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OCCANEECHI
Occaneechi Band of the Saponi
Nation
Occaneechi
Archaeology
Occaneech
History
OGLALA
Oglala
Sioux
Oglala
Reservation
Many Hawks'
Oglala Lakota
Sioux
OGLALA
SIOUX TRIBE of the Pine Ridge Reservation of South Dakota
The Oglala
Sioux
Oglala
Sioux History
OHLONE
Ohlone/Costanoan Esselen Nation
Native American tribe of the Monterey Bay, California area
OJIBWE
Dying in Indian Country -
Ojibwe
Gib Oskaboose Home Page
- Ojibwe
Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (L'Anse
Reservation) Ojibwe
The Mille Lacs Band of
Ojibwe
Sandy Lake Band of
Ojibwe
Rose's Native American
Stuff - Ojibwe
Ojibwe
(Chippewa)
Ojibwe
Newsletter
Ojibwe Language
Learning Materials
Ojibwe
Language Society
A Concise
Dictionary of Minnesota Ojibwe
Anishinaabemowin -
Ojibwe
Aadizookaanag,
Dibaajimowin: Ojibwe
Traditional and True Native American Stories - Paula Giese
The first word -- Dibaajimowin -- in Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe
language) means just a story -- but the first part of the word -- dibaa --
is a meaning-part that suggests its words are measured, thoughtful, observed,
judged. The second long word -- Aadizookaan -- means "a traditional story",
what anthros and all sorts of people seem to like calling legends or
myths.
Anishinabe
Migration Story - NATCHAT mailing list - Ojibwe
The Anishnabe Migration Story, since it covers several hundred
years and includes many stories It goes back to East Coastal Algonquian tribes,
and is "still going on now,"
Hunting - Ojibwe
Powder Flask (left) Anishinabe (Chippewa), early
1800s
Midewiwin
- Ojibwe
Miami Indians Ethnohistory Archives 1600-1640
Spirit Dove
- Ojibwe
Ojibway
Clan System
Ojibway Culture and History
Michigan
Tribes
There are three major tribal groups in Michigan today: the
Chippewa (Ojibwe), the Ottawa, and the Potawatomi. They comprise what is
called the Three Fires Council.
Michigan's
First People
Mille Lacs Treaty Rights - Channel 4000
Ojibway
History Text
People of
the Three Fires Native Genealogy
In March and April, 1996, a group of genealogists organized
the Michigan Comprehensive Genealogy Database.
MIAMI OF OHIO
MIAMI INDIANS ETHNOHISTORY ARCHIVES -
1600-1640
MIAMI INDIANS ETHNOHISTORY ARCHIVES -
1640-1669
MIAMI INDIANS ETHNOHISTORY ARCHIVES -
1669-1679
MIAMI INDIANS ETHNOHISTORY ARCHIVES -
1680-1681
MIAMI INDIANS ETHNOHISTORY ARCHIVES -
1682-1699
MIAMI INDIANS ETHNOHISTORY ARCHIVES - 1700-1703
Anishinaabe Language
Resources
Anishinaabemowin
Language
This booklet was written to assist students who wish to learn the Anishinabe
language.
Anishinaabe - Rob McKnight's language pages
Assembly
of Manitoba Chiefs - EFA
With sound wav's for Greetings
FNFP
- First Nation Forestry Program
Introduction in Ojibwe as well as in Salish, Cree & Micmac
Key to Ojibwe Place Names
Pre-Ojibwa
Inhabitation Of Northern Minnesota
Nanichi's Anishinaabe Dictionary
The Anishinaabe people are more commonly known as the Ojibwe/Ojibwa/Ojibway
people. To others, they are known as the Chippewa, in which case the Ojibwa
name was mispronounced. as "o'chippewa" They are also known as the Salteaux
and/or the Soto.
NAT-LANG (1994): Ojibwe language-learning materials
available.
Niizh Ikwewag - Two
Women
Ojibwe Language and Culture: Language, by Nancy
Vogt
Ojibway Learner Page
Ojibwe
Native Language Material -
Bibliography
Chippewa/Ojibway/Anishinabe
Literature
Dibaudjimoh
Nawash
Fond
Du Lac Follies - NFIC Columnists
In the Spirit of Sharing - NFIC
Columnists
Jim
Northrup
Lakehead University - Faculty of Education Native Language
Ojibwe'Anishinaabe
Biidaajimo Online Newsletter
Resource List for Anishinaabe
Educators.
