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Name and Description	Nation	Location
A Dime A Dozen: Essays by Jordan Dill		US - Northeast
A collection of essays on contemporary news and historical events related to or involving First Nations peoples, by Jordan Dill, the author of the award-winning website, First Nations / Issues of Consequence.
A Lesson to Dye For		US - Northeast
An Integrated Science - History - Art Unit On Plant Dyes -- This unit introduces students to plant dyes and their history and highlights investigative skills as they explore variables in their own plant dyeing.
A Woodsplint Basket	Algonquin	US - Northeast
Displayed in the "Hall of the North American Indian" at Harvard University's Peabody Museum, the basket looks like many others made in New England in the early nineteenth century. It is a lidded storage basket, woven from ash splints that have been swabbed with dye, then stamped on alternate wefts with simple designs cut from a potato or the top of a cork. The surprise is inside.
Abbe Museum		US - Northeast
Celebrating Maine's Native American Heritage. Discover 10,000 years of Indian culture, history and art through changing exhibits, hands-on programs and workshops taught by Native artists, at this award-winning trailside museum.
Abenaki Museum Ndakinna Cultural Center	Abenaki	US - Northeast
Ndakinna Cultural center & Museum is a non profit that is Abenaki run. We offer many cultural activities such as language classes, talking circles and drumming.
abenakibaskets.com	Abenaki	US - Northeast
Black Ash Baskets, Hand made by Abenaki Indian Jesse Larocque
Accohannock Tribe Living Village	Accohannock	US - Northeast
The Accohannock Indian Tribe is building a Living Village on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Primitive camping, canoeing and birdwatching will be available in the Spring of 2000.
ACQTC -- Algonquian Confederacy of the Quinnipiac Tribal Council	Algonquin	US - Northeast
The official website of the Algonquian Confederacy of the Quinnipiac Tribal Council, Inc.; representing the Algonquian-speaking peoples originally inhabiting southwestern Connecticut.
Administration for Native Americans (Eastern Region)		US - Northeast
The Administration for Native Americans (ANA) has three program areas in which a prospective applicant can apply: Social and Economic Development Strategies (SEDS), Environmental Regulatory Enhancement and Native American Language. In the process of completing an application for federal assistance, eligible applicants can receive training and technical assistance (T/TA). Short term T/TA that support efforts in achieving greater self-sufficiency for Native communities is offered free of charge.
Akwesasne	Mohawk	US - Northeast
Akwesasne Mohawk Territorys' Premier website (the US/Canadian border runs thru Akwesasne territory)
Akwesasne Boat Tours	Akwesasne	US - Northeast
St Regis Mohawk. View the scenic St Lawrence River.
Akwesasne Freedom School	Akwesasne	US - Northeast
The Akwesasne Freedom School is an independent Mohawk immersion elementary school that conducts classes for grades, pre-K through 8. The Mohawk Nation runs the school.
Alcyone Corporation Company Store		US - Northeast
We are a manufacturer and supplier of fine jewelry. We carry a complete selection of handmade necklaces, bracelets and earrings made from semi-precious gem stones. We also carry a complete selection of beads to use in your own designs or you can design your own jewelry and we will create it for you. Our online catalog store features our fine jewelry selection (under construction) as well as our entire line of beading supplies, jewelry supplies, findings, and thread. We also carry mineral specimens, fossils and an occasional meteorite.
Algonkuin Players Theatre Company		US - Northeast
We hope to be able to bridge the gap of understanding of Native American culture, by also producing plays by and about Native Americans. Since we are a multi-cultural group, with our roots in Native America, we will be presenting plays from many cultures, not limiting ourselves.
Algonquian Placenames as Locational Markers		US - Northeast
Windham County, Connecticut, Algonquian Placenames as Locational Markers in Subsistence Rounds. Placenames for this project were collected from modern maps, placename references, and the locator file at the Office of the Connecticut State Archeologist.
All Nations Project	Unkechaug	US - Northeast
Flying Eagle Woman performed by Silvercloud Singers, written by Native American songwriters. Inspired by the sounds of indigenous people. Melding the original song with cutting edge musical approach.
Alta Vista Farm, Rutland, MA		US - Northeast
... where the buffalo roam.
Ambush		US - Northeast
Handmade necklaces, bracelets & earrings made from semi-precious gem stones. We also carry a complete selection of beads to use in your own designs or you can design your own jewelry & we will create it for you. Our online catalog store features our fine jewelry selection (under construction) as well as our entire line of beading supplies, jewelry supplies, findings, & thread. We also carry mineral specimens, fossils & an occasional meteorite.
American Centruries - Memorial Hall Museum Online		US - Northeast
Explore artifacts from our museum and historic documents from our library that reveal the history of New England.
American Centuries ... view from New England		US - Northeast
Memorial Hall Museum Online - Explore artifacts from our museum and historic documents from our library that reveal the history of New England.
American Colonist's Library - Primary Source Documents		US - Northeast
An invaluable collection of historical works which contributed to the formation of American politics, culture, and ideals. The following is a massive collection of the literature and documents which were most relevant to the colonists' lives in America. If it isn't here, it probably is not available online anywhere.
American Indian Law Alliance		US - Northeast
Founded in 1989 by Tonya Gonnella Frichner (Onondaga Nation, Snipe Clan) the American Indian Law Alliance is an indigenous, non-profit organization that works with Indigenous nations, communities and organizations in our struggle for sovereignty, human rights, and social justice for our peoples. One critical aspect of our work is to write reports and make information available. Accordingly, we publish and distribute extensive reports on all of our activities and our attendance at international fora.
American Indian Community House (New York City)		US - Northeast
AICH, founded in 1969, is a not-for-profit organization serving the health, social service, and cultural needs of Native Americans residing in New York City. AICH sponsors a performing arts program and the first permanent Native American gallery/museum in New York City. AICH also provides programs in job training and placement; health services referral; HIV referral and case management services; and counseling programs for alcoholism and substance use.
American Indian Mascots		US - Northeast
Focuses on activity in western North Carolina with links and additional information on the national movement to eliminate Indian mascots
American Indian Projects		US - Northeast
Masters of Social Work Degree offered at the University of Minnesota Duluth integrates American Indian content into its curriculum as well as offering quality student support.
American Indians at the University of Michigan		US - Northeast
Information about the Native community at the University of Michigan. Includes student group listing, events calendar and info on current Native issues at UM. Also has a page for our annual pow wow, now in its 34th year.
American Leather Chemists Association (ALCA)		US - Northeast
'To promote the advancements of the knowledge of science & engineering especially in regard to their application to problems facing the leather industries.' 'To encourage & promote the full use of science & engineering in their application to the leather industries.' 'To publish the results of investigations & research dealing with the above objects.' 'To maintain a set of official methods for the evaluation of leather, leather products, & material used in their manufacture.'
An American Mint, Even Before Coins		US - Northeast
In the beginning, Long Island was Sewanhacky. This Algonquian word -- which roughly translates to 'Place of Shells' -- is found in Dutch records of land purchases in western Long Island. 'It is believed to come from the Delaware sewan, purple shell, and hacky, place,' said Charles Gehring, the director of the New York State New Netherlands Project, in Albany, an effort under way to translate Dutch documents from the 17th Century.
An interview with Charles C. Mann (part 1)		US - Northeast
Charles C. Mann, author of 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus, published in 2005 by Knopf, is interviewed by Peter d'Errico in Indian Country Today (in two parts).
An interview with Charles C. Mann (part 2)		US - Northeast
Charles C. Mann, author of 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus, published in 2005 by Knopf, is interviewed by Peter d'Errico in Indian Country Today (in two parts).
Ancient Aztalan		US - Northeast
Mr. Neefe's Social Studies Web Project -developed by Local Materials, Madison Curriculum Department, Wisconsin - about the Aztalan Indians of the Middle Mississippi cultural group which settled in Wisconsin from approximately 1100-1300 A.D.
ancientgreece-earlyamerica.com	Algonquin	US - Northeast
Draws and builds upon the works of numerous scholars, archaeologists and artists; and with its two main sides you can explore the ancient "Minoan" world and the NativeAmerican/Colonial, in vivid detail not often seen on the Web....There are lots of Native New England artifacts never seen in the world before and a many-layered history of the land and early colonies that people of all ages can enjoy. Both sides include music, film clips, archaeological artifacts fresh from the ground, and more.
Anishinaabe News	Anishinaabe	US - Northeast
Anishinaabe News is a reincarnation of the original Anishinaabe newspapaer "Nishnawbe News" published at Northern Michigan Unversity. Anishinaabe News is now available online.
anishinaabemowin.org	Odawa	US - Northeast
An Anishinaabemowin language site produced by fluent speaker Kenny Neganigwane Pheasant with Odawa audio examples.
Ann Arbor		US - Northeast
Come join us for our 34th Annual Ann Arbor Pow Wow on March 25-26! Get info on head staff, host hotels, contest results, requesting vendor apps and more! (Ann Arbor, Michigan)
Aroostook Band of Micmac Indians of Maine	MicMac	US - Northeast
The majority of the 1000 members of the Aroostook Band of Micmacs live within Aroostook County, located in Northern Maine. As far as we know, from time immemorial the Micmacs have occupied the lands south and east of the Gulf of Saint Laurence, the Maritime Provinces and other regions along the Atlantic Seaboard of Northeastern America.
Art, Antiquity, and the Law: Preserving Our Global Cultural Heritage		US - Northeast
International Conference, Rutgers University, 30 October - 1 November, 1998. Includes resolutions adopted by the participants.
Artrain USA		US - Northeast
Traveling art museum with contemporary Native American art exhibition to visit Bartlesville , Woodward, Muskogee and Ada, Oklahoma in August & September, 2004. PRESS RELEASE: Ann Arbor , MI - Artrain USA, the nation�s only traveling art museum on train, will make four stops in the state of Oklahoma sponsored in part by the Oklahoma Arts Council. Artrain USA is traveling the country with its 15th exhibition, Native Views: Influences of Modern Culture , a contemporary Native American art exhibition. Artrain USA will be open to the public in Bartlesville, OK, August 28-29; Woodward, OK, September 4, 5 & 11; Muskogee,OK, September 18-19; and Ada , OK , September 26-27.
Association of Native Americans at Yale College		US - Northeast
ANAAY is a student run organization on campus that attempts to foster unity among the Indian community at Yale.
Ayer Ojibwa Collection	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
Jeannette O. and Harry D. Ayer donated their large collection of Ojibwa arts and crafts to the Minnesota Historical Society in 1959. For many years, the Ayers acquired items made by members of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwa for their personal collection and for resale at their trading post. The collection contains many excellent examples of traditional Ojibwa objects such as bandolier bags, moccasins, belts and bands.
Aztec Dancers	Aztec (Nahua)	US - Northeast
Salinas family, traditional Aztec dancers from Mexico City,Mexico
Bad River Band of the Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa Indians of the Bad River Reservation, Wisconsi	Chippewa	US - Northeast
Bad River Chippewa have been living in this area for thousands of years, although the present Bad River Reservation was established by a treaty in 1854 with the United States Government. Odanah, the Chippewa word for "town," has been the cultural center for generations. It is located five miles east of Ashland on U.S. Highway 2. Some newer settlements have grown, but governmental and social activites remain in this area.
Bark Canoe	Shawnee	US - Northeast
The term "bark canoe" always seems to conjure up the picture of the picturesque birch bark canoe, but the Shawnee rarely, if ever, used birch, which was not indigenous to the Ohio country. Several different types of trees were used for the making of the standard bark canoe, but the most favored was elm, since it was very flexible and easy to work with.
Baskets, Etc.		US - Northeast
Welcome basketmakers -- advanced, intermediate, beginners, and basketmaker wanna-be's. This site has been established for Internet exchange of tips, questions, and general knowledge about splint and reed basketmaking. We'd love to hear w hat you are doing with your baskets: new ideas you'd like to share, tips on weaving techniques and other basket topics as they arise.
Baskets: Room 1		US - Northeast
Native American woven and birchbark baskets - University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology - Ethnology
Basketville		US - Northeast
1842 Vermont company- portfolio of ash splint baskets - History \| America's Favorites \| Shaker Baskets \| Trivia Quiz Factory Tour \| Basketville Outlets \| Limited Edition Baskets Interactive Order Form \| Printable Order Form Welcome to Basketville's new Web Site. If you're looking for Baskets, you've come to the right place. We hope you find what you're looking for!
Bay Mills Community College	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
As a demonstration of our commitment to providing educational opportunities to Native American students throughout the United States, Bay Mills Community College is offering a 3 credit, online course titled: NA110-Native Americans: Sharing Our Culture and Traditions, AT NO CHARGE!!! This is your chance to try an online college course and earn 3 college credits, with no out-of-pocket expense. View the Class! Register for NA110!! To register or for more information go to www.bmcc.edu.
Bead - Wampum - Miketben	Mohawk	US - Northeast
Haudenosaunee (Six Nations Iroquois Confederacy)-Mohawk Nation -Sovereignty-People Of The Longhouse-Two Row Wampum Treaty - Guswhenta
Beads, Gems and Semi Precious Stone Wholesale		US - Northeast
Wholesaler of gemstone, semi precious stone, beads and vitamins in NY. Beads products include: Cherry Qtz, Cherry Quartz, Turquoise, Carved Gemstone, Cats Eye, Dyed Coral, Hematite, Topaz, Amethyst, Carnelian, Garnet, Citrine, Peredot, Rainbow Moonstone, Rose Qtz, Iolite, Jade, Onyx, Jasper, Lapis, Mother of Pearl and more.
Beadweaver's		US - Northeast
Beadweaver's is a unique boutique featuring the widest selection of beads in Northeastern, PA including Miyuki Delicas, 11/0 Seed Beads, Bugles, Triangles, Squares, & Drop Beads; Czech Fire Polish, Window Beads, and Pressed Glass; Swarovski Crystal, Findings, Books, Tools, Hemp, Storage, & Supplies.
Beadwork Designs - through Martin's Craft Shop	Iroquois	US - Northeast
A Few Sample Designs of Beadwork (trimmed at bottom of leggings and/or skirt/wrap)
Bear Creations, Native American Promotors and Educators	Seminole	US - Northeast
Bear Creations is a Native American owned and operated business that promotes and teaches Native American culture, history, music, arts and crafts. Our mission: To preserve and enhance the rich culture and heritage of the indigenous people; To educate our youth to survive in both western and tribal societies; To spread knowledge and understanding of our culture to others so as to help promote tolerance and unity of all humankind.
BiasHELP Online		US - Northeast
A not-for-profit agency dedicated to preventing, monitoring and lessening the effects of bias crimes and hate-related harassment.
Bibliography for Studies of American Indians in and Around Rhode Island	Narragansett	US - Northeast
Comprehensive listing of 1,048 bibliographical works for studies of Native Peoples in and around Rhode Island, from 16th - 21st century, dealing with history, archeology, linguistics; companion vol. To "American Indian place names in Rhode Island"
Bibliography of Native American Literature Resources		US - Northeast
Compiled by the University of Michigan School of Information for the Internet Public Library.
Big East Native Drums		US - Northeast
We specialize in hand- drums, with the East Coast Native Sound. Fashioned from White Pine frames, and covered with quality Elk Rawhide.
Big East Native Social Network	Cherokee	US - Northeast
Dating, Matchmaking, and Friend Finder for First Nations / Native American Indians wanting to meet the same. Find who your looking for or meet new People, Enter the Big East�
Birch Bark Container		US - Northeast
From the Ethnology pages at the university of Michigan.
Birch bark container	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
Photograph of a folded birchbark container in the University of Michigan's collection.
Black Hawk vs. Lehigh Township		US - Northeast
petition to support native wildlife zoning permit
Blanket Brigade		US - Northeast
Dale & Donna Harrison, Costume Designers/Mfg.; Buckskin clothing, shirts, war shirts, capotes, Witney blankets, etc.
Bloomsbury Archaeological Site: Tracing Native Ancestry	Nanticokes	US - Northeast
Presentation of the evidence which has amassed over the last decade or so that the so-called Moors are the descendants of the settled Indians of Delaware. A joint archaeological survey research project by Louise and Edward Heite, Heite Consulting, Camden DE, USA.
Blue Wolf's Abenaki Indian Page	Abenaki	US - Northeast
Sharing my Abenaki tribal heritage. Native American, Genealogy, wolves, arts & crafts plus many more links to interesting sites.
Bois Forte Department of Natural Resources Website	Chippewa	US - Northeast
The Bois Forte Band of Chippewa is located in northern Minnesota, approximately sixty miles south and west of International Falls, MN and the Canadian Border. We have a long, rich history in natural resource use and management, much of which focuses on wild rice. The Manoomin, or "food that grows on the water" is a gift from the Creator, and is something that has sustained our people physically and spiritually for centuries. We cherish this gift, and hope to share our interest with you.
Bone flutes and whistles of New York		US - Northeast
The following is a reprint from the World Flutes Forum of the International Native American Flute Association newsletter. Volume 4, 2000. Flutes and whistles from the Lamoka Lake and the Frontenac Island cultures are observed, measured, reproduced, and played upon.
