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I talk throughout this web site the importance of remaining open to new information and the importance of getting our history straight. This I feel also applies to our EARLY History. I feel the Native Americans were some of the most abused people in our early history...

Native American Artists' Home Page
Native American Resources
Native American Home Pages
Native American Art Styles
Native American Tribes!
ENAN HotList
NATIVE AMERICAN SPIRITUALITY
Native American On-line Resources!

Homebound Pages
PowerSource Lots of info.
Geographic search tool
Library of Congress. You'll be surprised what you will find here.
Tribal Voice
The Publication List

SAIIC South and Meso-American Indian Rights Center!

The First Perspective Canada's source for aboriginal news and events

Akwesasne Mohawk Information Service
The Sisseton Wahpeton Sioux Tribe
Cherokee Roots Search
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians
Cross The River Information on Kahnawake and the Kanien'kehaka People
National Indian Policy Center
Native Web- Excellent!

Did you say Native American

Yahoo - Society and Culture:Cultures:Native American Indians

Indian Symbols A Collection of Native American Symbols
The GE-D 102 Home Page Indices of Native American Information on the Web Galleries and Museums of Native American
Native American Resources
Native Americans on The Internet
Government Resources for Native Americans on the Internet Government Resources for Native Americans on the Internet Canadian Government - U.S. Government -

Native WWW, Gopher, and FTP SitesNative American WWW, Gopher, and FTP Sites
Fr. Bucko's Mighty Home PageThe Native Book Center: Source for native American oriented books and publications. P

Eastern Band of Cherokee

Aboriginal Web Links

P Gowder's Pow Wow and DancingLot's of information about Pow Wow's and Native American Dancing, loaded with some great pictures.

Selkirk Healing CentreThe Selkirk Healing Centre is a non-profit, long-term, substance abuse treatment center. Recognizing that substance abuse is symptomatic of spiritual, cognitive, emotional and societal problems, the program provides holistic treatment utilizing Canadian Aboriginal/ American Native teachings and traditions.
The Choctaw Nation Of Oklahoma"Unoffical"
The Blackfoot Language
Speaking Out and Saving Sounds to Keep Native Tongues Alive
Cherokee Language
Tsalagi English / Cherokee Dictionary for Windows
Native American - Cool! Wild and Interesting Information
Cherokee Heritage Center
Oklahoma NativeVoices Project
Ojibwe-English translation service at Fond du Lac Community College Quentin Big Medicine is Missing!
Oral History

Comments On Carving Soapstone
Inuit Cultural Perspectives
Dehcho: "Mom, We've Been Discovered!"
People From Our Side: A Life Story with Photographs and Oral Biography
Puiguitkaat a transcript of the 1978 Elders Conference held in Barrow, Alaska.
Voices from a Troubled Land Navajo (Dini) elders tell of their struggle to survive on Big Mountain, Arizona
We Don't Live in Snow Houses Now: Reflections of Arctic Bay

