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Name and Description	Nation	Location
Association for the Advancement of Indigenous Resouces - Northern Cheyenne	Cheyenne	US - Northwest
The Association for the Advancement of Indigenous Resources, (AAIR) is a grass roots organization comprised of residents of the Northern Cheyenne Reservation, (including off-reservation representatives) with representation from each of the 5 districts on the reservation and including a representative of the commonly referred to 6th district, or Ree District, (Rosebud Creek west of the mouth of Muddy Creek and east of Busby), comprising a 9 member board of directors. Our goal is to: "organize exclusively for the purpose of public benefit and economic development and may include legislative, educational, scientific, charitable and other activities to promote education about the development of Coal Bed Methane and utilization of (OTHER) Natural Resources on Northern Cheyenne lands."
bigbacksilkscreening.com	Cheyenne	US - Northwest
Native American Arts & Crafts, Clothing, Home Decore. Custom and/or Wholesale Silkscreen Printing
Black Kettle Museum	Cheyenne	US - Central
The museum provides information on the Cheyenne and the Battle of the Washita as well as other local history items. The nearby battle site is under development by the National Park Service. An interpretative center is planned on site in the next few years. New temporary exhibits on the battle are planned to be on line by fall of 1999.
Cheyenne - Arapaho GenWeb Project	Cheyenne
A componment of the USGenWeb Project, "volunteers working together to provide Internet websites for genealogical research in every county and every state of the United States." Maintained by Ethel Taylor.
Cheyenne Language Web Site	Cheyenne
Cheyenne is spoken in southeastern Montana, on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, and in central Oklahoma. It is a member of the large Algonquian language family of North America which includes other languages such as Blackfoot, Arapaho, Cree, Ojibwa, Algonquin, Potawatomi, Kickapoo, Menomini, Fox, Massachusett, Delaware, Shawnee, Micmac, and Naskapi.
Chris Eyre	Cheyenne	US - Central
Official web site for director Chris Eyre (Cheyenne/Arapaho).
Dull Knife Memorial College	Cheyenne	US - Northwest
Dull Knife Memorial College was officially renamed Chief Dull Knife College in September 2001. The College is named in honor of one of the Northern Cheyenne's most respected historical leaders, Chief Dull Knife, also known as Chief Morning Star.
Eagle Eye Computing, Inc.	Cheyenne	US - Central
The purpose of Eagle Eye is to provide a personalized quality of service catered to your needs, not ours . We've provided a number of resources here to help you report and resolve problems, suggest improvements and learn about our service's.
Michael Redfeather Tenderfoot	Cheyenne
Michael Redfeather is of Southern Cheyenne descent and is currently living in Denver, Colorado with his family and dog Barley.
Northern Cheyenne Tribe of the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, Montana	Cheyenne	US - Northwest
This site is provided as a service to the Northern Cheyenne Nation and the Northern Cheyenne Reservation. It is meant to provide access to tribal government, programs, it's announcements and events of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe.
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Forensic Artist Harvey Pratt	Cheyenne	US - Southwest
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation & Native American Forensic Artist specializing in witness description drawings, skull reconstruction, age progression, photo retouch, skull tracing and police art
Painted Arrow Specialty Gifts	Cheyenne	United States
Within our website see "Regalia" Norman Hamilton, full blood Southern Cheyenne offers his Handmade Northern & Southern Style Porcupine Roaches, also Plains Style Silverwork including Concho Belts, Arm Bands & Cuffs, Scarf Slides, Roach Spreaders, Long Dancers Earrings, Blanket Pins, & Hair Ornaments.
Plains Indian Ledger Art Digital Publishing Project	Cheyenne
The Plains Indian Ledger Art Digital Publishing Project represents a cooperative effort to publish scholarly electronic editions of important examples of nineteenth century Plains Indian drawing done on paper. This genre, often called Ledger Art, formed a transitional genre of Plains Indian artistry corresponding to the forced reduction of Plains tribes to government reservations, roughly between 1860 and 1900. Due to the destruction of the buffalo herds and other game animals of the Great Plains by Anglo-Americans after the Civil War, painting on buffalo hide gave way to works on paper, muslin, canvas, and occasionally commercially prepared cow or buffalo hides. Currently, two ledger galleries are available, the Black Hawk "Dream Visions"Ledger, and the Cheyenne Ledger (Morning Star)
Quia - Cheyenne/ Grassland Vocabulary	Cheyenne	US - West
Match the word form the Cheyenne cultural history and environment to it's definition
Soaring Eagle	Cheyenne	US - Northwest
Soaring Eagle, a Northern Cheyenne charity founded by Father Emmett Hoffmann in 1997, provides an Assisted Living Center, a Child Day Care, a Montessori School and a Cultural Heritage Project in Ashland, Montana. We also have pages on Cheyenne history (After the Bighorn, etc.), art, months of the year.
The Cook Family - Cheyenne Genealogy	Cheyenne
Welcome to our small spot on the Internet. The major focus here is genealogy and unlike many web sites that we have visited, we are striving to put as much content on our pages as possible.
Tsistsistas (Northern Cheyenne) quilled mask for a horse	Cheyenne	US - West
Quillworker unknown. Late 19th century. Montana. (1.4443) National Museum of the American Indian - Creation's Journey