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Name and Description	Nation	Location
Adela Diyatsodi Ageyv - "The Beading Woman"
Ah-Mut Pipa Foundation	Quechua	US - Southwest
The mission of the Ah-Mut Pipa Foundation is to educate the Quechan community, the Tribes of California, and the general public, in order to increase understanding of Native American ethnohistory, culture, and art. The Foundation will maintain facilities for research, publication, instruction, performance art, film and television production. It is the intention of the Foundation to promote the history and culture of Native California through the voices of the people themselves; sharing Native American methods of storytelling and research that will enrich the lives of all people.
Allen Bettis' Flintknapping Page		US - Central
This page is currently being developed to disseminate information to the archaeological community and the interested public on experimental lithic replication developments and techniques.
Alquimou News	MicMac	Canada - Eastern
Mi'kmaq e-news on issues that affect the Mi'kmaq Nation or Mi'kmaq Communities.
American Indian Health Council		US - Southwest
The mission of the Native American Program is to improve the overall quality of life and health for both urban and reservation Indian communities throughout Arizona by increasing the primary care resources for Native Americans. This mission will be accomplished through a unique approach specifically developed for the Native American Program that includes Advocacy, Coalition building, Education, and Support (ACES).
ANIS El Salvador		America - Central
Bear Boedecker	Ute
Brain Tanning Photos: work in progress
Windy-One & Deer Hide Skin-side has been fleshed of meat; now to scrape the hair. The husband using hair clippers to shave hair off. Sped the process up! L The hide actually looks pretty neat with the hair cropped close! Was amazed to learn just
Caribbean History Website
Information on Caribbean History, geared to CXC students (english speaking Caribbean) topics (so far) myths re: "Caribs" and "Arawaks"
Coy's Dock Tulalip, Washington	Tulalip	US - West
Information about the Tulalip Native American Reservation, the history and stories
Delaware Treaty History	Delaware	US - Northeast
The Delaware, or Lenape, signed the first-ever "Indian treaty" with the newly-born United States of America in 1778.
Didahnedi Gakanehoi Tsalagi Home	Cherokee	US - Southeast
All Things Cherokee
Eric Schweig Unofficial Web-site	Inuit	Canada - Western
This web-site is a fansite page dedicated to this Canadian actor/carver. It includes a biography, filmography, pictures, fan board and a whole lot more.
Feather Poetry	Sioux	US - Central
Poetry that breaks new ground on subjects that have been written and talked about for years and years to come.
First Nations Musician Linklist	Metis	Canada - Western
A comprehensive Native Musician Links (Traditional and Contemporary) covering North and South America. Comes with some pictures and bios of artists created by webmistress.
Grass Roots Oyate	Sioux	United States
Free Online Fax for Leonard Peltier Clemency
Hau Kodas	Blackfeet	United States
Horn Dyeing - Mad Monk
Man has long used mineral pigment dyes as a means of coloring goods made from various animal proteins. In addition to being decorative, the mineral pigment dyes also provide varying degrees of protection against attack by insects or bacteria. The mineral pigment dyes are both decorative and protective. While the mineral pigment dyes were used on cellulose-based goods, it was on protein-based goods where they were at their greatest value. Animal proteins used by man include; leather, fur, horns, silk, wool, bone and antler. Hides, leather, horn, silk and wool are all food sources for a wide number of animals and microbes.
Illini Confederation: Lords of the Mississippi Valley		US - Northeast
When French explorers first journeyed down from Canada to the upper Mississippi Valley in the early Seventeenth Century, they found the region inhabited by a vigorous, populous Algonquin nation who called themselves "Hileni" or "Illiniwek" which means "men." (1). This the French rendered as "Illinois". Today most people know little about this once powerful confederation of tribes: the Peoria, Kaskaskia, Tamaroa, Cahokia, and Michigamea. The purpose of this web page is to provide an overview of the Illinois People which will hopefully stimulate the reader to further investigate the history of the Illinois people and their population decline.
Index of beading techniques
Instructions for beading techniques including Peyote Stitch, Brick Stitch, Loom Beadwork, Vertical Netting, Oglala Butterfly, Single Needle Embroidery, and other tips and tricks.
Indian Territory, Warm Springs	Delaware	US - Central
Indigenous tab page	Sioux
A TRIBUTE TO SOME OF MY FAVORITE BLUES/ROCK BANDS. INDIGENOUS BEING MY FAVORITE,
Kihew's FAS Site	Cree	Canada - Western
A site to raise awareness for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Comes with messgeboard, testimony, resourcebooks etc.