Written History

Native American Documents Project:
Allotment Data & Rogue River War and Siletz Reservation Documents
Database of documents on U.S. Native American Policies, Tribal Laws, and Tribal Contacts
indexed and searchable with the Inquery search engine
Historical Atlas of Canada From the beginning to 1800
The Northwest Rebellion (Canada),
A database of materials held by the University of Saskatchewan Libraries and the University Archivesand the University Archives
A Second Century of Dishonor : Federal Inequities and California Tribes by Carole Goldberg-Ambrose, J.D. and Duane Champagne, Ph. D.
The Northwest Ordinance full text
The Relaciones Geográficas Collection at UT Austin
The Great Basin Project by Tad Beckman, Harvey Mudd College
The History of American Indians and the United States
Course Web page for History 300 and 300Z at Albany
Pictures of Our Nobler Selves A history of Native American contributions to News Media by Mark Trahant
Ancient Astronomies, including:
The Sacred Sky of the Navajo and Pueblo by Matthew Green
The Dresden Codex
The Mystery of the Nazca Lines by Rachel Baar
Timeline of Astronomical History in the Americas
A short history of the Hohokam people as a part of
the history of the Ft Lowell neighborhood in Tucson
Aztec Manuscripts
Latin American Library, Tulane University see esp. the photographic collections, the treasures of the collection, and the manuscripts.
Cultural and Historical Topics in Latin American History in a Multimedia Environment,
University of Michigan University Course 150 Section 7
First Nations Histories by Lee Sultzman.
The currently available histories and a list of all histories that are planned is available.
The Illini Confederation: Lords of the Mississippi Valley
History of the Wyandot Nation of Kansas
Reading Photographs:
Imaging and Imagining the Ghost Dance: James Mooney's Illustrations and Photographs, 1891-93 by Thomas W. Kavanagh
More than Meets the Eye: Photographs as Research Documents by Thomas W. Kavanagh
on the examination of the Wanamaker Collection of American Indian photographs
Domestic Architecture in the Comanche Village on Medicine Creek, Indian Territory, Winter by Thomas W. Kavanagh
Reading Historic Photographs: Photographers of the Pawnee by Thomas W. Kavanagh
A History of Dineh Cooperatives, Incorporated (DCI) [DinehCoops@aol.com]
History of the Navajo Codetalkers from the Discovery Channel
Native Soldiers, Foreign Battlefields, The Wartime Contribution of Canada's First Peoples
Northern Approaches
Native people of the Grand River valley, Canada
Histoire de l'Amérique septentrionale: Tome I, Paris, 1722.
History of the Fur Trade in Canada
William Penn, Visionary Proprietor by Tuomi J. Forrest
with sections on the bas-relief of Penn and the Indians in the CCapitol building and general information on Penn and the Indians.
The Lenapes: A study of Hudson Valley Indians by Alfieri, J., Berardis, A., Smith, E., Mackin, J., Muller, W., Lake, R., Lehmkulh, P. of Marist College
The Lenni-Lenape
The "Original People" of the Schuylkill Watershed
The History of the Indian King Tavern of Haddonfield, NJ
North Carolina's First Colonists: 12,000 Years Before Roanoke by Stephen R. Claggett, Office of State Archaeology, North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office
North Carolina History a summary by the North Carolina State Library
Tennessee History from the Tennessee Blue Book
Among the online history pages for Northern Georgia are found:
The Pre-Historic Native American of Northwest Georgia
The Cherokee Nation
North Georgia's dark side - the displacement of the Cherokees
An Introduction to the Creek Nation including
Northwest Georgia's Chieftains Trail
Indian History in Georgia from the Cartersville, GA High School
Native nations of Iowa including:
The Iowa (Ioway) Nation

The Otoe-Missouria
Yankton and Santee Sioux
Cherokee History Timeline
A Tuscarora timeline
Timeline for the Spalding-Allen Collection of Nez-Perce historical items
A New Mexico Timeline
Plains Indian Timeline since 1795
A Native American Timeline
Timeline for the Shuswap Nation
Timeline for the Quest for a Northwest Passage (Arctic Route) to the East
Timeline for the history of Fort McMurray, Canada
Time Line: 1673 - 1800 for the European presence in Illinois
A Short History of Native American Codetalkers in WWI and WWII
The White Indian Page with:
additional pages on Cherokee History, Historical Images and maps
The Thomas Legion of North Carolina Cherokee Confederate soldiers
Shawnee Methodist Mission, Turner, Kansas
Native American History Archives
1492: An Ongoing Voyage
The Computerized Information Retrieval System on Columbus and the Age of Discovery

Photographic Archives

Special Collections and Archives Department, Cline Library, Northern Arizona University
Gallery of the Open Frontier,
from the University of Nebraska Press and the National Archives
The American Indian Occupation

TOPICS

The MAYAN civilization flourished from 100B.C. to 800AD in the Yucatan Peninsula area featuring over 60 cities. Major population centers were, "Copan" Honduras, "Tikal", "Piedras Negras" and "Uaxaotum" Guatemala. The major center was "Palenque" where the maximum population reached 200,000. Ruled by Pakal and the Sons of Pakal it sustained for 70 years.
The MISSISSIPPIAN CULTURE spread from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. Early traditions were typified by earthen structures such as "Serpent Mound" E. Cincinnati, Ohio, "Monk's Mound" E. St. Louis, Ill, "Moundville" Alabama. The major center was Cahokia in the Ohio Valley, 750A.D to 1300A.D. with maximum population of 20,000.
Nachi
(under construction, please pardon our appearance)
ANASAZI, qivas/pithouses/irrigation, turquoise
Chaco Canyon, Albeqerqy, NM
Pueblo Bonito, plaza/multi-level
Cliff Palace/Mesa Verde, multi-level