Bushy Hill Field School		US - Northeast
Programs about traditional and post-European contact Woodland culture by experiencing replicated technologies and daily living skills. Teacher workshops and full curriculum of nature-oriented school programs. Box 577, Ivoryton, CT 06442-0557, (860) 767-0848
Campbell's Who Made Wampum		US - Northeast
By Gerald F. Cahill - December 2000 -- Introduction, Role of Wampum in Indian Society, Campbell Brothers Wampum Business, Manufacture of Wampum, William Campbell Family, Wampum Collections, Author's Note & References
Caravan Beads		US - Northeast
Retail and wholesale beads and beading supplies. Direct importer of Miyuki Delicas, triangle beads and other Japanese seed beads. Sole distributors of C-Flex 49 strand beading wire. Consulting and training for bead store startups.
Care for the Earth	MicMac	US - Northeast
The Care for the Earth Project features Micmac/Mohawk performing artist, Kenneth Little Hawk, in order to spread his message of environmental harmony and respect for all life. Little Hawk says, "We are all a part of nature, not apart from nature."
Carlisle Indian School (1879 - 1918)		US - Northeast
Designed, written and executed with the purpose of offering glimpses into the school and its history. A collaborative effort of Barbara Landis and Genevieve Bell.
Cayuga Museum - Auburn New York	Cayuga	US - Northeast
The Cayuga Museum of History and Art, a non-profit organization housed in the former Willard/Case estate, promotes the study and research of history, art, and science (with a particular interest in the early development of motion pictures) as they are directly related to Cayuga County and within the Finger Lakes region. To accomplish its purpose, the museum provides access to the collections, and develops and sponsors programs for the education and enjoyment of the public related to the scope of its collections.
Cayuga Nation	Cayuga	US - Northeast
Of all the various groups of Native Americans in the northeastern United States and southeastern Canada, none are more famous than the Six Nations that comprise the Iroquois Confederacy. Formed around 1570, the confederacy, or Iroquois League was originally comprised of five tribes. Starting from east to west, they were the Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondagas, Cayugas and the Senecas. In the early 1700s, the sixth tribe, the Tuscaroras migrated from North Carolina to the border regions between New York and Pennsylvania and united with the original five tribes into one cohesive alliance.
Center for Indigenous Law, Governance & Citizenship	Haudenosaunee	US - Northeast
The Center for Indigenous Law, Governance &Citizenship is a research based law and policy institute focused on Indigenous nations, their development and their interaction with the U.S. and Canadian governments.
Center for New England Culture	Abenaki	US - Northeast
"We're Still Here" Online Exhibit Contemporary Indigenous New England Artists. This Web gallery is based on the exhibit of the same name that was on display at the University of New Hampshire Museum from Sept. 24-Dec. 22, 2005. It features the work of various contemporary indigenous New England artists, including bead and leatherwork by Chris Bullock, basketry by Newt Washburn, and many others. Some historic items are featured as well.
Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race		US - Northeast
Columbia University's ethnic studies programs -- African American, Asian American, comparative ethnic studies, and Latina/o studies � constitute the Center and collaborate to sponsor jointly listed courses and sponsored activities.
Certificate Program in Native American Indian Studies	Cherokee	US - Northeast
at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Cherokee Elementary School	Cherokee	US - Northeast
CHICO's MHN: Great Lakes Powwow Tour	Anishinaabe	US - Northeast
Visit a powwow - more information.
Chippewa Treaties Understanding and Impact	Chippewa	US - Northeast
This is the second edition of Chippewa Treaty Rights: Understanding and Impact, a booklet first produced to provide a resource for younger readers. It is hoped that the publication will introduce the reader to Anishinaabe history and culture as well as the modern day exercise of treaty rights and resource management of the tribes.
Chrisjohn's Annual Iroquois Art and Culture Festival	Iroquois	US - Northeast
The Chrisjohn family prides itself on showcasing some of the most talented and skilled artisans in the Native American community. Join us as we celebrate our rich cultural heritage at our annual festival in Rhinebeck, NY.
Clouds Of Blood	Iroquois	US - Northeast
Story By Edward Mach. Preface: Over 10,000 years had passed since the treasure had first been found . The first 500 years, anyone who knew the way could load up as much as they could carry away. Short
Cold Spring School field trip to Institute for Native American Studies		US - Northeast
Photographs of the fieldtrip with student comments, and information on related activities such as hide tanning and building a longhouse.
Columbus and the Age of Discovery		US - Northeast
As our contribution to the 500th Anniversary of the Encounter of Two Worlds, the History Department and Academic Computing Services of Millersville University of Pennsylvania have created and installed a text retrieval system containing over 1000 text articles from various magazines, journals, newspapers, speeches, official calendars and other sources relating to various encounter themes.
Communal Hunting		US - Northeast
Trapping in the conventional sense is often associated with the actual tool used in the capture of game. In this paper it is meant as the method in which land is modified or utilized for the purpose of trapping game in a contained area where butchering can take place. One advantage of this type of hunting strategy over individual attempts is that it is more energy-efficient, demanding less energy expenditure per individual in the hunting process.
Connecticut Cane & Reed Co.		US - Northeast
Chair Seating & Basketry materials: natural chair cane, binding cane, reed spline, fiber rush, oak & ash splint, Nantucket supplies, basket molds, round & flat reed, seagrass, rattan, hoops, handles tools & books. Showroom Address: 331 Broad Street, Manchester CT 06040
Connecticut Museum of Natural History		US - Northeast
Nature-related and Native American exibits, workshops and activities for children, families and adults. UConn, U-23, Storrs, CT 06269-3023, (860) 486-4460
Connecticut State Museum of Natural History		US - Northeast
The Museum features science and Native American exhibits, live bees, the Videoplace artificial reality display and hands-on activities.
Coppermaking		US - Northeast
In the Arvilla mounds of North Dakota, archaeologist have discovered some interesting artifacts. They include a copper ornament, a spear or knife and a copper awl (see image at the right). The Arvilla mounds are considered part of a burial mound site, and the presence of these copper artifacts is not surprising to archaeologists.
cornhusk doll, a traditional toy of the Seneca Nation of Indians	Seneca	US - Northeast
Illustration used with article involving Seneca land case.
Country Seat		US - Northeast
Basket Weaving & Chair Seating Supplies World Wide Mail Order & Retail Store Supplies, Baskets, Chairs & Stools Old Seats Replaced One of the Oldest & Largest Suppliers
Cowasuck (Koasek)Traditional Band	Abenaki	US - Northeast
Website of the Cowasuck(Koasek) Traditional Band Council of the Abenaki Nation
Cowasuck Band of the Pennacook/Abenaki People	Abenaki	US - Northeast
K8li Paii8 Li Koasek -- Welcome to the People of the Whites Pines. Our people were located in what is now Coos County, New Hampshire. We invite descendants of Abenaki and Algonquin lineage to join our band.
Cultural Readings - La Potherie wampum	Iroquois	US - Northeast
La Potherie, an admirer of Iroquois culture, includes this image of Iroquois wampum with this note: wampum "is their writing for making peace treaties, for diplomacy, for expressing their thoughts, for settling disputes, for condemnation or for absolution; it serves as an ornament for young warriors going to battle, who make it into bracelets and belts which they place on their white shirts."
Cultural Readings: Colonization & Print in the Americas	Iroquois	US - Northeast
No utterance of any diplomatic occasion was valid until authenticated by the exchange of wampum in the form of strings or belts. Wampum served to engender further diplomatic contact - its presentation was a gesture that required a repricocal effort on the part of the recipient. Acceptance of the gift of wampum implied the acceptance of its message. In this way, wampum functioned like a certificate. This wampum belt is an abstract representation of an alliance between two peoples, signified by the straight path running between them.
Cultural Survival		US - Northeast
All over the world, governments are seeking to extract resources from areas that have not hitherto been developed and, in the process, are mistreating their indigenous inhabitants. What should be done about this? What can be done about this? Cultural Survival was founded to try to answer these questions and to work for solutions developed by indigenous and pro-indigenous movements.
Darkfeather website	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
"...band delivers satiating earth tones and haunting tribal rythms...ventures out...(but) stays true to its Native American roots..."
David Cusick�s Sketches of Ancient History of the Six Nations (1828)	Tuscarora	US - Northeast
This very early (if not the first) account of Native American history and myth, written and published in English by an Indian, is valuable on that score alone. David Cusick was born around 1780, probably on the Oneida reservation in upstate New York. He served in the War of 1812, during which his village was burned by the British. He was a physician and painter and student of Iroquois oral tradition. He published the first edition of Sketches of Ancient History of the Six Nations as a 28-page pamphlet at Lewiston, NY, in 1827. He re-issued it the following year with additional text and four of his own engravings, and that edition provides the text and illustrations reprinted here. Cusick is thought to have died around 1840.
Dawnland Quillwork		US - Northeast
Specializing in eastern woodland items used during the time period of pre-contact on. Custom ordered articles of quillwork, moosehair,fingerweaving,beadwork clothing and more.
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.
Development Space		US - Northeast
Development Space is a vehicle for participating in the most innovative new strategies for fighting poverty. It is a tool that we can take in hand to build literacy, hope, health, clean environments, and sound economies.
Don Chapman	Mohegan	US - Northeast
Native American (Mohegan)acoustic and electric guitarist/vocalist Don Chapman performs in the Washington DC metro area (Baltimore/DC/N VA) and nationally as a solo entertainer, duo (w/fretless bass), trio (w/percussions), or 4 piece including a female vocalist. Don performs acoustic and electric pop music from the 70's to current including material from Beatles, Byrds, CSN, Eagles, Jackson Browne, America, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Gin Blossoms, Duncan Sheik, and David Gray.
DreamCatcher Import Export	Chippewa	US - Northeast
We are the only Native/American Tribe that are Global Importers/Exporters of Elegant Building Stone. We source the world and Import from source to door.
Eagle Wear Int'l	Mohawk	US - Northeast
St Regis Mohawk Reservation, Awesasne, NY/Canada Retail/wholesale beadwork & Native crafts. Links to Iroquois websites.
Earl'sCanoe - Traditional Ojibwe Craft produced for the Smithsonian Center	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
With the participation of other members of the Ojibwe Nation In this documentary we meet Earl Nyholm, a member of the Ojibwe Nation, as he walks through the woods on Madeleine Island, Wisconsin. He's looking for just the right birch tree to select for the bark which will be used in the making of a traditional Ojibwe canoe. fires.
Earth Songs	Cayuga	US - Northeast
Socials within all Iroquois communities are meant to be enjoyed by all in attendance, especially when everyone dances. Social songs vary in length, verses and tempo depending on the song selection of the singers. Standing Quiver, Moccasin Dance, Old Moccasin Dance, Robin Dance, Duck Dance, Alligator Dance, Pigeon Dance, Raccoon Dance, Chicken Dance, Sharpened Stick, Fishing Dance, Shake the Bush, Gartered Dance, Cousin's Dance, New Women's Shuffle, Northern Dance, Cherokee's Dance, Rabbit Dance, Round Dance, Friendship Dance, Delaware Skin Dance
Earthquake Entertainment	Cherokee	US - Northeast
Black Indian owned and operated Independent music label highlighting hip hop/rap, r & b, and indigenous contemporary music. NYC based.
Echoes in the Wind		US - Northeast
A weekly Native American radio program featuring music, stories, news and interviews, on WMPG.
Elk Mountain Nursery		US - Northeast
A catalog of gardening and botanical Books available from Elk Mountain. / Ordering Information for plants and books. / Interesting and informative sample articles from our favorite newsletters - - Country Shepherd . . Wild Foods Forum / Hardiness Zone Map for the Eastern U.S. / Intricate beadwork jewelry crafted by Christina Howe. Nothing to do with plants but she's a good friend and makes some neat stuff! (available mail order through the nursery) / Some links to Places of Related Interest.
Ending Violent Crime	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Full text of book by an elder of the Wampanoag Tribal Nation, Manitonquat, about his work in prison programs over the last 30 years.
Environmental Disaster at Mohawk Nation	Mohawk	US - Northeast
At Akwesasne (St. Regis Indian Reservation), people are being told that their water has been contaminated since November. The people have been told not to drink the water, do dishes, or bathe in it.
Explorers and Settlers of North America		US - Northeast
Amerigo Vespucci: 1454-1512 \| Sir Walter Raleigh \| John White \| Samuel de Champlain \| John Smith \| John Winthrop \| John Josselyn \| John Banister \| Cotton Mather (February 12, 1662 to February 13, 1727) \| Mark Catesby \| John Clayton (1686-1773) \| William Wood
Fear of a Red Planet	Comanche	US - Northeast
Features the work of Paul Chaat Smith, Comanche author and cultural critic.
First Nations / Issues of Consequence		US - Northeast
An extensive gathering of resources on Native American tribes. The information here could be used by history teachers looking to supplement lesson plans on Native Americans as well as cultural studies teachers covering the subject. Students researching for reports will also find this site quite useful.
First Nations Environmental Law Program		US - Northeast
The FNEL Fellowship enables qualified First Nations students to enroll in the Master of Studies in Environmental Law (MSEL) degree program at Vermont Law School.
First Thanksgiving Proclamation - June 20, 1676		US - Northeast
posted by The University of Oklahoma Law Center "The Holy God having by a long and Continual Series of his Afflictive dispensations in and by the present Warr with the Heathen Natives of this land, written and brought to pass bitter things against his own Covenant people in this wilderness...."
Forest County Potawatomi Community, Wisconsin	Potawatomi	US - Northeast
Website of the Forest County Potawatomi FCP reservation is located in north-east Wisconsin. (previously listed as the Forest County Potawatomi Community of Wisconsin Potawatomi Indians, Wisconsin)
Forslev's Jewelry Supply		US - Northeast
Sterling Silver / Wire / Sheet / Casting Grain / Gold Filled Wire / Brass, Copper, Nickel-Silver, and Nu-Gold / Sterling Silver and Gold Filled findings and beads / Plated Findings / Jewelers tools / Pliers / Files / Soldering Supplies / Equipment / Displays, Tags, Cotton Filled Boxes, Minigrip Plastic Bags / Books / Chemicals, Gold Testing Supplies, Diamond Testers / Ultrasonic Cleaners / Casting investment and waxes / Bead Cord / And Much More...
Four Directions Talent Search	Oneida	US - Northeast
The Four Directions Talent Search, recently launched by the Oneida Indain Nation and NBC, is seeking Indian actors, comedians and writers. The search is open to Native Americans/First Nation members in the U.S. and Canada.
Frank B. (Wamsutta) James 1923-2001	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Frank B. (Wamsutta) James, an Aquinnah Wampanoag elder and Native American activist, died February 20, 2001 at the age of 77. James first came to national attention in 1970 when he, with hundreds of other Native Americans and their supporters, went to Plymouth and declared Thanksgiving day a National Day of Mourning for Native Americans.
French and Indian War Page - 1755		US - Northeast
This site is dedicated to the French Soldiers who came to New France between 1755 and 1760 to fight in the French and Indian War. This conflict was fought, in the most part, in the Lake George, Lake Champlain region of New York, at Quebec City, and Montreal. While the Canadian Troops and the regiment of La Marine participated in this conflict, I have centered my research on the French Regulars in the regiments of Languedoc, La Reine, Guyenne, Bearn, Royal Roussillon, La Sarre, and Berry. The regiments of Bourgone and Artois are also covered in small details.
Fur Trade history of the Chippewa Valley		US - Northeast
Student created pages from the Eau Claire Area School District - These pages feature a collection of photos, maps, and text which present aspects of the Chippewa Valley fur trade during the era of the voyageurs.
Ganondagan State Historic Site	Seneca	US - Northeast
A National & NYS historical site, consisting of 560 acres in Victor, NY, that was occupied by the Seneca until destroyed by the French in 1687. Nature trails with historical & flora and fauna markers. Full size replica 17th Seneca longhouse and hunting camp. Visit website, www.ganondagan.org, for programs & events.
Gemini Dreams		US - Northeast
Below wholesale prices on beads, charms, findings, jewelry making and craft supplies. Closeouts and liquidations - up to 90% off retail!
Grand River Bands of Ottawa Indians Information Network	Odawa	US - Northeast
This is an information network for Grand River Odawa. We are currently seeking federal re-affirmation. For information, treaties, tribal talk, family history etc. we are here for you.
Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, Michigan	Anishinabek	US - Northeast
We are the Anishnabek. We are the people of the Three Fires Confederacy, the Odawa (Ottawa) the Ojibwa (Chippewa) and Bodowadomi (Pottawatomi) people. Our oral history traces us back to the Eastern Coast of Turtle Island where our spiritual leaders told us that we should travel to the west until we found the food growing on the water. Our people traveled until we found wild rice growing on the water and we knew we were home.
Gratiot Lake Basketry		US - Northeast
Commercial source for all kinds of basketry supplies out of Michigan.
Great Lakes Lithic Supply Co		US - Northeast
Knapping and Lithic supply online catalogue. We want to meet your flintknapping needs with quality tools and supplies. Our goal is to be the "one stop source" for the things you need to pursue the lithic craft. You'll find it here: Books and videos for all levels of experience, moose and other antler types in raw or shaped billet form, flakers and tools of all kinds, and more! If you are a beginning knapper be sure and check out our Beginner knapping kits located in our Tools Section.
Great Lakes Primitives		US - Northeast
An organization based in Michigan that has a focus on various Primitive Technologies. Technologies include, but are not limited to, the following: Stone Tools, Plant Skills, Basketry, Hide Tanning, Atlatls, Bows, Throwing Sticks, Pottery, Fire Making, Woods Craft, Primitive Navigation.
