
Code Talkers' Dictionary declassified WW II document
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