HAUDENOSHAUNEE; "The Peacemaker", "The Great Law", "The Grand Council", Democracy, Longhouse,
Oneida, Mohawk, Onandaga, Seneca(Chief Cornplanter), Cayuga
CHEROKEE; The "Phoenix", Echota (Knoxville, TN), New Echota (Georgia), Sequoia1821
Choctaw, Chicasaw, Creek and Seminole Pontiac; Huron, Miami, Enishisika, Lenape, Shawnee
TAINO;
SIOUX;
INUIT;
HAWAI'I;
DELAWARE VALLEY;

NAHUATL, Valley of Mexico
Teotihuacan -90yrs., "Home of the Gods"
TOLTEC, Tolan, Central Mexico
Colhuacan, near Teohuacan

MESHIKA, W. Coast of Mex.
wandering
Valley of Mexico
settled/exiled/settled
mercenary/trade
Tenochtitlan, Lake Titicaca
AZTEC, Motecuzoma
Quiglouac

The battle at Tippecanoe creek between the Shawnee and forces led by William Henry Harrison.

Here are some little known facts.

Info about the Massacre at Wounded Knee

This is a library collection of more Native American history

Return to Native American Learning Page

The Power of Culture
NativeWeb WWW Home Page
A Line In The Sand
A Web server devoted to issues of Cultural Property and Cultural Sensitivity
Center For World Indigenous Studies
Fourth World Documentation Project:
Indigenous Peoples' Information for the Online Community
The Publication List
Other Fourth World Resources

Assembly of First Nations - National Indian Brotherhood, Canada
Aboriginal Rights Coalition of Victoria
Arctic Circle
The First Perspective Canada's source for aboriginal news and events
First Nations Confederacy of Cultural Education Centres
Village of First Nations
Great Lakes Regional American Indian Network
Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada the 30th Annual Convention
Joined Nations Youth Program of Naugatuck, CT
National Indian Festival Associatio
National Indian Policy Center
Native American Communications Council
Native American Net
Native American tribes of North Carolina
Native American tribes of South Carolina
Native Media Resource Center
Native Religions of Newfoundland and Labrador
The People's Home Page
Planet Peace
SAIIC South and Meso-American Indian Rights Center
The Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre
Tribal Communities in the Bristol Bay Region, Alaska
from the Bristol Bay Housing Authority
Woodland Cultural Center Brantford, Ontario

Tribe/Nation Sites

United States

Iroquois Confederacy

Haudenosaunee/Mohawk language and culture from Chris "Kahon:wes" Deere
Saksari's Mohawk Nation Drum with links to:

the Mohawk Nation Council of Chiefs,
Akwesasne Notes
Tour Guide to the Akwesasne Mohawk
a guide to Akwesasne Arts & Crafts and Businesses
as well as other regular features.

Cross The River Information on Kahnawake and the Kanien'kehaka People
Funding Proposal for the Iroquois Lacrosse Team Travel to Japan
Olive Tree Genealogy
Oneida Indian Nation of NY
Seneca Indian Historical Society and the Wolf Clan Teaching Lodge
The Six Nations Of The Iroquois

Cherokee

The Cherokee Nation
Cultural Center in Tahlequah, OK.
The Cherokee National Historical Society
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians
The Cherokee Messenger from the Cherokee Cultural Society of Houston and

So Your Grandmother Was a Cherokee Princess?
Cherokee Cousins Genealogy assistance

The Cherokees of California, Inc.
Eastern Cherokee, from the Cherokee Central School System in Cherokee, NC
Eastern Band of Cherokee
Cherokee Roots Search

Sioux/Lakota/Dakota

The Sisseton Wahpeton Sioux Tribe
Lakota Wowapi Oti Kin
A Guide to the Great Sioux Nation

Hopi

Hopi Information Network and the Hopi Computer Recycling Project
Hopi Cultural Center
Hopi Sinom
Touch the Earth Foundation

Hawaiian Nation

Nation of Hawai`i
Hawaiian Sovereignty Elections Council
Information on Kaho`olawe from the
Protect Kaho`olawe `Ohana and the Kaho`olawe Island Reserve Commission