Great Northern Trade Company		US - Northeast
Specialize in historically correct items of the French and Indian War, (The first World War) the Revolutionary War,and the Fur Trade Era. We offer reproductions of the time period, plus many Original Items such as, Cast Iron cooking impliments, axes of many shapes and uses, flatware, eyewear and Original books.
Greater Lowell Indian Cultural Association		US - Northeast
The Greater Lowell Indian Cultural Association is a family orientated group of Native American Indians that come together to acknowledge and share their religion, culture, spirituality and traditions in accordance with the ways of their Ancestors. GLICA is composed of many different tribes of people from various Indian Nations. Our strength lies in our diversity and our ability to live in the present while holding on the past and looking forward to the future of our people. Education is a powerful tool for all peoples.
GSON Studios	Paiute	US - Northeast
A full working Graphic Design studios. Graphic Design includes Web Design, Identity Design, Print Design, Illustration, Layout, T-shirts, Flyers, Brochures, Catalogs, Business Cards, Letterhead, etc. You name it, we can design it. We are a small Native Owned business who enjoy working with small businesses and individuals, but fully capable of working with larger businesses too.
Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology		US - Northeast
At Brown University - The Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology was founded in the early 1900s as the private collection of Rudolf F. Haffenreffer. It was originally named the King Philip Museum because of its location on the Mount Hope Grant, which in the 17th century was the head quarters of Metacom, the Wampanoag chief (commonly known to theEnglish and to students of history as King Philip). Located in Bristol, RI, the Mount Hope Grant is 18 miles from the University.
Hannahville Indian Community, Michigan	Potawatomi	US - Northeast
(previously listed as the Hannahville Indian Community of Wisconsin Potawatomie Indians of Michigan)
Haring Lacrosse	Seneca	US - Northeast
These NEW traditional wooden box lacrosse sticks are designed and shipped directly by Haring Lacrosse of the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation. They measure 42 to 47 inches in length and are approximately 5 inches across. These one of a kind lacrosse sticks are crafted from Hickory or Ash and have moose hide sidewalls. Sticks are ready for play or make a great stick to hang in your d�cor.
Harry Whitehorse Art	Ho-Chunk	US - Northeast
An online gallery devoted exclusively to the paintings, wood sculptures, metal sculptures, snow sculptures, multi media sculptures, and bird carvings of Ho-Chunk Nation elder Harry Whitehorse.
Harvard Native American Program		US - Northeast
Our mission is to bring together Native American students and interested individuals from the Harvard community for the purpose of advancing the well-being of indigenous peoples through self-determination, academic achievement, and community service.
Hassanamesit or �Place of the Small Stones,� Notes on the Indian Reservation at Hassanamesit or Hass	Nipmuc	US - Northeast
Part I of a documentary summary of the history of the �Praying Indians� of the Nipmuc settlement at Hassanamesit, by a former Nipmuc tribal historian. It covers the period from the seventeenth century through the creation of Grafton, Massachusetts in 1728 from the reservation lands of the Nipmucs at Hassanamesit.
hassanamisco reservation foundation	Nipmuc	US - Northeast
Hassanamisco Nipmuc News & Updates.
Healing the Land		US - Northeast
Restoring the voice of the Native American people through publishing, teaching and cultural education.
Heritage Consultants		US - Northeast
Catherine Labadia, David George and William Keegan: Located in Newington, Connecticut, we specialize in all aspects of historic preservation. With our years of experience, knowledge of the cultural history of the region, preservation planning skills, and comprehensive understanding of the cultural resources compliance process, we offer excellence in service.
Historic St. Mary's City		US - Northeast
Visit a time & place where recycling, organic gardens, herbal medicines, & natural fibers were New World, not New Age. Historic St. Mary's City is an exciting mix of colorful living history and fascinating archaeology, all set in a beautiful Tidewater landscape. Lord Baltimore's 17th-century capital stands ready to be rediscovered. Exhibits at the outdoor museum include the square-rigged ship, the Maryland Dove, Godiah Spray's fine tobacco plantation, the reconstructed State House of 1676, a Woodland Indian hamlet, and much more.
Historical Publications of the United States Commission on Civil Rights		US - Northeast
Browse historical documents from the United States Commission on Civil Rights (1957- ), available in PDF files, provided through the Thurgood Marshall Law Library, University of Maryland (Baltimore).
Historical Wampum		US - Northeast
'Wampum' is a contraction for the Algonquian word 'wampumpeage' (phonetically pronounced 'wom pom pe ak') or 'white shell beads.' Historical wampum is small (1/8 inch to wide), usually cylindrical, white and purple beads, hand-polished, drilled, and strung into strings or woven into belts. Geometric figures were sometimes, not always, woven into the belts.
History 41: The American Colonies		US - Northeast
This course explores the history of the social, cultural, and political developments in the British North American colonies from the first contact between indigenous and colonizing cultures to the eve of the American Revolution. Since the colonial era of American history covers more than 250 years of historical developments, this course cannot cover every topic or colony. Rather, it will be a thematic exploration into some of the important historical problems during this era. Many of those problems remain central to the history of American life and culture -- the origins of slavery; the origins of capitalism, consumerism, and religious revivalism; as well as the future of indigenous peoples amid a migrating and colonizing people of European ancestry.
Ho-Chunk Culture Wigwam Project	Ho-Chunk	US - Northeast
Wigwam Construction Project: Report on the WIGWAM Project, Phases, Gather the Materials, Layout the Structure, Construction Begins, Finish the Structure and The People Involved in the Project
Ho-Chunk Nation	Ho-Chunk	US - Northeast
Ho Chunk Elders say that history begins with the creation of all things on earth. They say that Ho Chunk means "People of the Big Voice," or "People of the Sacred Language." Ho Chunks have always occupied lands in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, South Dakota and Minnesota. They have hunted, fished, and gathered plants to provide their food source. The land was sacred because through it the Creator provided all their needs: Food, Clothing, Lodging and the means for their culture to thrive in its existence. (formerly the Wisconsin Winnebago Tribe)
Home & Away Gallery		US - Northeast
Home & Away features Arctic and Indian arts, including Inuit art, Eskimo art, Hopi katsina dolls, Native American jewelry, Penobscot and Passamaquoddy baskets, Zuni fetishes and more. We have museum quality work as well as work that is suitable for those beginning to collect.
Hope For Haiti!	Carib	US - Northeast
Describes the efforts of the organization to help the people of Haiti.
Hotc�k Table of Contents - (Winnebago)	Winnebago	US - Northeast
\| Guides \| Language Studies \| Articles \| Waik� Stories \| Worak Stories \| Mention of the Hotc�gara in the Mythology of Other Nations \| Long Knife Fiction of Hotc�k Inspiration \| Genealogies \| Pictures \| Resources and External Links \|-- Some stories related here may contain subject matter not suitable for children.
Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians of Maine	Maliseet	US - Northeast
The Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians is comprised of some 800 members and is lead by a Tribal Chief. A smaller band of the larger Maliseet Nation of New Brunswick, Canada, the Houlton Band calls the Meduxnekeag River home. The Maliseets are river people who have traditionally been hunters and gatherers in the St. John River basin , of which the Meduxnekeag is a tributary.
House Creation		US - Northeast
Building a house in modern society is extremely different from the ways in which houses were built in the past. In the past one couldn't just call up a contractor and have them build the house to certain specifications with all the modern conveniences. What they did was work very hard within the family unit and learned the necessary skills from previous generations.
How Dogs Came To The Indians	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
An Ojibwa story - Two Ojibwa Indians in a canoe had been blown far from shore by a great wind. They had gone far and were hungry and lost. They had little strength left to paddle, so they drifted before the wind.
Howard Lyons	Mohawk	US - Northeast
Howard Lyons, Mohawk Wolf Clan multi-award winner singer songwriter Sound of America (SOAR) recording artist and educational presenter visiting over 930 schools nation wide from 2002 to 2003
Howard Lyons Presenter	Mohawk	US - Northeast
Howard Lyons is a Native American Musician and Educational Assembly Presenter.He travels worldwide performing in concerts and educational assemblies in schools and for Educational Organizations
Hudson Museum		US - Northeast
The Hudson Museum shares the University of Maine's commitment to serve the public by being the gateway for people in Maine to explore and understand the diversity of human experience. The museum acquires, documents, preserves, scientifically investigates, interprets and exhibits material culture. The museum offers permanent, temporary and outreach exhibits, guided tours, teacher workshops, lectures, children's programs and training in museum methods.
Huron Potawatomi, Inc., Michigan	Potawatomi	US - Northeast
Welcome to the new Huron Potawatomi Website! The Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi is a Native American Tribe that was federally recognized by the Bureau of Indian Affairs in 1995 and presently consists of approximately 600 members located in Athens, Michigan.
Iewirokwas Program	Mohawk	US - Northeast
Iewirokwas Program proposes to lay the legal,political, educational and administrative foundations of a community and culture based midwifery education and practical woman-centered family birth program.
Illegal to Possess - by Aliess M. Brady		US - Northeast
If you are neither a hunter nor a shopper, the dangers you face are legal rather than spiritual. Perhaps chief among the illegal practices in Native American spirituality is the widespread use of ceremonial tools (fans, wands, necklaces, altar ornaments) made from feathers, talons, teeth, bones and hides of animals, the possession of which may or may not be legal from state to state or year to year. Be aware that instances of entrapment have been reported.
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.
Immigration and Refugee Services of America		US - Northeast
The Immigration and Refugee Services of America (IRSA) is pleased to announce the launch of an important new Web site. The site will also benefit human rights organizations, immigration and refugee policy analysts, educators, social service providers, journalists, and Web users seeking immigration- and refugee-related information.
Indian Couyntry Games		US - Northeast
Iroquois doll with headwrap - Menominee snowsnake - Ojibwe ball & pin game - Iroquois doll - Potawatomi Shinny ball & stick - Potawatomi ball & stick - Iroquois doll - Menominee la crosse sticks - Winnebago moccasin game Menominee la crosse sticks - Menominee la crosse sticks Ojibwe cup & pin game - Ojibwe model cradleboard - Winnebago bowl & dice
Indian Creek Trading Post		US - Northeast
Music and videos... also some craft supplies - Cassettes and CD's Available from Indian Creek Trading Post / Music Search / Native American Musicline ... (812) 738-1212 Listen to music samples /Videos Available from Indian Creek Trading Post / Craft Supplies Available from Indian Creek Trading Post / Indian Creek Post Office
Indian Defense League of America	Haudenosaunee	US - Northeast
The IDLA was established in 1926 to guarantee unrestricted passage on the continent of North America for Indian people. Includes information on the Jay Treaty.
Indian Island School		US - Northeast
Indian Island is a K-8 school located on an island in the Penobscot River near Old Town, Maine. The school serves approximately 110 students.
Indian Mascot & Logo Taskforce		US - Northeast
The Wisconsin Indian Education Association, "Indian" Mascot and Logo Taskforce seeks innovative legal, educational and political means to eliminate the use of "Indian" mascots, logos and nicknames from all Wisconsin state supported educational facilities.
Indigenous Peoples' Caucus at United Nations		US - Northeast
The Indigenous Peoples' Caucus supports the United Nations objective to usher in a new era for human rights within the UN system, to strengthen human rights as one of the pillars of global order, and the Human Rights Council's role to establish a non-political approach to human rights for all peoples and individuals, and especially the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Indigenous Solutions, LLC	Lumbee	US - Northeast
Indigenous Solutions, LLC is a Virginia based company with headquarters in Fort Belvoir, VA, a Woman /Native American/ Veteran owned company established in January 2006 to provide premier Network Solutions, Local Area Network (LAN) / Wide Area Network (WAN) Design, Management, Installation and Support.
Indigenous Uprising	Menominee	US - Northeast
informing and archiving the social justice and sovereignty movements of indigenous people from around the world
Institute for American Indian Studies		US - Northeast
Committed to research, interpret, teach, and preserve the histories and cultures of Native American peoples. Although New England�s First Inhabitants receive primary emphasis, Institute programs also encompass, for comparative study, the vast diversity of indigenous populations throughout the Americas.
Institute for American Indian Studies - Educational Programs		US - Northeast
Contemporary and historic Native American Exhibits & programs. Including an outdoor demonstration village, which holds festivals and educational programs for children.
Institute of Arctic Studies at Dartmouth		US - Northeast
Since its founding in 1989, the Institute has established itself as a world-class center of Arctic Studies well-known throughout the Circumpolar North.
Integrated Solutions	Assiniboine	US - Northeast
Sioux Owned and operated by the Fort Peck Assiniboine & Sioux Tribes', we are a value added reseller of computer hardware, software, peripherals, and office supplies. We also offer custom made web design as well as hosting.
Intercultural Leadership Initiative	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
Located in Wisconsin, The focus of the Intercultural Leadership Initiative (ILI) is to help reduce racial tensions among high school youth in the Lakeland region of northern Wisconsin by promoting cultural tolerance and understanding through inter-cultural experiences at the grade school level. This is a proactive program which encourages elementary-aged Native American students and non-Native students to explore issues of race and cultural diversity.
Iroquart	Iroquois	US - Northeast
Specializes in the traditional Native American art. You will find information on breastplates, chokers, drums, rattles, leatherwork and beadwork all designed and hand made by owner Ricky M. Hill, a Mohawk/Tuscarora. Ricky Hill passed away May 16, 2001 after a courageous battle with lymphoma. Please feel free to peruse the beautiful work that Ricky did during his short time with us.
Iroquois Beadwork - Cultural portraits of the past & present	Iroquois	US - Northeast
Many First Nations in Qu�bec and Canada have long practiced beadwork. This art has become a very real tradition for two Iroquois nations in particular, the Mohawks, who live near Montreal, and the Tuscaroras, who live on the American side of Niagara Falls. This website and the McCord Museum exhibition that inspired it - Across Borders: Beadwork in Iroquois Life - are based mainly on the beadwork of these two nations. ... Be sure to visit the Kid's Zone here!
Iroquois Constitution	Iroquois	US - Northeast
THE GREAT BINDING LAW, GAYANASHAGOWA Posted by The University of Oklahoma Law Center, with a clickable table of contents
Iroquois Indian Museum	Iroquois	US - Northeast
Iroquois Indian Museum in upstate New York exhibits contemporary art and crafts of the Six Iroquois Nations. Exhibits also include local archaelogy and Iroquois history. Annual Festivals, Children's hands-on Museum, 45 acre Nature Park.
Iroquois Wampum Belts	Iroquois	US - Northeast
Black and White photographs
Jas. Townsend and Son, Inc.		US - Northeast
Men's 18th Century Clothes, Men's 19th Century Clothes, More Men's 18th and 19th Century Clothes, Cold Weather Gear, Belts and Bags, 18th Century Men's and Women's Footwear, 18th and 19th Century Hats, Womens Clothing, Weaving and Spinning, Buttons, Buckles, Clasps and Fabric, Patterns, Books, Videos, Music, Pewter Items, Eating Equipment, Cooking Equipment, Making Fire, Canteens and Writing Tools, Glasses and Other Personal Accessories, Trade Silver, and lots more!
Jazz, Funk'n Folklore by Mwalim	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Mwalim is a multifacetted, Mashpee Wampanoag performingartist, writer, filmmaker and educator. This site describes his activities and offerings.
Jeffrey Amherst and distribution of smallpox-infected blankets to the Indians (1763)		US - Northeast
documentation of Amherst's letters on this subject
Jesse Bowman Bruchac	Abenaki	US - Northeast
Jesse is a storyteller, musician, and computer programer. He has a Baccalaureate Degree in Linquistic Anthropology from Goddard College, VT, where he created the first Western Abenaki Language Syllabus as his senior thesis.
Jessica Wyant Iroquois Artist	Oneida	US - Northeast
Jessica is an Iroquois jewelry designer/ maker, who recently shifted her focus to ceramic pottery, jewelry and sculptures. This site contains pictures and descriptions of her favorite creations.
Jim Beer & The River	Lenape	US - Northeast
This is the website for the latest news on Jim Beer & the River. You can find album news, photos and tour schedule. Updated frequently!
John Mohawk, beloved man of wisdom, passes on (2006)	Seneca	US - Northeast
BUFFALO, N.Y. - Indian country lost a major luminary with the recent passing of Sotsisowah, the Seneca author and traditionalist known in the broader society as John Mohawk, Ph.D. Mohawk, 61, was pronounced dead at his home in Buffalo on Dec. 12. He is mourned by large numbers of people, expressing the most heartfelt condolences to the family and close relatives of this beloved man of wisdom. Indian Country Today article: http://www.indiancountry.com/content.cfm?id=1096414178
Journal of Captain Nathaniel J. Wyeth's Expedition		US - Northeast
First Expedition - 1832 [The book containing the journal has been mutilated. There are traces of the removal of four pages describing the early stages of the expedition. In its place, statements from a letter which Wyeth addressed to J.G. Palfrey in December, 1847 have been added, describing this part of his travels.] On the 10th of March 1832 I left Boston in a vessel with 20 men for Baltimore where I was joined by four more, and on the 27th left to Rail Road for Fredrick Md from thence to Brownsville we marched on foot, and took passage from that place to Liberty Mo. on various steamboats, which place we left for the prairies on the 12th of May with 21 men, three having deserted, and on the 27th of May three more deserted.
K & S Engineering		US - Northeast
Brass and copper sheet metal and tubes for jewelry for and Native metal work.
Kadobi Lodge Crafts		US - Northeast
Kadobi Lodge Crafts unique hand made Native American Styled arts, crafts,botanicals, jewelry, clothing, and home decor.