Little Shell
Band - Chippewa
Sandy
Lake Band of Ojibwe
Mille Lacs
Band of Ojibwe
Sandy Lake
Band of the Mississippi Ojibwe
George Copway (Kah-ge-ga-gah-bowh; Ojibwa)
(1818-1869)
Paul Buffalo - Ojibwe
Ojibway
Role Models
Ojibwe
Anishinaabenaang - Maps
Minnesota
Indian Tribes: Reservations, Treaties
Midwest
Treaty Network; map - Sulfide Mining in
Wisconsin
An Introduction to Ojibway Culture and
History by Kevin L. Callahan, Univ. of MN
Ojibwe
Resources
Oshkaabewis
Native Journal -Ojibwe
OKLAHOMA
The
Indians of Oklahoma -Part 1, A Comprehensive History- Five Civilized, Uchean
and Algonquian
The
Indians of Oklahoma-Part 2 - A Comprehensive History-All Other
Columbia River Treaty
Tribes
Okanagan Nation Alliance
Mandate
The Okanagan
Nation
OMAHA
Omaha Indian
Music
The Early Omaha History
- The Pawnee War
The Early Omaha History
- The Indians
Native Nations of
Iowa
Suzette LeFlesche
Omaha
Indian Reservation
Omaha
...Culture/Customs Transportation
Clothing The Omaha Indians wore leggings.
Omaha Indian Music: homepage
Omaha Map of the
Region
History
and Stories of Nebraska
More History of the Mormon
Trail
Omaha
Indians
Treaty with the
Omahas
Oneida Indian Nation
Oneida
Indian Nation:
Oneida Nation Home
Page
Oneida Indian Nation of New
York
Oneida Legend -
The Legend of the
Hermit Thrush
ONEIDA - INDIAN NATION
LANGUAGE PROJECT
Oneida Indian Nation
Onida Indian
Nation
Lacrosse:An Iroquois
Tradition from the Oneida Indian Nation
Oneida Indian Nation
- original members of the Iroquois Confederacy in the Eastern United states.
Oneida Indian Nation of NY
Oneida Indian Nation of NY
Oneida Indian
Nation
Little Known Historical
Facts - Oneida
- the Polly Cooper Story, the Battle of Orinsky, the Two Row Wampum.
Oneida
In Wisconsin
Rediscovered
Notebooks in Wisconsin
Oneida
in Wisconsin - Tribal Info
Oneida
Indian Longhouse
The Oneidan
Indian Journey
The Oneida Land
Claim
The
Oneida Land Claim on 60 Minutes
Milwaukee Public Museum - Photo
Catalog
OREGON
TRIBES
Oregon - Eastern
Osage Research
High
Eagle's Nest - Osage
Osage Research
Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma
Ottawa
Tribe of Oklahoma
The Flag of
the Ottawa Nation of Oklahoma
Ottawa History
Ottawa Tribal
History
Ottawa
Tribe transportation
Ottawa
Clan/Bands
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Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe
Fallon
Paiute-Shoshone Tribe
Las Vegas Tribe of Paiute
indians
Yerington Paiute Tribe of Nevada
Lovelock Paiute Tribe
of Nevada
Walker River
Paiute Tribe
Paiute, Native
Americans
Southern Paiute Table of
Contents
Fort McDermitt Paiute
and Shoshone Tribes
Paiute-Shoshone Tribe of
the Fallon Reservation and Colony
Yerington Paiute Tribe
Wovoka
Jack Wilson Paiute Mystic Indian Messiah Big Foots Band
Native Spirits:
Life-Paiute
Stone Mother
Summit Lake Paiute Tribe
Walker River Paiute Tribe
Moapa Band of Paiute Indians
of the Moapa Reservation, Nevada
Native Nations
Spring
Mountains Association Echo-Southern Paiute
Pala Tribe of California
Pala Band
of Luiseno Mission Indians
The
Papago - See Arizona Map
above
Tohono O'odham (Papago)
The Yellow Hand
Papago
The Ak-Chin Community
(Papago)
Papago
Population
Tohon O'odham (Papago)
Literature
Hohokam,
Papago, Pima Photos and History
History
of the Natives of the Southwest
PANAMINT (SEE ALSO SHOSHONE)
The Panamint Indians of Inyo county, California, belonging to the widespread Shoshonean family, are representatives of this class of beings, and as they are ...