Perspectives on Hawaiian Sovereignty

Other U.S. Tribes/Nations

The Chickasaw Nation
Chickasaw History and Genealogy
The Choctaw Nation Of Oklahoma "Unoffical"
Costanoan-Ohlone Indian Canyon Resource
The Delaware Tribe
Havasupai Tribe
Inupiat of Arctic Alaska
The Kaw Nation
The Churchville Nature Center A Lenni-Lenape Village
Mahikan/Stockbridge-Munsee Indian People
Mattaponi Indian Reservation
The Mechoopda Indian Tribe!, in the city of Chico, CA
Indian Brook Band Mi'kmaq
The Dineh Alliance
Sovereign Dineh Nation
Crownpoint Community Network Project Navajo
The Monacan Indian Nation
The Navajo Nation
Nee-me-poo or Nez Perce
Nez Perce Tribe Seeks To Reclaim Their Past
The Nipmuc Indian Association of Connecticut
Sandy Lake Band of Ojibwe
Osage Research
Pinoleville Band of Pomo Indians
Citizen Potawatomi Tribe
Prairie Band Potawatomi
Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribes
Quinault Indian Nation
Ramapough Mountain Indians based in Mahwah, New Jersey
The Rankokus Indian Reservation in Westampton Township, New Jersey.
The Sac and Fox Nation
Sagkeeng First Nation, 120 KM North West of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community
Seminole Tribe of Florida
United Tribe of Shawnee Indians
Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe
Suquamish Tribe
Taino Inter-Tribal Council
Documents from the Bulletin Board of the Taino Indians of the Caribbean and Florida
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation
Tamustalik Cultural Institute
United South and Eastern Tribes
Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California
Indian Cultural Organization dedicated to the preservation of Wintu Indian culture.
Wyandot Nation of Kansas
Canada

Treaty 7 The Blackfoot Peoples
Innu Nation
The Innu Nation of Labrador
Cree Communities of James Bay and Northern Quebec, Canada
Quebec's Northern Crees
The Gwich'in of Alaska and Canada
Listuguj First Nation
Louis Riel Metis Council
The Nisga'a Tribal Council
The Nisga'a Nation
Nicola Valley in central British Columbia
Nunavut, the soon-to-be created
Territory in Canada's Eastern Arctic, home of the Inuktitut. From the Nunavut Planning Commission Transition Team
Sagkeeng First Nation
Shuswap (Secwepemc) on the Neskonlith Indian Reserve
Shuswap Nation Tribal Council
Genealogy of Quebec's Native People and francophone Metis
U'mista Cultural Centre
Information and Resource Centre for the Kwakwaka'wakw
Old Crow: Land of the Vuntut Gwitch'in
The Westbank First Nation of the Okanagan Valley.

Latin America

Antropología, from Seminario de Códices Mexicanos
The Aymara Page
The Azteca Page
Cultures of the Andes
Kawésqar Language and Culture in Espanol
The Mapuche of Chile and Argentina
A Mayan Struggle
Photographs of the Mayan Indians of Guatemala by Vince Heptig
The Eclectic Peruvian, including:
The Peru Reader including
The Pongo's Dream by José Maria Arguedas

The TAFOS English site (and in Peru)
Andean Lives by Gregorio Condori Mamani and Asunta Quispe Huaman
Peru Peace Network

Native Languages

The Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas
Native American Language Center Native American Studies Department, University California, Davis
Native Languages page from Lisa Mitten
Native American Multimedia Project: Cherokee, Lushootseed, and Ohlone Language Preservation
Aboriginal Languages in Canada
Anishinaabe Language Resources
Aboriginal languages in Ontario and Canada
the Aanishnaabeg and Ogwehoweh languages.
The Blackfoot Language from Universal Survey of Languages
Cherokee Language lessons
Cree Language Home Page
Dakota Language
The Lakota Language
Self-Instructional Audio Course in Jicarilla Apache Now Available
Kawésqar Language and Culture in Espanol
Mohawk Language
Welcome to Ojibwe language and culture.
Ojibwe-English translation service at Fond du Lac Community College
Oneida Indian Language Project
Prairie Potawatomi Language
The Quechua Language
Fun facts to know and tell about Quechua
Native American Language Issues Institute
Special Summer Study in American Indian Languages and Education at the University of Arizona
Speaking Out and Saving Sounds to Keep Native Tongues Alive
Some aspects of cultures may be lost in translation
The Yamada Language Guides with locally available information on:
Cherokee
Hawaiian
Inuit/Inuktitut
Tsalagi English / Cherokee Dictionary for Windows
Oklahoma NativeVoices Project
Archive of the Iroquois Language Discussion Group
Native Languages in Canada
Native Languages in the USA
Kualono A resource for the Hawaiian language
te reo maori - the Maori Language