Kathy Sharp Frisbee - Photographer and Writer		US - Northeast
As an independent photographer and writer, I produce a wide range of features which are published in print to internet media nationally and internationally. However, it is the call of my own native Cherokee, Choctaw and Lumbee roots that inform my most meaningful work.
Kayenderes Corn Husk Doll Maker	Mohawk	US - Northeast
Kayenderes is a Tyendinaga Mohawk of the wolf clan, her english or "PST" name (as she jokingly calls it) is Charolette Green. At an early age she began to learn about old Mohawk ways. One of her many talents includes corn-husk doll making. She learned this art at around the age of seven from a well known doll maker, her second cousin Izabelle Sky.
Keepers of the Circle	Iroquois	US - Northeast
American Indian Cultural Center: museum, gift shop, classrooms and programs to preserve and educate others about American Indian culture.
Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, Michigan	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
(previously listed as the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community of L�Anse and Ontonagon Bands of Chippewa Indians of the L�Anse Reservation, Michigan)
King Philip's War Club	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
In 1913 Dr. Warren King Moorehead learned that Mrs. Laura Daniels had in her possession King Philip's War Club. Apparently, she is descended from the Rev. John Checkley, a Church of England clergyman who became a missionary to the Indians in Providence. As the story goes, he secured the relic along with a pipe and a belt from the Indian (Alderman) who shot Philip in 1676. The club was handed down from person to person to Mrs. Laura Anne Daniels (maiden name Fuller) of Union, Maine. Miss Clara Endicott Sears purchased the club in 1930. It was stolen from the Fruitlands Museums in 1970. And, in the summer of 1995, it was returned to the museum.
Kiva Trading Company		US - Northeast
New York based company offering crafts and fine arts of Southwestern American Indian artists, as well as detailed information about the techniques and traditions involved in their creation.
Laboratory of Ethnobotany		US - Northeast
Curator: Dr. Richard Ford - University of Michigan - The Ethnobotany laboratory houses extensive collections of domesticated plants from around the world as well as specimens recovered from archaeological sites. The laboratory produces analysis reports for submitted specimens.
Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin	Chippewa	US - Northeast
We, the Anishinabeg, the people of Odahwah Zaga'iganing, the Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe, will sustain our heritage, preserving our past, strengthing our present, and embracing our future We will defend our inherent sovereign rights and safeguard Nokomis aki-in- Grandmother Earth. We will provide for the educational, health, social welfare, and economic stability of the present and future generations.
Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, Wisconsin	Chippewa	US - Northeast
The place where you can learn the Ojibwe Language, Find a Job, See Ojibwe Art, Read the LDF News, Find your Native Ancestory and more!
Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, Michigan	Chippewa	US - Northeast
Katikitegoning is the Chippewa name for the beautiful lake now known as Lac Vieux Desert. The Lake Superior Chippewa Indians have cared for this land since at least 1791. They are a nation of wise and intelligent leaders, non-obtrusive, talkative and happy people. The tribe originally lived on South Island in Lac Vieux Desert until they moved to the south shore of the lake around 1880.
Laquay's Custom Metalwork		US - Northeast
Galleries of custom-made silver and metalwork by artist Jim LaQuay including Native American style jewelry, historic reproduction pieces, and powwow dance items.
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.
Leech Lake Tribal College	Anishinaabe	US - Northeast
The Leech Lake Tribal College is a post-secondary institute with a strong grounding in Anishinaabe language and culture, and has granted Associates degrees since 1993. The College anticipates full accreditation in 2006, and currently has articulation agreements with several universities in the five-state area.
Legislative Impact	Chippewa	US - Northeast
Legislative research service on Native issues. Free and subscription services.
Lewis and Clark: List of Objects		US - Northeast
Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University. Painted Buffalo Robe Mandan // Grizzly Bear Claw Ornaments Plains // Calumet Upper Missouri, possibly Mandan // Man's Shirt Upper Missouri // Sinew-Backed Elk Antler Bow Upper Missouri, possibly Mandan or Hidatsa // Raven Ornament Lakota // Woman's Side Fold Dress Northern Plains //Upper Missouri // Woman's Side Fold Dress Upper Missouri // Otter Pouch Eastern Plains // Whaling Chief's Hat Makah or Nootka // Flexible Root-gethering Bag
Lithic Data Bases in New England and Beyond		US - Northeast
By Barbara E. Luedtke . Lithic sources have been a topic of archaeological interest in New England for over 100 years, but at this point we have not drawn together information about quarries, material characteristics, and geochemistry into a coherent data base. Furthermore, regional archaeologists have just begun to discuss a host of issues such as the structure of a regional data base, the level of detail that should be included, "quality control" for data to be entered, and how to provide access to the data base.
Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, Michigan		US - Northeast
This is the official website for our tribe and on it you will find information on our history, our present activities and our future dreams. With reservation lands and enterprises in Manistee and Mason Counties, we have a bright future ahead of us. A future that will be beneficial not only for our Aanishinabek people, but for all of our neighbors here on the shores of Lake Michigan.
Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians, Michigan		US - Northeast
Being Odawa Is All About Freedom The freedom to be a part of a people who, with integrity and pride, still have and speak our own language. The freedom to share in common with all other Odawak the customs, culture and spirituality of our ancestors. The freedom we have today we will bring to the future through unity, education, justice, communication and planning.
Lone Eagle Crafts		US - Northeast
Turkey & Pigeon Feathers, Hand Painted Imitation Golden Eagle Feathers, and other crafts.
LONE WOLF		US - Northeast
Hakame! Cousin. I am an enrolled member of the Montaukett Indian Nation of New York, I also carry the proud bloodlines of BROTHERTOWN/NARRAGANSETT/CHEROKEE/MOHAWK.
Lower Sioux Indian Community in the State of Minnesota	Sioux	US - Northeast
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux (Dakota) Community is a federally recognized Indian tribe formally organized under federal reservation status in 1969. Tribal members are direct lineal descendants of Mdewakanton Dakota people who resided in villages near the banks of the lower Minnesota River. Chief Sakpe, [Shock-pay], which means the number six, spoke for a village that was located near what is today the town of Shakopee, which was named after him.
Maine Native Prison Project		US - Northeast
This web site is being developed to help Native American Prisoners & thier families residing in Maine.
Making A Basket	Seneca	US - Northeast
Iroquois texts that Thomas McElwain has composed or redacted. Where no source is noted, the texts are of Tom's original composition.
Maple Sugaring		US - Northeast
When temperatures begin to rise in the spring, the sap begins to flow from the roots of maple trees up the trunks to the branches and limbs. During the short period of spring when the daytime temperatures are above freezing, and the night temperatures are below freezing, the sap flows up and down the tree trunks daily.
Martha Redbone		US - Northeast
'bridge between Native and African-American cultures'
Marvin Burnette	Sioux	US - Northeast
New Hampshire Artist Roster MARVIN BURNETTE Native American Dancer/Craftsman AIE, RAP Marvin Burnette is a Native American from the Oglala Tribe, Lakota Sioux Nation. He was born and raised on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. Marvin is a senior men's traditional dancer and actively presents, exhibits, and demonstrates all facets of northern plains traditional dance.
Maryland Native Plants		US - Northeast
Articles in this section were written by Master Gardener Louisa Thompson. As a clinical psychologist and gardener, Ms. Thompson examines the benefits of the relationship between psychology and ecology for mental health. She believes that direct contact with nature can serve as a healing process for everyone.
Mashantucket Pequot Museum	Pequot	US - Northeast
The Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center, a new state-of-the-art, tribally owned-and-operated complex, brings to life the story of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, and serves as a major resource on the history of the Tribe, the histories and cultures of other tribes, and the region's natural history. It opened to the public on August 11, 1998.
Mashantucket Pequot Tribe of Connecticut	Pequot	US - Northeast
Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe of Massachusetts	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Official website. In 1620, the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe welcomed the Pilgrims in the sprit of peace and brotherhood. Today, the Mashpee (whose name evolved from the aboriginal name Massippie, meaning �Land of the Great Cove�) have the largest native population in Massachusetts.
Match-e-be-nash-she-wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians of Michigan	Potawatomi	US - Northeast
Gun Lake Tribe
Mawaw Ceseniyah	Menominee	US - Northeast
Mawaw Ceseniyah is a independent, non-profit, grassroots Menominee language and culture center focused on community involvement through language immersion and cultural activities.
Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin	Menominee	US - Northeast
The Menominee Nation once occupied nine and one half milllon acres of land which is now central and mid-eastern Wisconsin and part of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The present Menominee Reservation was established in 1854 in a treaty with the United States Government, leaving the tribe with only 234,000 acres of land.
mesafarm	MicMac	US - Northeast
Personaly made to order from an honored elder of the mi'Kmaq tribe of Canada
Mettanokit		US - Northeast
Mettanokit is a non-profit learning center and service organization working for a more human society based on the old values of cooperation and equality and the closeness and caring found in our elder tribal societies. Part of our program is offering Native circles in prisons.
Mi'kmaq	MicMac	US - Northeast
"I felt I should set up a web-page about the beautiful people I worked with, and here's one on the Mi'kmaq." This is not the official page of the Mikmaq.
Michigan Indian Elders Association	Anishinaabe	US - Northeast
The Michigan Indian Elders Association (MIEA) was formed in 1997 to address the varied needs for the Elders in the state of Michigan. The purpose is to aid and assist in the improvement of the economic, social, healthful and spiritual well-being of those Elders through a forum where the Elder may speak, learn, grow and exercise control over their environment by having representation, enabling access to services, provide prevention training, and act as an advocate for member organizations. MIEA has representation from 11 of the state's 12 federally recognized tribes.
Michigan Native American		US - Northeast
Welcome to "Native Americans Living In Michigan" Community Messageboard. This community was made to bring the Natives living in Michigan together. Members are welcome to use this community in a respectful manner. Post messages to help Native people living in Michigan, Pow Wow information, Native programs, Native events, prayers, birthdays, weddings, or just to say hi. Messageboard is here to set up times and dates, and let members know when to meet or where to go for help in Michigan.
Michigan Native Arts Initiative		US - Northeast
The Michigan Native American Arts Initiative is a project to help strengthen Native American arts in Michigan. The goal is to find ways to creatively increase the sharing of information between and about artists and to strengthen opportunities for support and recognition of artists. The project recognizes that Native American culture celebrates the arts through objects, painting, dance, theater, writing, oratory, and music. The site, hosted by Michigan State University Museum, includes an Artist Gallery, Info for Artists, Info for Educators, Links, and a Listserv.
Michigan State University Museum		US - Northeast
Selected History of American Indian Activities and Collections at the MSU Museum The Michigan State University Museum not only has significant holdings of Native American materials (especially baskets and quilts), but it also has a long-standing history for collaboratively developed and scholarly-based exhibitions and programs that broaden academic attention to and general public appreciation of the artistic contributions of minority and previously under-served communities.
Migrations - Native American Art & Crafts		US - Northeast
Migrations offers older to contemporary North American Indian, Inuit, and Eskimo arts--weavings, pottery, baskets, jewelry, sculpture, in an informative context. There is a photoessay on traditional Acoma pottery making, focusing on the work of one of the great Acoma pottery families. "Wings To Fly With" also publishes poetry about the visual arts in "Weaving the Light" (Navajo weaving), "Listening to the Stone" (Inuit & Eskimo carvings), and with reference to environmental concerns in "Whales and other sea mammals," with links to other Native American and ecological resources on the web. Migrations also has storytelling pages, of stories told by a Northwest Coast storyteller, Johnny Moses.
Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, Minnesota	Chippewa	US - Northeast
The Minnesota Chippewa Tribe is a federally recognized Indian Tribe comprised of six distinct member reservations: Bois Forte, Fond du Lac, Grand Portage, Leech Lake, Mille Lacs, and White Earth
Mirrix Tapestry and Bead Looms		US - Northeast
Mirrix Tapestry Studio Looms are designed to be as functional as they are beautiful. All come equipped with fold out legs to stand the loom on a table and a sixty minute warping video. Francestown, NH
Moccasins of the Northeast		US - Northeast
Lenape (Delaware), Mohegan, Naskapi, Cree, Ojibwa, Huron, Micmac, Iroquois and Eastern Great Lakes
Mohawk Springs Water	Mohawk	US - Northeast
First Nation Spring Water. Mohawk owned & operated enterprise. St Regis Mohawk at Akwesasne, NY/Canada.
Mohegan Indian Tribe of Connecticut	Mohegan	US - Northeast
Mohegan Tribe and Nation	Mohegan	US - Northeast
We are the official site of The Mohegan Tribe and Nation. We offer: news, health, resources, events, and articles sent in by our readers.
Money in North American History		US - Northeast
Apart from its intrinsic interest, history can often shed light on current political controversies. Many political disputes revolve around questions of economics and of all the matters that fall under the purview of economic history there is one that has had, and still has, a profound impact on many aspects of everyone's daily life, and that is money. This essay is based on a book on monetary history by Glyn Davies which contains a considerable amount of material on the financial development of the United States.
Money Substitutes in New Netherland and Early New York		US - Northeast
This is an introduction to the various coin substitutes used in New Netherland and early New York. The essay is divided into three parts. First is a discussion on the role and history of wampum, followed by a section on the beaver pelt and concluding with a section on various other commodities used as money. A discussion of the coinage used in New Netherland and Early New York is located in the section "Coins Imported into the Colonies to 1750," in the chapter on Dutch coinage.
Moon Bear Pottery & Indian Arts	Odawa	US - Northeast
Hand made pottery, bronze sculpture and paintings. I also present lectures on Native American art and culture.
Morningstar Studio	Abenaki	US - Northeast
This is the work of a single artists who has studied the designs of the Wobanaki People (emphasis on Abenaki) and reproduces rattles, gourd vessels and bowls, dolls, toys and games, bead work, jewelry, and visual, fine art plus much more.
Mother Earth and Us	Tuscarora	US - Northeast
A Site Dedicated to Haudenosaunee interests. By Kanatiyosh.
Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum - Activities		US - Northeast
Exhibits (Woodlands and Plains). Outdoor recreated dwellings and trails. Workshops. PO Box 142, Warner, NH 03278-0142, (603) 456-3244
Mt Kearsarge Indian Education & Cultural Center		US - Northeast
The Mt Kearsarge Indian Museum Education and Cultural Center is dedicated to increasing public awareness of Native American traditions, philosophy and art. Through exhibitions and programs, the Museum seeks to teach and inspire an understanding of the natural world, resource conservation and land stewardship as developed by native peoples over twenty thousand years.
Mud and Muck Society		US - Northeast
The Mud and Muck Society is an non-profit Archaeological Surface Collecting Team working in Central Connecticut and New England and featuring primarily Native American artifacts. We display thousands of arrowheads, stone tools, etc. found by our members. For a complete description of our Society, please refer to our "Mission Statement" found as a link on our home page.
My Two Beads Worth	Cherokee	US - Northeast
My Two Beads Worth is an online, American Indian/First Nations/Indigenous Peoples News Enzine - which offers news on current issues, special features, such as Storytellers and Native Lore, several formats for reader feedback and comments; valuable links to other websites and much more. It is a free publication which receives no grants, funding or donations in its production. My Two Beads Worth has been online since 2000 and is a member of the Native American Journalist Association.
N'DahAhKi		US - Northeast
Informational site about native americans.
N8IVE.com	Passamaquoddy	US - Northeast
This is a startup website with various links to NEWS, MEDIA and ENTERTAINMENT sites/topics. There are short range plans to expand to email, blog, business networking and personals.
NAIDA National American Indian Defense Association of Massachusetts	Mohegan	US - Northeast
Web site of N.A.I.D.A. National American Indian Defense Association of Massachusetts (naida)
NAIDA National American Indian Defense Association of New York State	Mohegan	US - Northeast
Web site of N.A.I.D.A. National American Indian Defense Association of New York State (naida)
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.
Narragansett Indian Tribe of Rhode Island	Narragansett	US - Northeast
The Narragansett Indians are the descendants of the aboriginal people of the State of Rhode Island. Archaeological evidence and the oral history of the Narragansett People establish their existence in this region more than 30,000 years ago.
Natick Historical Society & Museum		US - Northeast
Founded in 1870 as the Historical Natural History and Library Society of South Natick, The Natick Historical Society is dedicated to the preservation of the history and artifacts that contribute to an understanding of our local heritage.
National American Indian AIDS Foundation	Seneca	US - Northeast
This foundation is the only one of its kind in the Western Hemisphere dedicated specifically for American Indians/Native Americans living with HIV/AIDS. Since the AIDS crisis (past 23 years) no HIV/AIDS foundation has been set up to serve this specific population. Current guiodelines as to grants and requests can be accessed through the website address.
National Center - plants		US - Northeast
Nestled on 68 acres of rolling land near Rutland in Meigs County, Ohio, the National Center for the Preservation of Medicinal Herbs is a not-for-profit research facility and preserve. Advised by a council of manufacturers, retailers, herbalists, environmentalists, media, growers and researchers, it cultivates and studies medicinal herbs that are at risk of extinction.
National Museum of American History: Dolls	Seneca	US - Northeast
A contemporary Seneca Indian doll maker fashioned this cornhusk doll according to centuries-old tradition, clothing it in the ceremonial dress typically worn by the Iroquois people of the 1700s.
Native American Alliance of Ohio		US - Northeast
The goal of the NAAO is to protect the mounds, sacred sites, and burial places of the ancestors.