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1525/aa.1892.5.4.02a00060/pdf
THE PANAMINT INDIANS OF CALIFORNIA. BY FREDEKICK VERNON COVILLE . To a traveler passing by rail across our southwestern desert region.
linguistics.berkeley.edu/~survey/languages/panamint.php
Panamint. The Panamint language traditionally had three main varieties: the western variety (also called Coso) spoken around Owens Lake, in the Coso ...
www.native-languages.org/panamint.htm ...
Panamint language information and the culture, history and genealogy of the Panamints (Timbisha Shoshone.)
genequintanafineart.com/catalog/?category=panamint
Panamint Indian Baskets, All Native American Indian Baskets ...
mojavedesert.net/koso-indians/
The Koso lived in the area east of the crest of the Sierra, south of Owens Lake and across the Coso, Panamint and Death Valleys. The land was a barren and ...
Squanto and the First Thanksgiving: Patuxet
Pleasant Point Passamaquoddy Reservation-Maine
Patwin
News - 1998
Patwin - Chief
Solano
The Patwin of Yolo
County
Pawnee Nation
The Indian and the
buffalo
War
with the Pawnees
The Flag and the
Pawnee
Full Moon Prayer
Circle
Pawnee Indian
Village
Pawnee
Pawnee
earth lodge Photo
Pawnee
History
The
Pawnee
Pawnee Literature
The Pawnee
- Encyclopedia
Pawnee
Authors
Pawnee Villages
Pawnee
Indian Studies
LifeIn
the Earth Lodge
The
Pawnee Robe
Pawnee Society
PEE DEE TRIBE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Some History of North Carolina and the Pee Dee River Indians ... The extreme lower Pee Dee River flows through the region where rice plantations ... The second tribe of Indians the North Carolina settlers encountered was ... www.indixie.com/genealogy/history/ north_carolina_peedee.htm South Carolina Indians - The Pee Dee ... Pee Dee River, near where the town of Cheraw is now. The Cheraw tribe lived to the north. 1715-1716 – Fought with the British against other South Carolina ... www.sciway.net/hist/indians/peedee.html Town Creek Indian Mound - Introduction ... North Carolina, and the southern North Carolina Piedmont, the ... Indians of the Pee Dee culture established a political and ... to the collective clans of the tribe. ... www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/hs/town/Main.htm SCGenWeb - Native Americans of South Carolina ... of Mississippi.) Keyauwee tribe.- They settled on the Pee Dee after 1716 and probably united with the Catawba. (See North Carolina.) Natchez tribe.- A band of ... www.rootsweb.com/~scmarion/scgenweb/ NativeAmerican.html Area History ... I, was divided in 1710 into South Carolina and North Carolina. ... forests from Cape Fear to the Pee Dee, and from ... Another tribe called the Pee Dees" inhabited the ... members.tripod.com/therrellsurname/Area%20History.htm Town Creek Indian Mound ... in all adult activities of the tribe, including making ... the Creek Indians of the North Carolina Piedmont would ... no written language in the Pee Dee culture; the ... statelibrary.dcr.state.nc.us/nc/ncsites/towncree.htm
Pembina in Red Lake County,
Minnesota
Pembina
Treaty
Pembina Treaty
Assembly of Manitoba
Chiefs
Ojibwe History - Pembina of
North Dakota
Pembina
of North Dakota
Pembina of
Minnesota
How to Research
Geneaology in North Dakota
The Making
of the Red Lake Reservation
Pembina of Chippewa
Indians
Buena Vista,
Minnesota, Pembina
Renville County, North
Dakota - Pembina
Pre-Ojibwa
Inhabitation Of Northern Minnesota
Wannalancette
- Pennicook
Pennacook
Indians of Pennsylvania and Delaware Valley
Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma
Pequot and the White
Men Meet
Pequot History
Federally Recognized
Tribes
Pequot
War
Mashantucket
Pequot Musem & Research Center
Pequot Tribal
History
Pequot War
History
Tobacco Bear
New England confederation
- Pequot War
Colin
Juan's Page
- Pima
Gila
River Indian Community and Farming=Pima
Bradley
Peters' Page
- Pima
Ira
Hayes - Pima
Salt River Pima - Maricopa
Indian Community - Scottsdale Arizona
Salt
River Pima - Maricopa Indian
Community
Pima-Maricopa
Indian Community
Stabilizing
Indiigenous Languages - Pima
Urshel Taylor - biography
- Pima
The Salt River
Pima-Maricopa Indian Community
Pima
Indian Photos
The Ballad
of Ira Hayes - Pima
The Flag
of the Pima Salt River Nation
THE PIMAN PEOPLE
of the Great Basin Desert The Native People of Northern California
and Southern Oregon consist of several Tribes, known as the
Shasta Nation,
the Modoc Tribe, the Wintu Tribe, and the Pitt River Tribe.