Other Cultural Resources

American Indian Ethnobotany by Daniel E. Moerman, University of Michigan-Dearborn
including an online database.
Native American food plants database from the Agricultural Genome Information Server
EthnobotDB--worldwide plant uses from the Agricultural Genome Information Server
Indigenous Research Center of the Americas Native American Studies Department,
University California, Davis
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
The Zuni Mission Mural Project
NativeTech
Devoted to Disconnecting the Term Primitive with Native American Technology
Traditional Native American Tobacco Seed Bank and Education Program (TNAT)
Cultural Diffusion: A Day in the Life of a 100% American
Oklahoma Tribes and Officials
Powwow Dance styles
Inuit Portrait Gallery by Jerry Riley
Inter-Tribal Network (ITN)

See also:
The list of Native American related electronic text links.
The list of Native American related video links.

The American Indian Computer Art Project
Arts & Crafts Canada's Northwest Territories
Art on the American Frontier
Arte Maya Tz'utuhil Gallery
Authentic Native Arts, Fine Arts of the American Indian
Black Mesa Traders Hopi, Navajo and Apache crafts
Blue Mountain Trading Post, Blanding, UT
Canadian Native Art from The Internet Cafe and the City of Prince George.
Cape Dorset Inuit Art
In Cape Dorset We Do It This Way: Three Decades of Inuit Printmaking
The Cape Dorset Prints
Canadian Eskimo Art
Eskimo Sculptors
Canyon Country Originals
Christof's in Santa Fe
The Chukchi Sea Trading Company Eskimo Arts & Crafts
The Dancing Armadillo
Desert Son, Tucson, AZ
The Electric Gallery: The Amazon Project
The Electric Gallery: Northwest Myths
Exquisitely Native American
Eyes, A portfolio of photographs from Latin American women
First Northern Arts Canadian Native Arts Gallery
The Folk Art & Craft Exchange
Huichol Art Center
Indian Summer, Native American Art
The Inter-Tribal Gallery
Iqaluit Artists
The Isaacs/Innuit Gallery of Toronto
JAAM From the First People of the West Coast : Masks and jewelry
Khot-La-Cha British Columbia's finest native artists and crafts people
Marketier Limited Creations
Migrations
Lakota Art online
Native American Art Gallery
Native American Artists' Home Page
A juried exhibition of Native American artists.
Native Spirit
North Country Arts, Iqaluit,NWT, Canada
North Slope Borough School District: Polar Art Gallery
Northwest Native Expressions, A Jamestown S'Klallam Tribal Enterprise
Powersource Gallery
Rainmaker
Raven's World Northwest Coast Art Works From Private Collections
Red Cloud Indian Arts
Santa Fe Marketspace - Native American Art
Sisseton Wahpeton Sioux Tribe's Art Gallery
Sunshine Studio
Trophies of Honor Art Chronicles of Indigenous Peoples
Turtle Island Traders
Westward Studios, Victoria, B.C.
White Eagle Arts
Yosemite Native American Art Gallery, the online arm of the Sisochi Gallery in Yosemite.