Native American Art Prints-Paintings-Posters		US - Northeast
Stunning Museum Quality Native American Indian Style Fine Art. Make Your Home A Conversation Piece with Traditional & Contemporary Artwork in both Color & B/W Giclee Canvas-Prints-Posters. Also featuring Elk-Buffalo-Deer Hide, Hand Painted.
Native American Clashes with European Settlers		US - Northeast
West Virginia Archaeological Research Library - Emergence of Tribes By 1600, organized tribes such as the Delaware and Shawnee had moved into present-day West Virginia. In addition, the powerful Iroquois Confederacy began exerting its influence on the region. The Confederacy was an alliance of five Iroquois-speaking nations -- Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca -- formed in present-day New York in the late 1500s. In 1722, the Tuscaroras joined the Iroquois Confederacy, which became known as the Six Nations. When Europeans first explored western Virginia in the late 1600s, they discovered few Native Americans. Historian Otis Rice suggests this absence was due to the Five Nations, "which sought domination of the Ohio Valley as part of their effort to control the fur trade with the Dutch, and later the British.
Native American Communities in West Virginia		US - Northeast
In West Virginia, the contemporary Native American population can best be described as a statewide community, consisting of a far-reaching network of individuals with Native American ancestry. Historically, numerous tribes traveled through the state, and many individuals escaped into West Virginia to avoid persecution and forced migration.
Native American Cultural Society (NACS) ~ University of Connecticut		US - Northeast
Native American Cybernetics: Indigenous Knowledge Resources in Information Technology		US - Northeast
Native American knowledge systems include many aspects of contemporary information technologies, and native communities have become increasingly adept in appropriating computing and communication devices for their own use. I refer to this complex of indigenous and appropriated information technologies as Native American Cybernetics.
Native American Hollywood	Lakota	US - Northeast
A site divoted to Native Americans in the Entertainment industry wheither it be in the movies/television, music, art, or literature. Praising those who have set new standards and broken long standing stereotypes.
Native American Indian Coalition of Pennsylvania		US - Northeast
The NAICPA is a new, non-profit organization in PA. We wish to educate the public about Native American Indians, our culture and what place we hold in todays' society. We have our first powwow coming on the 23rd and 24th of September 2000.
Native American Management Services, Inc.		US - Northeast
Native American Management Services, Inc. (NAMS) provides services to the federal government. Since 1992 we have delivered exceptional conferences, meetings, training, program management and support services. NAMS provides public relations and advertising services to Native American organizations. NAMS is a certified, woman-owned Native American Small Disadvantaged Business based in the Washington, DC, area.
Native American Press - OjibweNews	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
Printing the news accurately, providing a forum for the 'voices of the people,' and encouraging Indian people to empower ourselves by exposing corruption and demanding accountability from our governments.
Native American Projectile Point Classification Guide		US - Northeast
Interactive identification. Through the Delaware State Historic Preservation Office
Native American Report		US - Northeast
From a nationwide network of sources in tribal, federal and state governments, as well as Native American associations, industry and the research community Native American Report delivers the latest news about federal legislation, impending regulations, funding allocations, and much more.
Native American Spiritual Freedom in Prison		US - Northeast
Trapp v. DuBois, Massachusetts Superior Court
Native American Storytelling of Joseph Stands With Many	Cherokee	US - Northeast
Joseph Stands With Many is a professional Cherokee storyteller and educator, presenting storytelling,dance, music, educational, and cultural programs to schools (K-12) and colleges and universities.
Native American Studies Program at Dartmouth		US - Northeast
The Dartmouth commitment to Native American Studies began with the founding of the College, the grant for the college in 1769 by King George III of England, highlighted Native American education as the purpose of the institution.
Native American Television (NATV online)		US - Northeast
Native American Television, natv.org, the online portal to the latest in news, commentary, arts, culture and dialog inside the American Indian community. Based in Washington, DC, NATV brings political and tribal leaders, newsmakers, and artists to both a national and international audience.
Native American Web Sites	Cherokee	US - Northeast
Native American E-zine weekly features and a directory of Native sites
Native American Women Veterans	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
Site dedicated to Native American Women Veterans.
Native Americas Journal		US - Northeast
A quarterley journal of the Akwe:kon Press at Cornell University's American Indian Program. Formerly known as Akwe:Kon Journal of Indigenous Issues
Native Coffee Traders	Unkechaug	US - Northeast
Drinking a cup of gourmet coffee may not save the world, but Native Coffee Traders has found a way to help the economic development of the indigenous peoples of North and South America. Our organically grown, chemical free green beans are grown in South and Central America and roasted on sovereign Native American Indian territory to formulate the most aromatic, healthy, delicious cup of coffee you have ever had.
Native Opinion Talk Radio. With host Michael Kickingbear		US - Northeast
An internet radio web site broadcasting talk radio shows pertaining to Native American issues, and music.
Nature Bulletins - Birchbark canoes		US - Northeast
Long before the white man came, the Indians in Canada and the Great Lakes region had perfected the art of building birchbark canoes. Using nature's products and Stone Age tools, they constructed small craft which have never been surpassed and were indispensable to their way of life. The canoe enabled them to penetrate and live in regions where vast forests were almost trackless. They could navigate any of the innumerable lakes or follow a stream to its source, portage across a divide, and paddle down into another river system.
Nature Bulletins - Uses of Mussels		US - Northeast
The wampum of the early American Indians was beads made from the shells of freshwater mussels or saltwater clams. Each bead, highly polished and cylindrical in shape, was about a quarter of an inch long and either purple or white in color. Strung on strings or woven into patterns on a belt, wampum was used as money, as a symbol of authority, or as a sort of shorthand historical record which only certain interpreters could translate.
Nature Bulletins - Wampum		US - Northeast
What is wampum? According to stories about the early colonists, it was Indian money made out of shells. However, wampum -- short for the Algonquian word wampumpeag--means strings of shell beads or belts woven from shell beads True wampum beads had certain sizes, shapes and colors. Each bead, about one-fourth of an inch long, was cylindrical with a hole drilled lengthwise to form a tube. There were two colors: white ones made from a large sea snail called a whelk, and dark purple ones from the quahog -- a saltwater clam of the north Atlantic coast. They were polished glassy smooth and strung on sinew cords or embroidered in patterns on strips of deer skin to make belts.
Neighbors of the Onondaga Nation	Onondaga	US - Northeast
Neighbors of the Onondaga Nation (NOON) is a grassroots organization of Central New Yorkers which recognizes and supports the sovereignty of the traditional government of the Onondaga Nation. It is a program of the Syracuse Peace Council. NOON supports the right of native peoples to reclaim land, and advocates for fair settlement of any claims which are filed.
New England Indian History	Algonquin	US - Northeast
A history of northeast Native Americans and their interaction with the settlers in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.
New England Native American Calendar	Narragansett	US - Northeast
The New England Native American Calendar is a resource for information on contemporary Northeast Native Americans.
New England Native American Calendar	Narragansett	US - Northeast
The New England Native American Calendar is a 32 page calendar is full of photographs and biographies of well known and interesting members in today's New England Native Community.
New Trends School & Office Supplies	Cherokee	US - Northeast
Office & Supplies, Pendleton Blanket Dealer, custom chairs, etc.
New York State (USA) Indian Tax War	Iroquois	US - Northeast
by John Mohawk (from NativeNet); "The decision by the Pataki administration to stop trucks carrying tobacco and motor fuel products destined for the Indian reservations after April 1 was long predicted and expected in legal circles. What was unusual and unexpected was the negotiations with several traditional governments which led to an interim agreement..."
New York State Historical Association, Cooperstown, NY		US - Northeast
At the Museums of the New York State Historical Association in Cooperstown, you will find artifacts of American life and art that have enriched our culture through the centuries. Discover tradesmen's tools and everyday objects, Native American masterpieces and historic manuscripts, world-famous portraits and anonymous folk carvings -- each presented with a relevance and freshness for all to appreciate.
News from the Sloughs	Chippewa	US - Northeast
Monthly online newspaper for the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa Indians, located in Odanah, Wisconsin.
NIAC's (Nipmuc Indian Association of Connecticut) Kid's Corner	Nipmuc	US - Northeast
Find Things in a Wetu / Find Tribes in the Northeast, Match the Animal with their Tracks, Can you String these 9 beads?, Woven Wampum Maze, Native American or European Foods?, Help the Chipmunk find his Acorn!, Finger Puppets
Nipmuc Indian Association of Connecticut	Nipmuc	US - Northeast
The Nipmuc Indian Association of Connecticut is dedicated to our Nipmuc ancestors, to our future seven generations, and to all who have helped our People. Nipmuc Indians are the original people of central New England, and are among the "Eastern Woodlands" or Algonquian Indians of the Eastern United States.
Nipmuc Indian Development Corporation	Nipmuc	US - Northeast
The mission of the Nipmuc Indian Development Corporation is to assist with the revitalization of the Nipmuc Indian community through the promotion and provision of culturally-appropriate economic and community development programs.
Noc Bay Trading Co.		US - Northeast
Beadwork supplies, jewelry findings, trade silver, bells, porcupine quills, books, blankets, recordings, custom made bustles, porky roaches, finger weaving, and much more. Catalog $3.
North Country Pine		US - Northeast
Princess pine, Natural green or white moss, Birch Bark Tubes, Mossy Branches and other forest products.
North-Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians	Cherokee	US - Northeast
We, the North-Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, have a long history of struggle to keep our language and traditions. Although we are now far from the place and time of our ancient origin, we continue to celebrate our heritage and teach our future generations the worthy ways of our Aniyvwiya ancestors.
Northeast Basketmakers Guild		US - Northeast
Northeast Basketmakers Guild was founded in 1985 by a group of five Connecticut basketmakers. Since then, the organization has grown to include hundreds of artists. Members are predominantly from the northeastern United States, but now include artists from around the world. The mission of Northeast Basketmakers Guild is to further the art of basketry by nurturing the development of new basketmakers, while celebrating and supporting accomplished basketmakers. Workshops, exhibits, demonstrations, basket sales, member conferences, scholarships, fundraisers, open weave events and the publication of a newsletter are included in the educational activities of Northeast Basketmakers Guild throughout the year.
Northeast Native American History Quiz		US - Northeast
Test knowledge of Northeastern Native history.
Northeastern Anthropological Association: Main Page		US - Northeast
Ray Bucko, Web Editor of the NEAA - / NEAA Convention. Visit this site for information on our upcoming convention to be held. / NEAA Newsletter: View the most recent edition of the NEAA Newsletter as well as back issues. / Prospective Members: Read a recruitment letter from John T. Omohundro, Professor of Anthropology, SUNY Potsdam .
Northwest Traders		US - Northeast
Whether you're emulating the western mountain man, voyageur of the north, eastern longhunter, Native American or military from the French and Indian Wars to the Civil war, NORTHWEST TRADERS is the foremost supplier of finished capotes, capote kits and blankets anywhere. We offer the most extensive line of authentic styles available and all of our products are manufactured by the best companies in the business.
Odawa Canoe Page - Fun Stuff	Odawa	US - Northeast
ANISHINABEK is the name of the native people of West Michigan; the Odawa (or Ottawa), the Chippewa, and the Potawatomi. The site of the Van Andel Museum Center was once a busy Odawa trading center. Sturdy and graceful birchbark canoes carried people and goods up and down the lakes and rivers of Michigan. You can make your own canoe and decorate it with traditional woodland designs.
OHS Teacher's Curriculum / Buffalo Bird Women's Garden		US - Northeast
Native American Gardening - Post-Harvest Activities
Ojibwa Art	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
UW-Eau Claire student created page - Art has played a large role in all aspects of their lives including everyday items, ceremonies, and their religion.
Ojibwe Language Society: Keeping Ojibwe Language and Culture Strong	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
Ojibwe Language Society is an independent, non-profit organization. We started as a small student group at the University of Minnesota, and have since split off of that group to form our own non-profit so that we can focus our language efforts more broadly. We continue to collaborate closely with the U of M student group, and support their efforts with a local language table. We also support other language tables throughout Indian Country.
Onehkohra	Mohawk	US - Northeast
Onehkohra Is the Mohawk word given to these long cylindrical shaped beads. The beads are made from the white and purple quahog shells found along the Atlantic coast of North America. WAMPUM is the word used by the Algonquin to describe these shells.
Oneida Indian Bead Work Exhibit	Iroquois	US - Northeast
During the late 1800s and early 1900s, Oneida Women earned an important part of the family income by selling their artwork to non-Natives at tourist centers such as Niagara Falls and Saratoga Springs. Oneidas and other Iroquois created a new style for tourists which featured floral designs composed of glass beads. The raised beaded designs were applied to new shapes such as handbags, pincushions, needle cases, and wall pockets. Most of these objects were intended to be worn as accessories to women's clothing or to be displayed in Victorian parlors.
Oneida Indian Nation - Carvings	Oneida	US - Northeast
Wolf Antler Carving / Pipe / War Club / Antler Carving
Oneida Indian Nation - Chief's Kostoweh	Iroquois	US - Northeast
This is an example of the kostaweh, the traditional headdress of the Iroquois. An ash splint frame suspends the cap, decorated by turkey feathers. The deer horns him. This kostoweh was made by Ray Elm, one of the oldest living Oneida Nation members.
Oneida Indian Nation - Culture & History - Shako:wi Cultural Center - Rattles Exhibit	Oneida	US - Northeast
Rattles are one of the types of traditional Iroquois musical instruments whose use continues today without change in the way they are made and used. In contrast to movie depictions of other North American Indians, gathered about a booming drum, Iroquois rattles combine rhythm and percussion elements and maintain the dimension of group participation.
Oneida Indian Nation - Museum Quality Corn Husk Dolls	Oneida	US - Northeast
These are the work of the beloved elder craftsperson, Emily Johnson. These particular dolls are from the collection of Gloria Halbritter, who made the outfits. They illustrate the skill and attention to detail which mark them as being of museum quality craftwork.
Oneida Indian Nation Exhibits - Wampum Belt	Oneida	US - Northeast
This nikohla' or wampum is the national and common property of the Oneida Indian Nation. It is a kind of national treasure although we and other Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) did not use it as money as the early non-native colonists did.
Oneida Indian Nation Exhibits - Wampum Items	Oneida	US - Northeast
Wampum attested to the truth, importance, and significance of a message. Any statement not accompanied by wampum was likely to be false or trivial. The words of the message were so closely associated with wampum that, after being "read into" the shell fabric, the words could be recalled by viewing the wampum object. Wampum also, therefore, was a memory aid.
Oneida Indian Nation: Culture and History	Oneida	US - Northeast
Shako:wi Cultural Center, Clans, Three Sisters Cookbook, Treaties Project, Polly Cooper Video, Language, Creation Story, Iroquois Legends, Oneidas in the War of 1812, 1777: The Oneidas and the Birth of the American Nation, Barren Hill, Mary Winder, Sovereignty, The Polly Cooper Story, Oral History Project, Annuity Cloth Symbolizes that a Treaty is a Living Document, Lacrosse: An Iroquois Tradition, The Battle of Oriskany, Notes from the Past, The Two Row Wampum.
Oneida Nation of New York	Oneida	US - Northeast
The Oneida Indian Nation, one of the original members of the Iroquois Confederacy, enjoys a unique role in America's history having supported the Colonies in the struggle for independence from England. The Nation exists as a sovereign political unit which predates the Constitution of the United States.
Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin	Oneida	US - Northeast
The official website of the Oneida Indian Nation of Wisconsin.
Oneidas for Democracy	Oneida	US - Northeast
Explanation and updates on the struggle of the traditional Oneidas against the government imposed and supported leader of the Oneida Nation, Inc.About the illegal activity, and humanrights violations presently going on there.
Onondaga Nation of New York	Onondaga	US - Northeast
Onondaga Nation School	Onondaga	US - Northeast
Its a cool website!!! Its my school!!!
Origin of the Cornhusk Mask	Tuscarora	US - Northeast
Before the creation of man, the creator realized there were other things that would harm (or interfere) with the ways of the living. The people also knew there were two powerful forces: the good and the evil. Our grandfather, Hat�wi, promised the people that he would guard and protect them as deep as the roots of the mighty hickory.
Palisades Museum of Prehistory		US - Northeast
The Palisades Museum of Prehistory, incorporated in Washington DC, is a non-profit regional organization dedicated to promoting the awareness and preservation of prehistoric artifacts in the Palisades of Washington DC.
Paramount Press, Inc.		US - Northeast
Publisher of limited edition prints featuring Robert Griffing and John Buxton. Griffing describes himself as a painter of 18th century scenes that involve or feature the Eastern Woodland Indian
Passamaquoddy Tribe of Maine	Passamaquoddy	US - Northeast
Peabody Essex Museum - Native American Exhibits		US - Northeast
The Native American art collection is the oldest ongoing collection of Native American art in the hemisphere. Totaling some 20,000 historic works from the seventeenth through the twentieth centuries and 50,000 archaeological objects, the collection includes scores of masterworks from throughout North America. The collection was largely inaccessible, even to staff, until the recent completion of a major new storage vault.
Peace 4 Turtle Island Homework Help	Haudenosaunee	US - Northeast
Here we hope to offer students a place to write to when they seek answers to their homework and research questions concerning the Haudenosaunee, and to also provide a place where scholars and those interested in learning more about our people can seek answers to their questions.