Pitt River
Tribes
PLATEAU
Plateau
Indians of
Oregon
Foods
of the Plateau
Indians
Plateau Indians
- lived in
Tipis
Daily
Life of the Plateau
Indians
Plateau
Indians -
changing
Plateau Indians
- encyclopedia
Pocomoke Indian Tribe of Maryland
POMO
Pinoleville Band of Pomo
Indians-Ukiah, CA
Pinoleville Band of Pomo
Indians
The Pomo
Indians of California and their Neighbors
The
Pomo Indians
Lytton Rancheria
The Pomo
People - History
Pomo Tribe of
Elem
Barbara
Warner
member of the Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma
Portage
Band, Minnesota
THE POTAWATAMI DEATH TRAIL
The Story
of the Potawatami Death Trail
Citizen Potawatomi Tribe
Prairie
Band Potawatomi
English - Potawatomi
Dictionary
Potawatomi
Dictionary
Hannahville Potawatomi
Prairie Band of Potawatami
Indians
Cyberlodge
of Touch The Sky
Creations -
Potawatami
Prairie Band of Potawatomi (Official
website)
Prairie Band
Potawatomi (Unofficial)
Forest County Potawatomi
Tribe
Smokey
McKinney - Potowatami
Citizen Band Potawotami
Prairie Band
of Potawatomi Indians, Kansas
Potawatomi
Language
Potawatomi
POTAWATAMI
- LANGUAGE PROJECT
Hannahville Indian Community (Potawatomi),
MI
Potawatomi - Prairie
Band - The Potawatomi are an American Indian nation from the woodlands
or Great Lakes area of North America.
Potawatomi
- Prairie Band
Potawatomi Home Page
POWHATAN |
Powhatan Renape Nation:
located on The Rankokus Indian Reservation
Recognized by the State of New Jersey.
Powhatan
Renape of New Jersey
Wampanoag
and Powhatan Native Americans
The Powhatan
Indians
Powhatan Indian
Village
RIO GRANDE PUEBLOS |
Pueblo of Jemez Department of Resource
Protection
Pueblo Office of Environmental
Protection
Taos Pueblo Environmental
Office
Who are the Pueblos?
New Mexico's
Pueblos
Eight Northern Indian
Pueblos
Picuris Pueblo
San Ildefonso
Pueblo
San Juan Pueblo
SAN
ILDEFONSO
Sandia Pueblo
Santa Ana Pueblo
Pueblo
Prayer
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The Southwest: Prehistoric
Pueblos
Description
Taos
Pueblo
Tesuque Pueblo
Tigua Pueblo (just outside
New Mexico in El Paso)
The Indian Pueblo Cultural
Center
San Ildefonso Pueblo Tribal Court
PUYALLUP
Puyallup -
Chief Daniel J.
Satiacum
Lushootseed-
Squaxin Language
Puyallup
Tribe
Puyallup
Tribe of Indians
The Pyallup
Skystones
The Puyallup
War
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Council-ITCA
Yuma / Quechan
Ft. Yuma-Quechan
Home Page
The Cocopah Indian Reservation was established through Executive Order No.2711
by President Woodrow Wilson on September 27, 1917
Fort Yuma-Quechan
Tribe Reservation
Reservation is near Yuma, Arizona and extends into California and Mexico.
Gold Mine
Would Vandalize Indian Cultural Sites
... The 3,000-member Quechan Tribe, which has lived in this area of the desert
for thousands of years,
will witness the obliteration of their cultural heritage. ...
Quechan Tribe
Information - The Ah-Mut Pipa Foundation
Quechan
Tribe Faces Revived Mining Plan
The Glamis Mine site, this chuckwalla is one of the animals to be threatened
by giant pools of cyanide on desert lands held as sacred by the Quechan Tribe.
...
State Profiles - Quechan
Tribe
FORT Yuma - Quechan
Tribe - See Yuma
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The Rankokus Indian Reservation
in Westampton Township, New Jersey.