Individual Artists

Elizabeth Abeyta Navajo
Linda Aguilar Chumash
Alvin Amason, Aleut artist
Lance Belanger, Maliseet from New Brunswick
Joe Ben, Jr. Navajo
JoAnne Bird Lakota Impressionist
Bambi Blake Passamaquoddy
Bill Brody
Clifford Brycelea Navajo
Jerome Bushyhead Cheyenne
Martín Chambi, primer fotógrafo indígena de América Latina
Mike Chiago O'Odham
Randy Chitto
Running Cloud Northwest Coast jewelry
Bruce Contway Sisseton-Wahpeton - Chipppewa-Cree
Richard F. Corbiere Ojibwa - odawa
Corn Spider
Robert H. Davis, Tlingit Woodcarver
Glendora Daubs Jemez
Patrick DesJarlait & Family Red Lake Ojibway Tradition
Jim Edenshaw, Haida goldsmith.
Sam English Chippewa
L. David Eveningthunder, Shoshone
Wilfred Garcia Acoma
Marsha Gomez
Barbara Gonzales San Ildefonso
Ben Gorman Navajo Silversmith
With information on the Navajo Nation and Silversmithing
R. C. Gorman Navajo
John Guthrie, Cherokee
Norman Hamilton, Southern Cheyenne
Eugene Hunt Fort Rupert band of the Kwagiulth nation
Two Turtle Art Gallery, the art of Arnold Aron Jacobs - Onondaga
Kenneth Johnson Muskogee (Creek)/Seminole
Eddie Scott Kohtalawva, Hopi Jeweler
Richard Krentz - Master Carver Salish
The Lewis Sisters Acoma
Merlin Little Thunder Cheyenne-Arapaho
Dan V. Lomahaftewa Hopi
Daniel Long Soldier
Lee Marmon Laguna
Cherokee Images Tribal Art by Kehn Masters
Harry Mitsima Inuit
Forrest Naranjo Santa Clara
Nora Naranjo-Morse Santa Clara
Chris Natachu Zuni
Charmae Shields Natseway Acoma
A VRML exhibition of the pottery of Charmae Shields Natseway, Acoma
Thomas Natseway Laguna
John Nelson Tsawataineuk tribe in the Kwaguilth Nation
Doc (Joyce Lee Tate) Nevaquaya (Comanche) Retrospective
John Nieto
Jane Osti Cherokee
Gilbert and Paulita Pacheco Santo Domingo Pueblo
Amado Peña Mexican/Yaqui
Ramona Peters Mashpee Wampanoag
Jim Poitras Metis (Cree & French)
Bill Prokopiof
Al Qöyawayma Hopi
BJ Quintana
George Glenn Rodgers, Fond Du Lac band
D. Andrew Rodriguez Laguna
Jeanne Walker Rorex Cherokee
Gale Running Wolf, Sr."Blackfeet
Buffy Sainte-Marie's Computer Art Cree
Anna Sanchez, Shoshone-Bannock (Chief Arimo Arts)
Glen Simpson, Tahitan-Kaska and Canadian artist
Southwest Trails Blankets designed by Hopi artist Ramona Sakiestewa; also
Ramona Sakiestewa's Tapestry
Patrick Sanchez Zuni
Alex Seowtewa Zuni
Howard Sice
Mark Silversmith Navajo
Patricia Stacey Inuvialuit
Diana Stanley Lenni-Lenape
Dyanne Strongbow Choctaw
Roxanne Swentzel Santa Clara
Alan Syliboy Mi'kmaq
Verna Tahe Navajo
Robert Taylor Blackfoot-Cherokee
Urshel Taylor, Pima
Robert Tenorio Santo Domingo
Wayne D.F. Thomas Salish - Ojibwe
Dana Tiger Creek Tribe, Muscogee Nation
Mike & Jackie Torovio Acoma
Turtle Heart Ojibway
Donald Vann Cherokee
Roy Henry Vickers Tsimshian artist
Roy Henry Vickers, A second online gallery exhibit
Wabimeguil Cree
Paul War Cloud Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux
Jimmie Warnell, Cherokee Silver
Jeffrey C. Whelan, Mohawk, at his Greenfire Gallery
Baje Whitethorne, Sr. Navajo
Donald Widdiss Aquinnah Wampanoag
Carl Winters Lakota
Jack Wooldridge Potawatomi
Ron Yazzi Navajo
Mitchell Zephier Lakota

Other Exhibits

Monument Valley High School Performing Arts Program
Native Earth Performing Arts Inc.
Hopi Baskets
The Southwestern Association for Indian Arts, Inc. (SWAIA)
Mata Ortiz--A Mexican Village of Potters
Canadian Inuit Sculpture
Hollister Collection of Southwestern Native American Pottery
at the University of Massachusetts
The PowWow Editions Photographs by Ben Marra
Bill Wright Photographs of the Tigua, the Kickapoo and Navajo people.

Other Native American Art Related Sites

Alaskan Art and the Sense of Wonder by Kesler Woodward
California Indian Basketweavers Association
Crow's Shadow Institute
Friends of Ethnic Arts
Indian Arts and Crafts Association

Ableza: A Native American Arts and Film Institute
Algonkuin Players Theatre
Centre for Indigenous Theatre
The Association of American Cultures (TAAC)
Profile of Jamie Soback, Creek-Seminole Art Gallery owner
Maryann's Native American Art Appraisals

See also
Native American Related Museums listings.