Pennsylvania's Historic National Road		US - Northeast
Pennsylvania's Historic National Road, this section includes Fort Necessity, General Braddock's Grave, and numerous museums, and historic landmarks.
Pennsylvania's Historic National Road		US - Northeast
This section includes Fort Necessity, General Braddock's Grave, and numerous museums, and historic landmarks.
Penobscot Brown Ash & Sweetgrass Basketry	Penobscot	US - Northeast
Baskets by Barbara D. Francis, A Penobscot Master Basketmaker.
Penobscot Brown Ash & Sweetgrass Baskets	Penobscot	US - Northeast
Baskets by Barbara D. Francis, A Penobscot Master Basketmaker.
Penobscot Nation Museum	Penobscot	US - Northeast
We, the Penobscot Indian Nation, traditionally known as the pana'wahb'skk'eig, together with the Passamaqouddy, Maliseet, and Mik Maq are collectively known as the Wabanaki Confederacy. The Penobscot Nation Museum is a tax-exempt institution dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich cultural heritage of the Penobscot and Wabanaki people. Currently, the museum houses collections that span thousands of years of Maine Native American history. Our museum provides a repository for contemporary Wabanaki art, such as paintings, woodcarvings, and basketry, demonstrating the strong connections we have with our ancestors and the earth.
Penobscot Tribe of Maine	Penobscot	US - Northeast
Pequot War - A Televised Documentary	Pequot	US - Northeast
It is 1637. The English Puritans from Massachusetts and Connecticut, along with Mohegan and Narragansett allies, surround a Pequot fortified village at Mystic. Within an hour, the village is burned and at least 400 Pequots are killed. The battle cut the heart from the Pequot people and scattered them across southern New England. Over the next few months, remaining resistors are either tracked down and killed or enslaved. The very name "Pequot" is outlawed by the English.
Pete FourWinds - Hoop Dancer	Mohawk	US - Northeast
The official website of New England's own hoop dancer Pete FourWinds. Open during reconstruction.
Peter d'Errico's Law Page		US - Northeast
Essays and teaching materials on indigenous peoples' legal issues.
Photo Antiquities Museum of Photographic History		US - Northeast
Photo Antiquities Museum of Photographic history is a non-profit oranization dedicated to the preservation, presentation and ecuation of photographic history. Included in the museums collections are many beautiful and rare photographs of Native Americans from as far back as 1839, when the first practical photographic process was invented. Through image collections, special exhibits and educational programs Photo Antiquities works to preserve not only photographic history, but world history and culture for the future to learn from and appreciate.
Pilgrim Hall Museum		US - Northeast
Gallery museum in the center of historic Plymouth, Massachusetts. Through its exhibition of Pilgrim possessions and Native American artifacts, Pilgrim Hall tells the stories of America�s founding and traditions in stirring detail.
Pine Tree Legal Assistance: Farmworker and Native American Units		US - Northeast
Legal Services office in Maine.
Pirate Media Studios	Seneca	US - Northeast
Pirate Media Studios is a native-owned and operated media business. We specialize in production for video, sound and web.
Plimoth Plantation	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
History, our story, be there at Plimoth Plantation, a world-class living history museum dedicated to retelling the bi-cultural story of the Wampanoag and English settlers in 17th century Plymouth colony.
Plum Stone Dice Game - Lesson Plan		US - Northeast
Objective: after reading about the game online and playing the game by keeping track of the odds for each throw, students will be able to predict possible outcomes and determine probability of structured events.
Pocasset, Nemasket & Acoaxet Tribe	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Pocasset, Nemasket & Acoaxet Tribe & Council of Southeastern Wampanoag Nation
Pocomoke Indian Nation	Pocomoke	US - Northeast
Home Page of the Pocomoke Indian nation
Poems: M. Miriam Herrera	Cherokee	US - Northeast
A selection of poetry by M. Miriam Herrera, a descendent of natives of the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas.
Poetism	Mohawk	US - Northeast
Poetry Resource Website, where users can submit a 'poem of the day'. Mohawk owned and operated.
Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians, Michigan and Indiana	Potawatomi	US - Northeast
Tribal Recognition was restored and signed into law by President Clinton in September of 1994. The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians distribute services to its approximately 3150 membership.
Pommawonga Bilboquet		US - Northeast
This Bilboquet is a a ring and pin game. It is a stylized version of a North American Indian game. Pommawonga in English means spear the fish. The intent of the game is to throw the tethered rings (the ribs of the "fish") into the air and catch as many rings as possible on the pointed end of the pin as the rings fall. Then in a throw - while trying not to lose the caught rings - catch the triangle (the head of the "fish") on the pin.
Ponkapoag Indian Index Page		US - Northeast
Canton's Native Americans The Ponkapoag Tribe Ponkapoag Indian Deed List Punkapog Indians Remaining At The End Of 1860 The Ponkapoag Plantation (Daniel T. V. Huntoon) Also contains Genealogy Information Ponkapoag Indian Burial Ground Map Ponkapog Indian Burial Ground Plan (From Registry of deeds, 1926.) Burr Lane Indian Burial Ground Plan and Info (Supreme Court Plan #254) The Ahauton's Were Renowned Ponkapoag Indians Ponkapoags Loved The First Minister
Ponkpapoag Tribal Council		US - Northeast
We would like to pursue several claims against the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to retrieve lands stolen from us. There are two locations currently under consideration, the 6000 acres named Ponkapoag lands in the Blue Hills area and the 16 square miles centered at the conjunction of Summer St and the Taunton River at the Bridgewater - Middleboro town lines.
Poospatuck Trading Post	Unkechaug	US - Northeast
The Unkechaug Nation is located on the Poospatuck ("where the waters meet") Reservation in Long Island, NY. The Poospatuck Trading Post Gift Shop sells a wide variety of art, carvings, jewelry, regalia, baskets, rugs, quilts and shawls.
Pottery Making		US - Northeast
Pottery, one of the first synthetics created by man, is created by a dehydration process. The process in which clay is heated and the water found naturally in it is removed, causes an irreversible transformation. In other words the clay is not simply dehydrated but it become a different product all together. This new product is ceramics, which are unchanged by the presence of water because of absence of water of plasticity.
Powhatan Renape Nation	Powhatan	US - Northeast
Welcome to the Powhatan Renape Nation, an American Indian Nation located at the Rankokus Indian Reservation in Westampton Township, Burlington County, New Jersey. We are recognized by the state of New Jersey as an American Indian Nation, as well as a non-profit entity.
Prairie Island Indian Community in the State of Minnesota		US - Northeast
The Mdewakanton, "those who were born of the waters," have lived on Prairie Island for countless generations. Located in south eastern Minnesota along the wooded shores of the Mississippi and Vermillion Rivers, Prairie Island is a spiritual place for our people.
Prehistoric People of Indiana		US - Northeast
- by C. Russell Stafford - As Europeans explored and began settling Indiana in the 17th Century and later they encountered Algonquin speaking Miami and Potawatomi as well as other Native American tribes. These aboriginal groups were recent arrivals in what is now Indiana, having been displaced by other native peoples responding to European settlement along the eastern seaboard. These historically known groups, however, are not directly related to the prehistoric cultures identified by archaeologists. Archeological research over the past six decades or more has yielded a wealth of information on the varied and changing life-ways of Native Americans over the last 12,000 years. Unfortunately, much of the record of the past is vanishing through vandalism and urban development, though federal and recent landmark state legislation provide some protection.
Prince Collection		US - Northeast
Maine based auction collection - bark basketry, iroquois beadwork, traditional wood carvings, porcupine quillwork, etc.
PRISON AT NIGHT: Native Spirituality Behind Bars		US - Northeast
an essay about a lawsuit in behalf of a Native American Spiritual Awareness Council in a Massachusetts prison by Peter d'Errico
Pueblo Pottery in Maine		US - Northeast
Pueblo Pottery in Maine is an Internet gallery and research resource for those seeking access to traditional and contemporary hand coiled pueblo pottery created by Native American artists of the Southwestern United States.
Quinnehtukqut Legal News		US - Northeast
A Newsletter of Pine Tree Legal Assistance, for Indians in Connecticut.
Reclaiming the Word "Squaw" in the Name of the Ancestors	Abenaki	US - Northeast
by Marge Bruchac; "Squaw - a phoenetic rendering of an Algonkian word - means the totality of being female. It is our word for woman, and it is not to be used as an insult!"
Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin	Anishinaabe	US - Northeast
Welcome to the official web site of the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. We are currently building what we hope to be a comprehensive site
Red Fox Trading Post	Abenaki	US - Northeast
Abenaki inspired Arts & Crafts as well as a large selection of herbs & botaniocals, Teas, T-shirts, Leanin tree cards and more.
Red Hearts Radio	Cherokee	US - Northeast
Red Hearts Radio is a weekly radio program hosted by Georgi Hudson MorningStar, Cherokee/Italian/English, on Tuesday evenings 11 pm - 12 midnight (EST), WAPS 91.3 FM The Summit, a non-commercial public radio station.
Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians, Minnesota	Chippewa	US - Northeast
Official homepage of this Chippewa nation, representing the four villages of the Red Lake Reservation, Little Rock, Red Lake, Redby and Ponemah.
Red Storm Drum and Dance Troupe		US - Northeast
Is a Native American / Indigenous Performance and Educational Native American Drum and Dance troupe, celebrating the Diversity of different Indigenous nations. Red Storm Presenters are Historians, Archeologists, Educators and Teachers of Native American Culture and Crafts. Our mission is to share our culture, arts and skills to children as well as adults. The members of our troupe come from diverse indigenous backgrounds and teach a wide variety of Native American Cultures as vast as the land on which our ancestors lived.The troupe consists of a traditional drum on which Customary as well as original and children's songs are performed. We also have Traditional Dancers, both Men and Women, wear the Regalia of their Native Nations. Programs include the talents of Two Native Style Flute Players, Story Tellers, Teachers of culture, history and crafts. Also, a collection of original artifacts with Teepee setup and demonstrations are available to physically demonstrate the life of Native people. Our passion is to provide the very best learning experience for those who attend, making it educational as well as fun for all, thus keeping the traditions and culture of the Indigenous Peoples of this Beautiful Land alive.
RedHawk Indian Arts Council		US - Northeast
The Redhawk Indian Arts Council is a not-for-profit organization founded and maintained by Native Americans. The Council is dedicated to educating the general public about Native American heritage through song, dance, works of art and other cultural forms of expression. Since 1994, this small grass roots organization has produced many large events. During the past seven years, our Gateway to the Nations powwow has become the official New York City Native American Heritage Festival.
Redhawk's Lodge	Lakota	US - Northeast
History and Culture of the Lakota people. Black Hills information and American Indian Recipes.
Repatriation of Ishi		US - Northeast
Smithsonian Institution news release and related information about the return of the human remains of Ishi -- commonly believed to be the last Yahi-Yana Indian who died in 1916 at the University of California-Berkeley -- to the Redding Rancheria and Pit River Tribe, his closest living relatives.
Research links for Native American law		US - Northeast
provided by the New England School of Law (Boston, MA, USA) Library Staff as a starting place for legal researchers
Resources for Endangered Languages		US - Northeast
This site is for members and friends of endangered language communities, with an emphasis on Native American languages. Sponsored by the Endangered Language Fund at Yale University.
Rhode Island Indian Council		US - Northeast
A private, non-profit agency established in Providence in 1975 that promotes the social, economic, and cultural well-being of all tribal communities in Rhode Island, the agency is governed and staffed primarily by Native Americans. Our constituents include over 5,600 Indians in Rhode Island and Connecticut, each representing more than fifty tribes.
Rhode Island Metis Community	Metis	US - Northeast
A Native American - Metis organization Reaching out to those off reservation individuals in South East New England and providing them with educational and social programs.
Ricing		US - Northeast
Wild rice grows as tall reeds 8 to 12 foot in flowing water 3 to 8 foot deep in what is now Wisconsin, Minnesota and marshes north of the great lakes. There are thousands of different varieties, each growing in its own particular niche of depth, temperature, mud and water quality.
RIGENWEB		US - Northeast
Complete list of Indian Place Names for RI with historical/geographical info. + translations--from Colonial Times to Present; over 1600 entries, including variant spellings.
Robbie Robertson	Mohawk	US - Northeast
Music For The Native Americans - With Storyville, Robbie Robertson's music began to directly incorporate more world music influences; Music for the Native Americans makes that connection more explicit. Most of the album is quite evocative, recalling an American version of Peter Gabriel's mediterranean exploration Passion. Robertson writes some fully formed songs, but most of the record is devoted to instrumental, incidental film music, and that's where he fully explores new musical territory. Music for the Native Americans is a soundtrack (to Ted Turner's TV Production, The Native Americans), yet it contains some Robertson's most challenging and complex music.
Robert	Seneca	US - Northeast
Parker is an American Indian (Seneca) musician and artist. Currently on tour with Northern Blues Recording artist Paul Reddick and the Sidemen. Also artwork is available for viewing and for purchase on website.
Rose's Native Stuff	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
Sacred Earth Network Indigenous People Project		US - Northeast
SEN's involvement in indigenous issues in Northern Eurasia goes back several years. There is an urgent need for Siberian native groups to connect directly with their counterparts in North America for mutual benefit. Our Siberian indigenous partners have themselves requested such exchange and partnership.
Sag Harbor's Early Settlers II		US - Northeast
A review of the Southampton Town records, Vol. I will provide the reader all the information he needs on the establishment of this old town! Southampton, bought from the Indians in 1641 for the consideration of 16 coats of Wampum and 60 bushels of Indian corn, provides, not only a peaceful but also a historic retreat from the daily cares of the world.
Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan	Chippewa	US - Northeast
Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians of Michigan	Chippewa	US - Northeast
Scattering Straws	Lenape	US - Northeast
Lenape Indian Game
Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe of Rhode Island	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Welcome to the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe of Rhode Island. Here you will find a vartiety of pictorial and written descriptions of the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe of Rhode Island. Links to a variety of resources are included.
Searching Bear Flutes		US - Northeast
Native American Flutes. Searching Bear Flutes offer a variety of handcrafted custom made native american style wood flutes by owner/craftsman Michael Searching Bear Smallridge. Concert and recording quality. Keeping my native heritage alive by creating Native American Wood Flutes.
Seashells and Other Things from Assateague Beach		US - Northeast
Winter is the best season to look for shells along Assateague Beach, especially after a northeaster has sent waves up to the foot of the dunes. It is then that you may even find live knobbed and lightning whelks.
Seedman.com - Seeds from around the world		US - Northeast
SBE is a family owned and operated business that primarily deals in unusual seeds collected from around the world. We have a network of seed suppliers that span the world, always finding new and exciting seed species to sell through our dealers. All seeds sold are from certified seed collectors or growers. All federal and state seed laws known to us are rigidly obeyed and adhered to. We maintain a strict quality control program and do our own seed germination tests.
Seneca Beaded Skirt , c. 1849 - New York State Museum	Seneca	US - Northeast
Women's History in the Collections. This beaded skirt was made by Caroline Parker, a member of the Seneca Iroquois family headed by William Parker who acted as informants, consultants, interpreters, and friends to Lewis H. Morgan, who in the mid-nineteenth century brought together the first collections of ethnographic materials for what would become the New York State Museum. In 1849, Morgan acquired complete Seneca woman's and man's ceremonial costumes of the day, including this skirt. In the daguerreotype, Caroline Parker is shown wearing the woman's costume, consisting of beaded moccasins, leggings, skirt, overdress, blanket, and handbag, most if not all of which she herself had made.
Seneca Nation of New York	Seneca	US - Northeast
The Seneca Nation of Indians (SNI) is one of the six tribes of the Iroquois Confederacy who occupy aboriginal lands in New York State set aside by the Treaty of Canandaigua of 1794. The Seneca Nation of Indians has a total population of over 7200 enrolled members and holds title to three territories in New York, one of which includes the City of Salamanca.
Seneca Niagara Falls Gaming Corp.	Seneca	US - Northeast
This is the new casino, we opened on New Years Eve 2002. Please check the web-site, if you have any questions please call 716 945-1790, ext.3038 ask for Ron, thanks.
Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community of Minnesota	Sioux	US - Northeast
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux (Dakota) Community is a federally recognized Indian tribe formally organized under federal reservation status in 1969.
Sharon Audubon Center		US - Northeast
The Sharon Audubon Center offers educational programs for all ages, a seasonal newsletter, nature programs, wildlife rehabilitation, research, live animal exhibits, a children's adventure center, a nature store, and a natural history library. For more information you may wish to call us at (860) 364-0520 or e-mail us at sharon_audubon_center@audubon.org.
Shawnee Wegiwa	Shawnee	US - Northeast
Unlike the Plains Indians, who could dismantle their dwellings and take their housing with them, the Shawnee built permanent structures that had to be left behind. It might be expected that a people who moved as often as the Shawnee would adopt movable houses similar to the teepee used by the Indians on the Western Plains. But conditions in the Eastern Woodlands differed from those in the Plains in several respects. Unlike the Plains, the Woodlands offered an abundant supply of materials for houses, a circumstance making it unnecessary to transport such materials from place to place.
Shelburne Museum		US - Northeast
Discover America's Past - Native American materials include some 250 items from a wide range of American cultures such as Plains costumes and accessories, saddles, and parfleches; Southwestern ceramics; and Northwest Coast baskets and woodcarvings. In addition, costume accessories of Native American beadwork made for sale to tourists can be found in the costume collection.