Raramuri
People
The
Raramuri History of Creation
Raramuri
History and Environment
THE RIVER YUMAN PEOPLE of the Sonoran Desert
Round Valley
Tribes
Yuki, Concow Maidu, Little Lake and other Pomo, Nomlaki, Cahto, Wailaki,
Pit River peoples formed a new tribe on the reservation, the Covelo Indian
Community, later to be called the Round Valley Indian Tribes.
The Arrival
of Whites
Russell Means Home
Page
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http://www.lemhishoshone.com
Salish Indian
History
Medicine Rock and the Salish Indians
The Coast Salish
Indians
Chief Dan
George
(1899-1981)
- Salish
Confederated Salish & Kootenai
Tribes, The People's Center
Canim Lake Band
'Tsqescen' - Salish
The Hul'qumi'num Treaty Group
- Salish
Kootenai Tribal
Council
- Salish
Penelakut
Indians - Salish
Sto:lo Culture (Central Coast
Salish Studies)
Salish Family
of Language
Spokane
Tribe-Salish
SAUK-SUIATTLE
TRIBE-Salish
The Spokane
Tribe-Salish
Salish
Elder Interview
SALTEAUX
Ojibwe/Salteaux
Tribes of
Manitoba
The Samish Girl Who Nurtured Sealife
Legends of the Pacific Northwest
San Diego
County Indian Reservations
The Indians
of San Diego County: the Kumeyaay, Diegueño, Luiseño, Cupeño,
and Cahuilla
Santo Domingo
Tribe
The Saskatchewan Indian Cultural
Centre
SAUK AND
FOX HISTORY
Soda Creek Band, The Xatsu'll First Nation-Secwepemc
SCHAGHTICOKE TRIBE
Connecticut/New York
Seminole Tribe of Florida
Chief Jim Billie
Seminole
Betty
Mae Jumper story teller-
Seminole
FLORIDA
- SEMINOLE WAR PAGE
Seminole Tribe of
Florida
Seminole Tribe of Florida
Seminole Nation
of Oklahoma
SEMINOLE
ZONE
Seminole
Timeline
Seminole
Indians
Okahumpkee's
Home Page - Seminole
| BLOG OF SENECA
http://www.greatdreams.com/blog-2014/dee-blog661.html The Seneca Nation of Indians Seneca Indian Tribe History
Seneca Indian Tribe History. Seneca ('place of the
stone,' the Anglicized form of the Dutch enunciation of the Mohegan
rendering of the Iroquoian ethnic ...
www.accessgenealogy.com/native/tribes/seneca/senecahist.htm Seneca Indian Tribe Clans
Seneca Indian Tribe Clans. In historical times the
Seneca have been by far the most populous of the five tribes
originally composing the League of the ...
www.accessgenealogy.com/native/tribes/seneca/senecaslans.htm Facts for Kids: Seneca Indians (Senecas)
Today there are three Seneca bands in New York, each
with its own reservation. A reservation is land that belongs to an
Indian tribe and is under their ...
www.bigorrin.org/seneca_kids.htm The Seneca Nation of Indians
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 ...
www.sni.org/ Seneca Indians - Historical American Indian Resource
Apr 9, 2003 ... To Be Indian: The Life of Iroquois-Seneca
Arthur Caswell Parker ... The Seneca were on of the most
important tribes in the Iroquois League ...
www.senecaindian.com/ Seneca Indians - Tribal History
Nov 28, 2001 ... Here we present a brief profile of the
Seneca Indian tribe, their history and place within the
confederacy known as The Iroquois League. ...
www.senecaindian.com/seneca_tribal.htm Seneca Language and the Seneca Indian Tribe (Onandowaga)
Seneca language information and the culture, history and
genealogy of the Seneca Indians. Includes a kids' section
with questions and answers about the ...
www.native-languages.org/seneca.htm
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Ancient Mound Builders - The Great Serpent Mound
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SHASTA
The Native People of Northern California and Southern Oregon consist of several
Tribes, known as the
Shasta Nation, the
Modoc Tribe, the Wintu Tribe, and the Pitt River Tribe.
SHAWNEE
Shawnee
Indians
Shawnee's
Reservation
Shawnee
Tribe
Chief Tecumseh.
United
Tribe of Shawnee Indians
Shawnee
... increasingly concerned by the Westo, an aggressive tribe
which had only ...