Return to the Index of Native American Resources on the Internet

American Indian College Fund
The American Indian Culture Page
American Indian Heritage Foundation
American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES)
Bureau of Indian Affairs
California Indian Library Collections
Cherokee of Georgia Homepage
Comprensive Native American Site Listing
CSU Monterey Bay Indian Server
Diana Elizabeth Stanley - Native American Art
Earth Keeper Tom Goodman
Great Sioux Nation
The Heard Museum Native American Displays
Hopi Sinom
Indian Health Service (IHS)
Indian Health Service Search
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
International Office of the Leonard Peltier Defense Committee
The Kaw Nation of Oklahoma
Makah Tribe Reservation
The Midwest Treaty Network
The Moccasin Trail
The Mohawk Valley Project
National Museum of the American Indian
Native American Arts
Native American Banks
Native American Health History
Native American Indians Culture
Native American Indians Society
Native American Languages
Native American Resource [ota.gov]
Native Americans of New Mexico
Native Peoples Magazine
NativeWeb
Navajo Community College
Oneida Indian Nation of NY
Pow Wow Dancing
"The Pow Wow Trail" by Julia White
Principle People of Turtle Island
Russell Means Home Page
Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute
The Spike - Newsletter On Native East Coast Events
Spirit Mountain Singers
TIMBER! Newsletter of Prophecies of Native Peoples Worldwide
Traditional Native American Tobacco Seed Bank and Education Program
Traditional Subjects - Photography by James Cook
Tsa-La-Gi
UCLA American Indian Studies Center
UNITY
Western Canadian Aboriginal Site
Wounded Knee Creek, Concert to Mend the Sacred Hoop

Student homepages for the Native American Studies Program at Frontier High School in Red Rock, OK.
Student Biographies of Alaskan Native students at Lathrop High School in Fairbanks, AK
Home pages for 12 students at the Fond du Lac Computer Summer Science Camp
Anishinabe Computing Sciences and Engineering Summer CS Camp homepage
Student and teacher homepages for the
College Bound 95 summer program at SIPI
Student homepages for the American Indian Summer Institute (AISI) at the UCI Information and Computer Science Department

College Students

Andrew Adams III University of Michigan
Dineh-Jason Attakai at Harvard University
Vic Begay, Navajo
Fernando Bitsie at Purdue
Kathy Bluehorse at Iowa State
Sam Brown Viejas Band of Mission Indians, San Diego State University
Nolan Curley at Northern Arizona University
Chris "Kahon:wes" Deere at the University of Massachusetts
Darryle Dohi at Arizona State University
Carl Etsitty at the College of Agriculture, University of Arizona.
Lance Foster Graduate student at Iowa State University
Chris Garcia at the University of Idaho
Andrew Gashwazra at Arizona State University
Arthur John Harvey Oglala Lakota
Michael Twohorse (Sichagu Lakota) at University of Arizona
Preston Ivy at the University of Kansas
Stanford Lake, Navajo
Tamara Long at Northern Arizona University
Alan Mandell at San Francisco State University
Smokey McKinney Graduate student at Iowa State University
Patricia Jane Murphy Cherokee
William Andrew Pacheco at New Mexico State University
Percy Paul at the University of Sask.
Jennifer Paxton at California State University San Marcos
Lisa Marie Peite at the University of Idaho
Sheldon Preston at Arizona State University
Marcellus Proctor Piscataway at the University of Maryland, College Park
Russ SpottedHorse at California State at Chico
Steve Stacy at Iowa State
Shaun Stevens at Arizona State University
Reginald Tahy at Arizona State University
Brandon "Cherokee" Valeria at Central Washington University
Barbara Washegesic University of Michigan
Errik Tustenuggee Williams Seminole, University of California, Riverside
Michael Tutt Navajo
Tom T. Whipple Oglala Lakota Santee & Dineh
Debra Winchell Mohican
Members of the MIT AISES Chapter
Lawrence Locklear at North Carolina State University
Home pages for Native American Students at Princeton
Student Web pages at Southwest Indian Polytechnic Institute
User's Home Pages at the Aboriginal Youth Network