Signatures of Connecticut Sachems		US - Northeast
Signatures of Connecticut sachems approximately dating between AD 1650 and 1725. Collected by De Forest from a variety of primary historic documents.
Significance of Wampum to Seventeenth Century Indians in New England		US - Northeast
by Lois Scozzari - For the land, people, and animals of pre-colonial New England, the seventeenth century was a tumultuous one. They suffered the total rearrangement of the social and ecological balance achieved in previous centuries. The environment had been gradually and sometimes deliberately shaped into an abundantly productive ecosystem by indigenous people who had learned to live as part of their surroundings, adapting themselves to it and its seasons. The ability of people living on the land to move in accordance with its offerings was the key to a system of balance. These people recognized the necessity of balance in both the use of resources and in human relationships.
Slow Turtle (1930 - 1997)	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
poem by Bob Doyle describing ceremony in which Slow Turtle's ashes were put to sea, November 1, 1997.
Slow Turtle - Obituary	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
from the Associated Press, October 29, 1997
Smokin Joes	Tuscarora	US - Northeast
Society of Native American Culture		US - Northeast
North Carolina State University
Sokaogon Chippewa Community, Wisconsin	Chippewa	US - Northeast
We are the Sokaogon Chippewa Community of Mole Lake, Wisconsin. We are proud of our Heritage, our People and our Community We invite you to take a look inside our community to meet our people to see how we're working and how we're growing.
Somers Mountain Indian Museum		US - Northeast
Exhibits & Workshops ranging from Native Amerian history and prehistory to finer points of technology such as hide-tanning, bowmaking & flintknapping. 332 Turnpike Road, Somers, CT 06071, (860) 749-4129
Southwest Gallery at the University of Pennsylvania Museum		US - Northeast
Living in Ballance: The Universe of the Hopi, Zuni, Navajo and Apache The culture and cultural perspectives of four Native American peoples of the Southwest are the focus of 'Living in Balance: The Universe of the Hopi, Zuni, Navajo and Apache.' The new exhibition, which opens May 20, 1995, looks at the sacred and cultural connection these Native Americans of the Southwest have with their environment. An Apache tipi and a Navajo hooghan framework, an illuminated walk-in sky theater, and more than 300 objects from the Museum's extensive archaeological and ethnographic Southwest collections offer insight and information about the history and cultural traditions of these native peoples.
Spear Fishing		US - Northeast
Fish were a major source of meat for Native Americans all year round. One way that the Native Americans caught fish was with spears. Spear fishing was considered a mans job while fishing with a hook and string was usually a woman's job. Spear fishing was usually done in the winter or spring time.
Spirit Connection Store		US - Northeast
We carry a huge selection of Native American craft supplies including seed beads, Crow beads, white hearts and more. Several models of beading looms are available and beading thread and beading accessories.
Square Ash Basket with Curls		US - Northeast
Instructions and techniques for weaving with ash basketry splints.
St. Clair Flats Historical Encampment		US - Northeast
Primary focus on the daily life activities of the different peoples (Europeans & Native Americans) that inhabited the Great Lakes region during the mid 1700's . Historical interpreters will be demonstrating activities, crafts, skills, and games of the different peoples that inhabited the Great Lakes region during this time period.
St. Regis Band of Mohawk Indians of New York	Mohawk	US - Northeast
The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe is working towards attaining self-sufficiency and to better serve the needs of Akwesasne community members.
St. Regis Mohawk Tribe Environment Division	Mohawk	US - Northeast
The efforts of the Environment Division are directed toward preventing disease and injury, while at the same time, promoting lifestyles that respect, protect and enhance the environment for the next seven generations at Akwesasne. Largely due to the fact that the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation is situated next to a Superfund site highly contaminated with toxic chemicals, this Tribe has one of the most advanced environment divisions of any Tribe in the Country.
Still Pequot After All These Years	Pequot	US - Northeast
by Alice Nash The Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center (MPMRC) is an extraordinary, tribally owned-and-operated museum of New England Indian history and culture, built at a cost of $193.4 million. An antidote to museums featuring Native artifacts removed from all cultural context, or older-style dioramas depicting primitive, generic Indians, the MPMRC delivers an impassioned message: "We are Pequot. This is our land. We are still here." What is more, the museum raises provocative questions about the historical process--what we know about Indians and how we know it.
Stockbridge Munsee Community, Wisconsin	Mohican	US - Northeast
Official web site. (previously listed as the Stockbridge-Munsee Community of Mohican Indians of Wisconsin)
stone supply		US - Northeast
Direct Link To Semi-Precious Stone, Fresh Water Pearl, and Chinese Akoya. Product Manufacture Around The World
Storyteller's House: The Art of Natasha Smoke Santiago	Haudenosaunee	US - Northeast
The Storyteller's House features the works of Haudenosaunee artist Natasha Smoke Santiago. Natasha works in many mediums and is inspired by her history, culture and life.
StrongHeart Singers		US - Northeast
StrongHeart's songs are a combination of new and old styles sung in the disappearing Natick dialect of the Algonquin language, that spoken by the Native people of lower New England. While the Drum cannot revive the Natick language altogether they do attempt to keep as much of it alive as possible through their songs. StrongHeart's songs are contemporary in style and written by members of the Drum. The songs are a smooth blend of the singers' vibrant voices accompanied by the earthy voice that belongs to the drum.
Stroudsburg Fur & Leather		US - Northeast
Established in 1972, the founder, & my friend, Stephen De George had formerly worked in the fur dressing industry in NYC as a member of the fur dresser union. Caters to the needs of individual people using fur, leather & animal by-products. Serving nature centers, environmental educators, Native American craftspeople, museums, historical reenactment hobbyists & other craftspeople, & carries a wide range of fur, leather, bones, skulls, fur tails & masks, miscellaneous animal parts & beads.
Sunhawk Singers		US - Northeast
We call the South Coast of Massachusetts our home. The singers hail from: Fall River , Fairhaven , Freetown , Milford, Wareham and Whitman, Mass. and Riverside,RI.
Talking Drum Press		US - Northeast
Talking Drum Press is a publisher of books by authors who's work originate in the oral traditions of their cultures. Our front list consists of several Native American and African American storytellers, poets, and oral historians.
Tallige Cherokee Nation	Cherokee	US - Northeast
The Tallige Cherokee Nation is a state recognized organization dedicated to the preservation of our heritage, culture, traditions, language, and religion.
Tanning a mooshide - Wabash Foundation	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
These images show the later process of tanning a mooshide. The hair has been removed, and the hide has been soaking in decomposed moose brain solution for several weeks. The solution keeps the hide soft after the drying process.
Tapwe Production Projects		US - Northeast
Tapwe Production Projects, Inc. is a Native American Indian (Intertribal)owned multi media production service company in New York, NY. Tapwe specializes in the production of digital video (film, documentaries, music videos), graphic/print design, stage presentations and special events coordination for and relating to our Native Communities and Indigenous Nations.
TEACH: Native Peoples of the Great Lakes Region		US - Northeast
Indians, or Native Peoples, were the original inhabitants of North America and the Great Lakes region. In fact, Native Peoples inhabited the continent tens of thousands of years before the arrival of settlers from Europe and the Far East. By the 16th century, the Native Peoples of North America had evolved into widely different cultures. Notable tribes around the Great Lakes included people we now call the Chippewa, Fox, Huron, Iroquois, Ottawa, Potawatomi and Sioux.
Thanksgiving / Native Perspective		US - Northeast
Let's Eat! // Killer Cranberry Sauce / Black Turkey Recipe - The only way to cook a turkey! This turkey is work... it requires more attention than an average six-month-old baby. There are no shortcuts, as you will see. / Some Recipes from the Woodland Culture area.
Thanksgiving in American History	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Information and documents about the "First Thanksgiving"; maintained by Plimoth Plantation, a museum of 17th century Plymouth, Massachusetts
The Avalon Project : 18th Century Documents		US - Northeast
The Avalon Project at Yale Law School. The Lillian Goldman Law Library in Memory of Sol Goldman.
The Bruce Museum		US - Northeast
Program involves a full-size reconstruction of an Indian wigwam with artifacts from local sites. Students become history detectives and conduct an artifact identification game. 1 Museum Drive, Greenwich, CT 06830, (203) 869-0376
The Eagle and the Condor, A Journal of	Muscogee	US - Northeast
A new Journal that is trying to start a dialogue on what kind of new Indigenous based civilization that we can create in North and South America, based on Earth centered and Native values. We want to create an on-line and print version.
The Eastern Door	Mohawk	US - Northeast
A community based newspaper serving the Mohawks of Kahnawake regardless of birth, sex, age, language, politics or religion. The paper strives to be a factual, balanced, authoritative source of information with access to all segments of the community.
The Guakete And Pow Wow Information Resources Page	Taino	US - Northeast
This is the Taino Guakete Festival and Pow Wow Events information page from the Taino Tribe of Jatibonicu'.
The Indians on Long Island/Chapter 2		US - Northeast
Various historical and educational articles on the Native Americans of Long Island.
The Jatibonic� Taino Tribal Band of New Jersey	Taino	US - Northeast
The Jatibonicu Taino Tribal Council Longhouse	Taino	US - Northeast
This is the Tribal Elders Longhouse, Homepage of the Taino Tribe of Jatibonicu, Great People of the Sacred High Waters.
The Lenape Nation on the Web	Lenape	US - Northeast
The official web page of The Lenape Nation. Tribal offices are located in Tamaqua, PA. This is a site dedicated to culture, history, and current happenings in the Lenape Nation. Updated regularly with news of the nation and its members and upcoming events.
The Lewis Henry Morgan Collection	Iroquois	US - Northeast
The Lewis Henry Morgan Collection of mid-nineteenth century Iroquois materials was made by Morgan between 1849 and 1850 for the Historical and Antiquarian Collection of the New York State Cabinet of Natural History, which was to become the New York State Museum (NYSM).
the little bull	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
The little bull is a retail store in York Beach, ME specializing in mostly Native American items. Our web address will have an on line catalog as well as information on area Pow Wows and educational programs. It is also the home of the 101 Drum on the web.
The Massachusetts State Archives Microfilm Card Index of Native Americans	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
This microfilm index is basically an index to colonial period documents, pertaining to Native Americans, that have been microfilmed. The index is arranged by topic and is alphabetically and chronologically ordered. The microfilmed documents relate to deeds, wills, grants, treaties, etc.. The time frame of these documents ranges from the early 1600's to the late 1700's. The microfilms, themselves, are part of the vast Massachusetts Archives Collection which consists of 328 microfilms. These microfilms can be found at the Archives and viewed at no cost. Also, pages from these microfilms may be photocopied or the microfilms themselves may be purchased for a fee.
The Mohawk Singers and Dancers	Mohawk	US - Northeast
The Akwesasne Mohawk Singers are among the foremost performers of Iroquois traditions in North America today. They live on ancestral land along the St. Lawrence River where northern New York meets southern Ontario and Quebec. Their performances of Iroquois dance, song and storytelling have been presented at Carnegie Hall, the Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife, the National Museum of American Indian, and the Canadian Museum of Civilization as well as at many cultural organizations and schools throughout the United states, Canada, and Europe. Ideally suited for families, the performances of the Akwesasne Mohawk Singers bring audiences to their feet to join in the dancing.
The new buffalo-but who got the meat?	Pequot	US - Northeast
critique of Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, by William G. Flanagan with James Samuelson (Forbes magazine)
The NewStandard		US - Northeast
We are an anti-commercial hard news website. We do not focus on Native issues, but we do make a point of covering them. A recent article, written on the Western Shoshone Distribution Bill (HR 884), can be found at http://newstandardnews.net/content/?action=show_item&itemid=427.
The Peacetree Centre	Mohawk	US - Northeast
The official WWW Site of the Artists, Artisans Craftworkers and Merchants of the Akwesasne Mohawk Nation Territory stradling the border of the United States and Canada. The site contains excellent educational articles, descriptions and refferences on the history, traditions, art, past and present development of the Mohawk Nation of North America.
The Peoples of The World Foundation		US - Northeast
The Peoples of The World Foundation exists to bring education to the world's minority peoples by providing education, in words and pictures, about them.
The Pequot War: A Television Documentary	Pequot	US - Northeast
Sasco Creek Productions and Wiltonwood Productions are now in the pre-production phase of a one-hour documentary on the Pequot War, intended for broadcast on public television.
The Quincentennial: Native America at the Threshold		US - Northeast
By Jon Reed "There is no statute of limitations on fraud." In this ambitious piece, Jon takes on the turbulent history of Native Americans, specifically of those in Western Massachusetts. Through interviews with local Indians and advocates, he uncovers some hidden history, sheds light on the ongoing struggle for energy resources, and explores alternative ways to celebrate the Quincentennial. Jon concludes that "despite the barriers of prejudice and poverty, there is legitimate cause for hope" for unexpected reasons. [As originally published in The Valley Optimist in June, 1992.]
The Robbins Museum of Archaeology		US - Northeast
Seminars, exhibits, sponsor of local events & talks. Massachusetts Archaeology Society, P.O. Box 700, Middleborough, MA 02346-0700, (508) 947-9005
The Six Nations: Oldest Living Participatory Democracy on Earth	Iroquois	US - Northeast
The people of the Six Nations, also known by the French term, Iroquois Confederacy, call themselves the Hau de no sau nee (ho dee noe sho nee) or People of the Longhouse. Located in the northeastern region of North America, originally the Six Nations was five and included the Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondagas, Cayugas, and Senecas. The sixth nation, the Tuscaroras, migrated into Iroquois country in the early eighteenth century.
The Spike		US - Northeast
This website features The Spike, a newsletter on Native American Powwows and American Indian Powwows along the East Coast, in the area from Eastern Canada south to Florida and all states East of the Mississippi River. This site is for the active and novice powwow aficionados and all stages in between. It is also, for powwow participants seeking knowledge of the locations of powwows in the east, specifically dancers, vendors, drums and entertainers.
The Stoneworks		US - Northeast
Some folks call the Stoneworks an old curiosity shop of the gem world because our stones have interesting histories - wampum, anthill garnets, and sapphires that change color. Our vision is to offer natural materials of exceptional beauty, scarcity, and value to imaginative people who want gems and jewelry that attract attention, invite conversation, and provide lasting value. If you are interested in jewelry that tickles your imagination, then have fun exploring these pages and discovering unusual treasures you can own, wear, and tell stories about. There is material here on the traditional use of Wampum by Native Americans.
The Sullivan/Clinton Campaign, 1779-2004	Iroquois	US - Northeast
The site is a powerful and evolving set of views - in text, image and visitor commentary - of the watershed Sullivan Clinton Campaign of 1779 and of its far-reaching consequences to the present day, as New York approaches its 225th anniversary commemoration this very summer.
The Trading Party - 1607-1760		US - Northeast
Portraying Traders and Native Americans of the Early Colonial Period - The Trading Party is a motley collection of experienced re-enactors who typically portray traders and their Native American customers. Our goal is to accurately portray traders focussing on the early settlement of Virginia and trade on the Virginia/Pennsylvania/Ohio frontiers. Extensive research has been done on the articles that were traded and these items or accurate reproductions of them have been obtained to demonstrate the nature of the merchandise being exchanged.
The Treaty of Greenville - August 3, 1795		US - Northeast
between the United States and the Wyandots, Delawares, Shawanees, Ottawas, Chippewas, Pattawatimas, Miamis, Eel Rivers, Weas, Kickapoos, Piankeshaws, and Kaskaskias
The Wampum Bird - A story	Iroquois	US - Northeast
One legend tells how the Iroquois hero Hiawatha, while travelling through the territory of the Mohawks, came to the edge of a great lake. As he was wondering how to cross it, a huge flock of ducks descended on the lake and began to drink the water. When the birds rose up again, the lake was dry and its bed was covered with shells. From these shells Hiawatha made the first wampum beads and used them to unite the tribes in peace.
This innocent worke		US - Northeast
Adam and Eve, John Smith, William Wood and the North American Plantations
through the ancestors eyes	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
stainedglass art stained glass,mixed with natural objects
Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
Swampy Cree and Ojibway beadwork and embroidery.
Thunder Island Coffee Roasters	Shinnecock	US - Northeast
Fresh roasted organic coffee from the Shinnecock Reservation in New York. We offer all high mountain shade grown coffees from the native owned farms of Central and South America. Thunder Island Coffee Roasters takes pride in our excellence in Customer service.
ThunderWolf Productions	Cherokee	US - Northeast
Mark is a Native American flutist that plays from the heart and offers his music online. He also has flutes crafted by one of the finest Native American artisans and also has his own artwork available using buffalo skulls and jawbones as well as other things. The site also raises wolf awareness and directs you to make donations and adoptions of wolves in a wolf sanctuary that Mark Thunderwolf supports.
To India and Beyond: Memoires of a Missionary Surgeon		US - Northeast
Beginning as a missionary kid in Korea, Dr. Fletcher vividly recounts the adventures and challenges of a missionary surgeon in India, Nepal and Cameroun, including starting a medical school and open-heart surgery.
tomahbaskets	Maliseet	US - Northeast
My name is Fred Tomah. I am a Master Basket maker from the Maliseet Tribe. My reservation is located in Northern Maine just outside a town called Houlton in the county of Aroostook. The Maliseet Tribe is a Federally Recognized Indian Tribe and culturally is a part of a larger group of Indians called the Wabanaki - People of the Dawn.