The Westo dropped from sight afterwards, and any Westo who survived were ...
www.tolatsga.org/shaw.html -
Shinnecock
Shinnecock on Long
Island
Indian Place Names
on Long Island
Shinnecock War
over Taxes
Shinnecock
Nations Cultural Center Complex
Shinnecock - (At the Level
Land)
Shinnecock
Forums
List
of Herbs used by the Shinnecock
The Evolution
of the Shinnecock Culture
TheShinnecock
Reservation
The Hampton's
History
Southhampton's
History
Shoalwater
Where are all the Children - Mar. 28, 2000
Shoshone
Business Council
Reggie's
Page
- Shoshoni
Te-Moak Tribe of Western
Shoshone Indians of Nevada
Te-Moak
Tribe of Western Shoshone
Indians
Ely-Shoshone Tribe of Nevada
Duckwater Shoshone Tribe
of the Duckwater Reservation, Nevada
Shoshonee -
Bruce's
Home Page
Yomba Shoshone Tribe
Sacajawea
http://www.lemhishoshone.com
SHUSWAP NATION
Shuswap Nation -
Neskonlith Indian Reservation, Canada
Kamloops Indian Band -
Shuswap
Shuswap
Nation
Shuswap (Secwepemc) on the Neskonlith
Indian Reserve
The Secwepemc Nation (Shuswap)
CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF SILETZ INDIANS
- OREGON
Siletz
Indians
Rogue River War and Siletz
Reservation Collection
Siletz Tribe - The Confederated Tribes
of Siletz is a confederation of 27 bands, originally ranging from Northern
California to Southern Washington. They are a federally recognized tribe
located in Lincoln County, Oregon.
Sioux Heritage
~Sioux
Lady~
Hunkpapa Sioux
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=hunkpapa+sioux
Lower
Brule Sioux
The
Great Sioux Nation
Flandreau
Santee Sioux
Rosebud Sioux Tribe
The Sisseton Wahpeton Sioux
Tribe
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
Sioux Heritage
Photos of Sioux
Chiefs
The White Buffalo
Woman - Sioux
A
Guide to the Great Sioux Nation
BLACK ELK: HOLY MAN
OF THE OGALA SIOUX
Black Elk: Earth
Prayer& the Sunset
Sisseton Wahpeton Sioux
Tribe
Rosebud
Sioux
The
Sioux Tribe
The Flag of
the Crow Creek Sioux
The Battle of Little Big Horn
- 1876 - Sioux and cheyenne
Standing
Rock Sioux
Standing Rock
Sioux
Standing
Rock Reservation
Standing Rock Community
Profile
Cheyenne River
Sioux Tribe (Lakota language resource)
Sioux - Sisseton Wahpeton
Tribe - Dakota art, culture, history, language.
Flandrean
Santee Sioux Tribe
Lower
Brule Sioux Tribe
Rosebud
Sioux Tribe
Standing
Rock Sioux tribe
Guide
to the Great Sioux Nation
The
Lakota or Teton Sioux (Ogalala, Brule, Blackfeet, Hunkpapa, Two
Kettles, and Sans Arcs)
Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux, History
& Culture
Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota Nation
Skokomish
Profile
Skokomish
Reservation and School
Skokomish
Tribe
Skokomish
Tribe trying to save their river
Skokomish Tribe
in Washington State
SOUTH CAROLINA TRIBES
Catawba. Significance unknown though the name was probably native to the
tribe. Also called:
Ani'ta'guă, Cherokee name.
Cherokee. The extreme northwestern portion of the State was occupied by Cherokee Indians.
Chiaha. A part of this tribe lived in South Carolina at times. (See Georgia.)
Chickasaw. The Chickasaw territory proper was in northern Mississippi, at a considerable distance from the State under discussion, but about 1753 a body of Chickasaw Indians settled on the South Carolina side of Savannah River, to be near the English trading posts and to keep in contact with the English, who were their allies. Before 1757 most of them moved over to the immediate neighborhood of Augusta and remained there until the period of the American Revolution. In that war they sided against the colonists and their lands were confiscated in 1783.
Cusabo. Meaning perhaps "Coosawhatchie River (people)."
Eno. This tribe moved into the northern part of the state after 1716 and perhaps united ultimately with the Catawba. At some prehistoric period they may lived on Enoree River. (See North Carolina.)
Keyauwee. They settled on the Pee Dee after 1716 and probably united with the Catawba.