Lakota Dakota Nakota Spiritual Group	Sioux	United States
Leaf Arrow - Native American StoryTellers	Sac	US - Northeast
Native American Storytellers Donna Couteau Cross and Joe Cross present an interactive show featuring coyote tales, creation stories and historic folklore filled with tribal family values. They are a married couple using story, song and dance to celebrate the special relationship the Native American people have always had with the Earth and their respect for the natural environment. They have brought their unique performances to the National Museum of American Indian Smithsonian, United Nations International School, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Newark Public Library and Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival. Joe Cross and Donna Couteau Cross are tribally enrolled members of the Caddo/Potawatomi tribe and the Sac & Fox nation respectively.
Leonard Peltier: Shackled Eagle
Nanticoke Indian History	Naticoke	US - Northeast
The Nanticoke Indians once roamed the area of what is now Maryland and Delaware. The Last villages and Reservations On Delmarva were dissolved during the decade preceding 1750. The people from Delmarva were relocating to the North and West. But some indian families stayed behind,merging invisibly into the white society. Now their customs and their language is lost. The last speaker of Nanticoke language,Mrs. Lydia Clark, Died between 1840 and 1850.
NAPA of GA		US - Southeast
Native American Preservation Association of Georgia, Inc. is a non-profit Native American Education and Charitable organization. The Purpose of NAPA of GA is to preserve and teach the Native American ways, not only to Native Americans, but to non Native Americans.
Native American Cultural Society (NACS) ~ University of Connecticut		US - Northeast
Native American Indian Genealogy Webring
This ring will be a circle of knowledge for all those seeking information about their Native American Indian Genealogy heritage. If you have genealogical pages with Native American Indian information or other Native American Indian information that could prove useful, you are welcome to join.
Native American of the Northwest - Culture Universal		US - Northwest
Made by the Vinh Co. This first page gives information about the Natives Indians of the northwest universals, foods, transportation, and arts.
Navajo Architecture: Concepts & Design	Navajo	United States
This site is a general interpretation of Navajo dwellings as it relates to the culture.
Pochteca
Ceramic & pottery archaeological link resources
Powwow Traditions	Cherokee	United States
Being in the powwow arena, singing, or watching gives most of us a wonderful feeling. It's a certain kind of happiness that cannot be described. People whose Nations were enemies shake hands and smile. Powwows are intertribal, people from all Nations are together, laughing and sharing.
Red Stick Confederacy		US - Southeast
The Red Stick Confederacy is a non-profit organization based out of Nashville, Tennessee. We are a group of Indians, from many different Nations including Shawnee, Chickasaw, Cherokee, Apache, Souix, Ojibway, and Choctaw. The Confederacy raises money to buy land throughout the United States. The land bought is that which our ancestors are buried on.
Sawol - A Catalog for California Indigenous Cultures		US - West
Sawol is a catalog of the art from the indigenous cultures in California. This site includes not only art but creation stories, history and culture.
Southeast Kituwah Nation	Cherokee	United States
The U ganawvkalvgvKituwah Ayeli is a non-federally recognized tribal entity. We are not affiliated with the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, the Qualla Boundary, or the United Keetoowah Bands. We have banded together to form a traditional Tsalagi Band. Our primary purpose is to preserve, protect, and practice our traditions and religion and the preservation and speaking of our language.
The Eagle's Aerie
The Unofficial Website of the Santa Rosa Carib Community	Carib	Caribbean Islands
Papers, articles, essays, photo galleries and news concerning the Carib Community of Trinidad and Tobago
This Week in American Indian History		United States
maintained by Phil Konstantin
Tulalip Indian Mission School	Tulalip	US - Northwest
USP Atlanta Native American Prisoners		United States
USP Atlanta Native American Prisoners is the page for the Native inmates of the Atlanta Federal Prison. The purpose of the site is to foster contact and communication for the inmates with the outside. Let them know they are NOT forgotten. Very new, the site currently contains the applications submitted by the participating inmates, and some artwork. As contributed, additional artwork, information, stories, will be shared.
Warm Springs Productions, Indian Territory
Celebrating the beauty and strength of Native American cultures & histories.
Warrior Spirit
An Electronic Journal for Native Americans and Their Supporters
whanganui Rivercity Young Maori Wardens	Maori	Aotearoa-New Zealand
Tangatawhenua O Aotearoa NGA RANGATAHI WATENE MAORI O TE AWA O WHANGANUI (WHANGANUI RIVERCITY YOUNG MAORI WARDENS) Nga mahi aroha Ki Te Tangatawhenua O Aotearoa Mo Te Ko Tahitanga (Working for the love of the people of the land of New Zealand in Peace and Unity)
Where Is My Family?	Ojibwe	Canada
Searching for Lost Relatives. Adoptee William Spoon, parents died. Taken from his home and placed with white family. Brothers also adopted to who knows WHERE? Searching for Kenny and Caribou. We are all members of Seine River First Nations in Ontario.