Other Home Pages for Native Americans

Paul Apodaca, Navajo /Mexican
Jason Belanger from Ottawa
Peggy Berryhill Muscogee (Creek)
Eddie and Betty Box Jr. Southern Ute
Jay Brummett moderator of NatChat
Kate Meadowlark Brantley-Alcock Southeastern Band Cherokee
Martin Broken Leg Professor of Native American Studies at Augustana College
Charles Cambridge Navajo
ChingQueAh Miami
Joe Don Chipps Oglala Lakota
Jordan S. Dill
Rose Edwards, Ojibwa
Sharon Catron Evans, Navajo
Russell Everett's WIGWAM
Marie Fouche On the Adoption of Indian Children
Leonard Gilbreath Ottawa/Potawatomi
Cynthia Goodrich, Creek and Choctaw
Spike Gritz, Cherokee
Greg Hays, Deleware Nation (Lenape)
Mark Ellsworth Hickman, Ute
Thomas Hudson
Victoria Hunt, Cherokee
Damian Jim, Navajo
Joe D. Johnson Cherokee, creator of the Oklahoma Image Map.
Keihan (Will Frye) Mohawk
Tom Kunesh of Chattanooga
Shannon Michele Martin Ojibwe-Potawattomi advisor to the Native American Student Association at the University of Michigan
Michael Mark Martinez (Commanche & Jemez Pueblo), University of California Irvine
Russell Means, Lakota
Lisa Mitten (Mohawk) Vice-President of the American Indian Library Association
Esa Nat'su Comanche
Andrew Ned Navajo
Pond Lily Cherokee
Al Qöyawayma, Hopi Engineer and Potter
William Lark Ritchie, Cree
Carol Rogers Lumbee

Richard Rose Cherokee
Ryan Salabiye Rumley Tohono O'Odham and Navajo
Mike Sack Mi'kmaq
Buffy Sainté Marie
Alvino Sam Navajo
Richard Smith Sioux
Hollis Stabler, Omaha
Cal Thunder Hawk, Rosebud Sioux
Joyce Vincent Director, Dr. Josephine White Eagle Memorial Native American Cultural Center , UMass
Robert Allen Warrior, Osage, Asst. Professor of English, Stanford University
Ama Wehali (Dave Evartt), Cherokee
Donald Widdis Wampanoag artist
Julia White Cherokee/Sioux
Vincent Yazzie, Navajo
Curtis Zunigha Chief of the Delaware Tribe of Indians

But Always Keep In Mind The Most Important Factor

"What we live with we learn,
and what we learn
we practice, and what we
practice, we become....
and what we become
has consequences"......
AND almost always, I have
found, who we become
has little to do with who
we were meant to be.

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			"What we live with we learn,
			and what we learn
			we practice, and what we
			practice, we become....
			and what we become
			has consequences"......
			AND almost always, I have
			found, who we become
			has little to do with who
			we were meant to be.

Native American!

I talk throughout this web site the importance of remaining open to new information and the importance of getting our history straight. This I feel also applies to our EARLY History. I feel the Native Americans were some of the most abused people in our early history...

Oral History

Written History

Photographic Archives

TOPICS

The battle at Tippecanoe creek between the Shawnee and forces led by William Henry Harrison. Here are some little known facts. Info about the Massacre at Wounded Knee This is a library collection of more Native American history

Tribe/Nation Sites

United States

Canada

Latin America

Native Languages

Other Cultural Resources

See also:

Individual Artists

Other Exhibits

Other Native American Art Related Sites

See also

College Students

Other Home Pages for Native Americans

But Always Keep In Mind The Most Important Factor

If you're visiting here for the first time, please check out the other links and come back often. I will be adding to this almost weekly. I would like to hear from you about your suggestions and feedback about your own recovery process. Follow the links and remember...

Recovery Anonymous Home Page

Your Comments or Questions are always welcome!E-mail: ra@mlode.comCopyright © by Jim D. (est. 11. 18.96 - revised 11.18.96 jd)

The battle at Tippecanoe creek between the Shawnee and forces led by William Henry Harrison.

Here are some little known facts.

Info about the Massacre at Wounded Knee

This is a library collection of more Native American history

Your Comments or Questions are always welcome!
E-mail: ra@mlode.com
Copyright © by Jim D. (est. 11. 18.96 - revised 11.18.96 jd)