Track of the Wolf		US - Northeast
Rifles, guns and kits, buttons, clothing patterns and books, knives, trade trinkets and accessories. Huge catalogue.
Traditional Food, Health and Nutrition	Anishinaabe	US - Northeast
What we eat -- where it comes from, how it is raised, processed, cooked -- affects our health in many ways. Traditional native diets in those few places in the world where people still mostly eat what they raise, hunt, gather, fish -- have been found to promote health and long life, for reasons only gradually coming to be understood.
Traditional Herbal &Plant Knowledge, Identifications		US - Northeast
Herbs for teas, flavorings, foods -- Herbs used mostly by Anishinaabeg people; Indian names may be individual to the person describing and furnishing plant specimens. Different names were given to different parts of the plant, and to its different uses in food or medicine sometimes. Botannical names are current international standard.
Treaty between the "Eastern Indians" and New Hampshire and Massachusetts, 13 July 1713		US - Northeast
jpeg image of original document, from US Library of Congress manuscript collection
treeofpeacesociety.info	Akwesasne	US - Northeast
Our non-profit organization is based on the Haudenosaunee principles of the Great Law of Peace. Our organization encourages environmental and cultural education and strives to encourage peaceful coexistence within our communities through cross cultural dialogue.
Tribal Fires Ojibwe Language Pages	Ojibwe	US - Northeast
Fun pages where you can move your mouse over objects in the images to hear words in Ojibwe. Find what you have learned with the language test.
Tribal Lands Conference - Audio Archive		US - Northeast
Talks presented at the conference "From the Arctic to Amazonia: Industrialized Nations' Exploitation of Tribal Lands," which was held 22-24 September, 1989, at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts. RealAudio(tm) files encoded and produced by Gary Trujillo.
Tribal Sovereignty	Penobscot	US - Northeast
By Mark A. Chavaree, Esq., Tribal Staff Attorney for the Penobscot Nation and member of the Board of Directors for Pine Tree Legal Assistance.
Trueblood Kitto, A Professional Corporation	Choctaw	US - Northeast
Trueblood Kitto, PC is a law firm dedicated to protecting tribal sovereignty. All attorneys are Indian lawyers. Our specialty is bringing opportunity to the tribe with zero exposure.
Turning Stone Casino Resort		US - Northeast
An enterprise of the Oneida Indian Nation
Turtle Island Project website	Chippewa	US - Northeast
The new Turtle Island Project is a non-profit located along Lake Superior in Michigan's beautiful Upper Peninsula. The Turetle Island project promotes respect for the culture and heritage of Indigenous Peoples - who among other things - have a lot to teach about protecting the environment. The Turtle Island Project has scheduled a series of free national and regional conferences. On the the Thursdays prior to each conference (7 p.m. ET) a Native American roudtable will be held and the agenda will be set soiley by First Nations and indigenous peoples. The schedule and details can be found on our website. Please contact the Turtle Island Project to help form agendas and all suggestions are welcome. The Turtle Island Project fights poverty, racism, teen suicide, domestic violence and sexual assault and other social ills.
Turtle Vision		US - Northeast
Turtle's House	Cherokee	US - Northeast
Tuscarora and Other Six Nations	Tuscarora	US - Northeast
Tuscaroras.com is not affiliated with or approved or endorsed by the Tuscarora Nation of New York. While there are official websites for various organizations, Tuscaroras.com is not the official website of the Tuscarora Nation of New York.
TWE Beads		US - Northeast
Selection of packaged & loose high quality sew-on glass beads (seeds, bugles, 3 cuts, faceted) from the Czech Republic, gemstone chips, wood beads & Swarovski cut crystal shapes. Intended specifically for use in embellishing quilt surfaces & garments, but jewelry makers, lace makers & canvas workers also enjoy our selection of beads. Also books & magazines on beading techniques, projects & bead embroidery as well as needles, storage containers & nymo thread.
Twined Basketry - JulieMarden	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Twined basketry was once widely practiced throughout the northeast, but since the 19th century declined due to the widespread adoption of woodsplint basketry. Twining is known from only a small sampling of surviving baskets and archaeological fragments. The traditional materials used included corn husks, grasses, rushes, bark fibers, and cordage made from native plants such as milkweed, dogbane (Indian hemp), and false nettle.
Tyler Arboretum (Native Woodland Walk)		US - Northeast
Native Woodland Walk was established in the late 1970s as a collection of representative plants native to the eastern region of the United States. The walk, formerly named the Golden Walk in honor of Pennsylvania forester Thomas Henry Golden, was renamed in 1992 to be more descriptive of the walk's special purpose and its contents.
Uhkomee Botanicals	Penobscot	US - Northeast
Uhkomee Botanicals is a Native owned and operated business, emphasizing the use of natural organic homemade herbal products. Uhkomee offers an assortment of body care products and custom made items.
United American Indians of New England (UAINE)		US - Northeast
UAINE is a Native-led organization of Native people and our supporters who fight back against racism and for the freedom of Leonard Peltier and other political prisoners. We support Indigenous struggles, not only in New England but throughout the Americas. We fight back on such issues as the racism of the Pilgrim mythology perpetuated in Plymouth.
United Confederation of Taino People	Taino	US - Northeast
The United Confederation of taino Peopple web site.
Unseen Neighbors: Native Americans of Central Massachuetts, A People Who Had Vanished	Nipmuc	US - Northeast
This is an article by Dr. Thomas Doughton titled "Unseen Neighbors: Native Americans of Central Massachusetts, A People Who Had 'Vanished' " A shortened version of this writing was published in Colin G. Calloway, editor, After King Philip's War: Presence and Persistence in Indian New England (Hanover, NH: University Press of New England, 1997).
Upper Sioux Community, Minnesota	Sioux	US - Northeast
V.I. Reed & Cane		US - Northeast
Basketweaving Supplies & Kits - Mailorder supplier of BASKETWEAVING KITS & SUPPLIES for beginners & advanced. Reed, cane, hoops, carved handles, seagrass, D-handles, raffia, tray bases, "Basketry Studio A" kits & patterns, everything you need- and the FRIENDLIEST basketweavers to help you out! New Basketweaving VIDEOS, too.
VCNAA	Abenaki	US - Northeast
All the News topics from Federal Government, Local Government, Vermont State Government,Abenaki News, Native American Tribal Government, and the Vermont Commission on Native American Affairs that is fit to print and some that is not.
Voice of the Taino people	Taino	US - Northeast
Blog of the taino people.
Waaban Aki Crafting Reproduction Wampum Beads		US - Northeast
We manufacture our own affordable individually-made simulated wampum beads that actually -look- like the Native-made wampum beads of the 1600's. Other types of imitation glass or shell wampum beads available today can lead to frustrating attempts to reproduce durable realistic looking wampum belts. We've found the translucent white and blue glass beads are too skinny - their sharp edges cut even the strongest of threads; the iridescent soft-shell beads dyed to a purple far too light for quahog, fade after exposure to sun or water to their original white.
Wabanaki Center for Native American Programs	Wabanaki	US - Northeast
Walking Tour of Plimoth Plantation	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Interpreting Activity Areas: An Example from Hobbamock's Homesite, In interpreting archaeological sites, archaeologists often look for analogues from living cultures. In southern New England there are no groups which practice traditional subsistence technology or settlement. However, the local tribes have a rich oral tradition regarding crafts, horticulture, and other aspects of material culture.
Wampanoag :The People of the First Light	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
The Children's Museum of Boston and Wampanoag Advisors jointly offer this site to help educators present the history of Wampanoag people with accuracy and respect. The site includes suggested readings, museum collections, and history from the voices of Wampanoag people.
Wampanoag Fishing Rights	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Massachusetts Courts uphold Mashpee Wampanoag Fishing Rights, in two historic decisions (1998, 1999).
Wampanoag Historical & Cultural Information	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) of Massachusetts	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
The Wampanoag trust lands are located in the southwest portion of Martha's Vineyard Island in the town of Gay Head. In accordance with 1987 Settlement Act with the federal government there are approximately 485 acres of Tribal Lands purchased (160 acres private and approximately 325 acres common lands).
Wampum		US - Northeast
Since they had no writing system, the Iroquois depended upon the spoken word to pass down their history, traditions, and rituals. As an aid to memory, the Iroquois used shells and shell beads. The Europeans called the beads wampum, from wampumpeag, a word used by Indians in the area who spoke Algonquin languages.
Wampum		US - Northeast
Wampum strings (for minor points) and belts (for major issues) were always exchanged as an important adjunct to record keeping. Although such belts were valuable, they were not (as many easterners thought, and as many people still think) a form of currency. Rather, they were a form of record-keeping developed among the tribes through the centuries and used to impress indelibly the desired points embodied in the message of the speaker delivering them.
Wampum Belt	Iroquois	US - Northeast
George Washington Covenant Belt (Reproduction) - The original Washington wampum belt is most often identified with the Canandaigua Treaty of 1794, which pledged peace between the United States and the Six Nations of the Iroquois. However it was probably a gift to the Iroquois Confederacy from the United States at a treaty signing in 1789.
Wampum Belt		US - Northeast
The more purple that a wampum belt contained, the greater its value. The predominance of purple in these belts indicates their high value.
Wampum History and Background		US - Northeast
European traders and politicians, using beads and trinkets, often exploited gift exchange to gain Native American favor or territory. With the scarcity of metal coins in New England, Wampum quickly evolved into a formal currency after European/Native contact, it\'s production greatly facilitated by slender European metal drill bits. Wampum was mass produced in coastal southern New England. The Narragansetts and Pequots monopolized the manufacture and exchange of wampum in this area.
Wampum Magic	Unkechaug	US - Northeast
My pieces embody aesthetic beauty and great historical value. The main ingredient used in my work is called Quahog, otherwise known as �Wampum.� Wampum has been characterized as one of the original forms of currency used in the United States.
Wampum Shell Beads		US - Northeast
A bead researcher can't say enough about wampum. It is the most written about bead in the world. It is the most important bead in American history. Yet, few people know what it is. Wampum (wampumpeake) consists of small, tubular beads made of white or violet sea shells. True or "council" wampum is about a quarter of an inch (6 mm) long and half as wide. Larger wampum beads were made in white-run factories in New York and New Jersey, the last one closing about 100 years ago.
Wampum, Treaties Sacred Records		US - Northeast
Its name comes from the Narraganset word po-qua-hock. Belt-wampum beads were rectangular cutouts, with drilled holes, rolled smooth on sandstone, then woven into a shell-beaded fabric. They recorded agreements, with the purple color predominant if the agreement was considered more important, serious, or sad.
Wandering Bull		US - Northeast
Native craft supply business in New England for over 20 years. The Wandering Bull is family owned and operated. You'll see us dancing or drumming at lots of the Eastern powwows! We carry everything you need for beadwork, including our own patented "Ojibwa Loom"; all items for a quality regalia, as well as a wide slection of our trademark "Plume Kits" for scouting groups.
Wandering Bull New England Powwow Schedule		US - Northeast
We thank Princess Winona and June Little Winona for their wonderful effort in producing the annual pow wow schedule.
Warren v. Pataki, Roth, et al	Seneca	US - Northeast
Chronicles a Federal Court Action that seeks to compel the State of New York through its Governor and Commissioner of the Department of Taxation and Finance to enforce the sales tax imposed by Articles 12-a, 20, and 28 of the New York Tax Law on sales to non-indians that occur on Indian Land within the state.
Welcome to Sundown	Chippewa	US - Northeast
Sundown believes in "Good Causes" and helps Native American's achieve their goals and dreams. Presently working on the AITS Program being taught on Reservations giving American Indian's pre-apprenticeship training so they can enter the building Trades of their choice. Introducing to tribes T.E.R.O. and explaining how they can use it to their benefit their tribe.
Wes Davey:	Abenaki	US - Northeast
Wes Davey: mp3-Music site: Songs/Lyrics/Photos/Career-Bio/Music-Links/Etc.
What's for Lunch? Food in American Life		US - Northeast
A series of articles fromt he CRM Archive Issue 24-04.
What's the Point. Identifying Flint Artifacts		US - Northeast
An interactive guide through stone tool technology through the Ohio Public Library Information Network.
White Birch		US - Northeast
The graceful white birch, often planted in yards as an ornamental tree, is native to the Connecticut River Valley. This species grows wild throughout northern North America, and can be found in woods, most easily identified by its pure white bark that peels off the trunk in thin, paper-like layers. Another of this plant's common names, paper birch, and its scientific name, Betula papyrifera, which means paper- bearing birch, reflect the paper-like nature of the tree's outer bark.
White Oak Fur Post		US - Northeast
The year is 1798 and the fur trade is booming. Our fur trading post is located near the upper reaches of the Mississippi River in the north woods. In another 60 years this will become the state of Minnesota. But for now, enter and join a hearty group of gentlemen and voyageurs. They are talking about the rendezvous. Later they may talk about the fur trade, sing some songs, perhaps talk about the winter to come. It is a time of adventure, challenge, dangers, and rewards..
Who Owns Native Culture?		US - Northeast
Resources for understanding current debates about the legal status of indigenous art, music, folklore, biological knowledge, and sacred places.
Wiener vs. Aquinnah Shellfish Hatchery	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Massachusetts Superior Court decision that Aquinnah Tribe has sovereign immunity from suit by town zoning officer. Decided: June, 2003.
Wild West Weaver		US - Northeast
I have a web site, mail order and studio shop business selling Navajo weaving supplies including Navajo handmade weaving tools and handmade Navajo folk art and jewelry. 100% of my jewelry is either Navajo, Zuni, Hopi or Lakota handmade. I also have Zuni and Navajo handmade fetishes, Navajo pottery and dolls and music and books featuring Navajo weaving and history. Thank you. Leslie S. Jackson
Windygrass Jrs	MicMac	US - Northeast
We are the windygrass jrs, a compative drum group and traditional group, with dancers.
Witness Justice		US - Northeast
Witness Justice will provide comprehensive information and innovative services for survivors of violent crime and their family and friends. From understanding how a violent experience changes you to navigating the roads to justice and recovery, Witness Justice provides information, tools, understanding and support for every aspect of the healing process. We are in the process of building a comprehensive guide to understanding criminal justice within Native American tribal communities.
Wood Working		US - Northeast
Wood is naturally very susceptible to decay. Little wood remains from ancient sites, so much of the information given here is common sense, theory or taken from ethnographies. It seems that most of the wood that still exists in ancient archeological sites are found either in garbage pits or as the bottom remains of posts driven deep into the ground. Posts also left impressions in the soil after they decayed. Digging sticks were undoubtedly used, and impressions of bark as coverings for buildings and pits.
Wooden Canoe Heritage Association		US - Northeast
Short History of Birchbark Canoes
Wooden Canoe Heritage Association - Gary Hodgson's Work Boat		US - Northeast
A few years ago, after Gary read through Adney and Chapelle's book Bark and Skin Boats of North America, it occcured to him that maybe it was time to try building his own birchbark canoe. So he did.
Wooden Canoe Heritage Association - Paddle Making		US - Northeast
Notes on the Geoff Burke seminar from the L.L.Bean North American Canoe Symposium '91
Wooden Canoe Heritage Association - Picture, Postcards & Photo Gallery		US - Northeast
These pictures, photographs, and postcards are provided by WCHA members.
Woodland Indians clothing		US - Northeast
Through the Powhatan Indian-Y Guide Tribe. Woodland Indian Shirts, Woodland Indian Dress Shirts, Woodland Indian Apron, Woodland Indian vests and soon to come - Moccasins
Woprcester v. Georgia, 31 U.S. 515 (1832)	Cherokee	US - Northeast
Full text Supreme Court decision; from Cornell Legal Information Institute
www.creativenative.org	Seneca	US - Northeast
Fine art, wearable art, Native owned and operated, will include topics of interest and Native links in near future.
www.ehealers.com Online Therapy and Counseling	Seneca	US - Northeast
Online Therapy, Counseling, and Advocacy for First Nations People, ONE FREE CONSULTATION!
www.indianlandtenure.org		US - Northeast
The Indian Land Tenure Foundation is a non-profit organization formed in 2001 with the mission-- Land within the original boundaries of every reservation and other areas of high significance where tribes retain aboriginal interest are in Indian ownership and management. ILTF has an eleven-member board of directors drawn from throughout the country and an office location in Little Canada, MN.
Wyandot Clothing	Wyandot	US - Northeast
For the matter of clothing. It is necessary to freeze your subject in time because the clothing changed quite rapidly after mid-eighteenth century. I will try to describe what an "unspoiled" Wyandot as he might have gazed accross the Detroit River aboiut 1777. Even so, the costime varied with the season and changed somewhat from the ceremonial to the day-to-day dress and also had to be adjusted for the hunt or the war path.
Yale University Collection of Western Americana		US - Northeast
For more than forty years, the Yale Collection of Western Americana has helped scholars from around the world better understand the history of the American West. The collection consists of some 40,000 printed works, 2,000 cataloged manuscript collections, thousands of vintage photographs, and hundreds of prints, watercolors, and paintings that include the history and culture of Native American communities.
�Your People Live Only Upon Cod�: An Algonquian Response to European Claims of Cultural Superiority	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Sure about the superiority of their civilization, European missionaries and teachers tried to convert Indians to Christianity and the European way of life. Some Indians did adopt new ways after disease and violence had decimated their communities; others rejected the European entreaties and pointed out the arrogance of these claims of cultural superiority.