Natchez. A band of Indians of this tribe lived for several years at a place called Four Hole Springs in South Carolina but left in 1744 fearing the vengeance of the Catawba because of seven of that tribe whom they had killed.
Pedee. Meaning unknown, but Speck (1935) suggests from Catawba pi'ri, "something good," or pi'here, "smart," "expert," "capable."
Santee. Named according to Speck (1935), from iswan'ti,
"the river," or "the river is there." Also called:
Seretee, by Lawson (1860).
Sewee. Significance: perhaps, as Gatschet suggested, from sawe', "island."
Shakori. This tribe is thought to have moved south with the Eno after 1716 and to have united ultimately with the Catawba. At some prehistoric period they perhaps lived on or near Enoree River, and there is reason to think that they or a branch gave their name to the Province of Chicora. (See North Carolina.)
Sissipahaw. Possibly they were the Sauxpa mentioned by the Spanish officer Vandera, in 1569, and if so they may have been in South Carolina, a proposition considerably strengthened if Chicora is to be identified with the Shakori, since Barnwell (1908) equates these tribes. (See North Carolina.)
Wateree.
Gatschet suggests a
connection with
Catawba, wateran,
"to float on the
water." Also called:
Chickanee, name
for a division of
Wateree and meaning
"little."
Guatari, Spanish
spelling of their
name.
Waxhaw.
Meaning unknown.
Also called:
Flatheads, a
name given to this
tribe and others of
the Catawba
connection owing to
their custom of
deforming the head.
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Villages
The Casto Massacre
- Snohomish - 1864
Snohomish and Kikialos
Indians - Park
A
Bibliography of Northwest Indians
Boeda
Strand
Lower Columbia
Tribes
Tribal
Seasons
Snoqualmies'
history Key dates
Snoqualmie Petition for
Status
Spokane Tribe of Indians
(Official)
Spokane
Indian Tribe
History of the
Spokane
Suquamish Tribe
Port Madison Reservation, WA.
Suquamish
Indians- Chief Seattle's Letter
Suquamish
Tribe
Suquamish Indians-
Chief Seattle's Letter
Chief Seattle, Chief of the Suquamish Indians wrote to the American Government
in the 1800's -
Chief Seattle's
Speech
Susquehanna
River Rock Art
Chesapeake
Connection: History
Swtext
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History
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The Miami
Circle, the possible location of the early Tekesta capitol
Tekesta Tribal
links
The Taino Inter-Tribal Council
The Taino Indians
of Puerto Rico
Taino-L - The Taino
Indigenous People's Internet Forum
16
January 1493 [Atlantic Slave Trade]
An article which lays the origins of the slave trade in North America
squarely at the feet of Christopher Columbus.
Caribbean
Island Societies,
The Caribbean islands and their inhabitants at the time of discovery in
1492.
Castello
Banfi - Culinary History - Christopher Columbus
Details of the food that would have been aboard Columbus' ships and the
means which were used to preserve and prepare it. What the Mesoamerican peoples
ate.
Crimes
of Christopher Columbus
"As Francis Jennings writes in The Invasion of America, 'The Europeans
did not settle a virgin land. They invaded and displaced a native
population."
Dominican Republic Research
Home Page
Includes a page about a cenote (ceremonial well)
Extracts
from Journal
In his own words, about the voyage and first landfall of Christopher
Columbus.
History of
Jose Maria Cave and the Taino Indians
In 1492, when Christopher Columbus landed and met his first native Americans,
there were between one and 3 million Taino Indians. In 1515 there were 1,500
Taino Indians.
Dominican Republic
Research Home Page
Links to on land and underwater discoveries,
and a section about some shipwrecks from Columbus' fleet.
He used Columbus' own ship log.
Texas
Indians
Tillamook Indians, Fort Clatsop,
and Lewis and Clark
Tillamook
Bow and Atrow Hunting
General History
of the Oregon Coast - Tillamook - Killamook
Lewis
and Clark visit the Clatsops and Tillamook
Tillamook County
History - according to Lewis & Clark
The
Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde
Indians
of the Northwest Coast
United States
vs the Tillamooks
Western Oregon
Indians
Oregon
Tribes
Tillamook
- Nehalem
The
Plains
Indians:
The Sioux, the Cheyenne, and the Arapaho
The Tlingit National Anthem
from Alaska's Tongass
Tlinget Carving
This Land Is Ours, Tlingits and
the Haidas
The Tlingit People
Katalla-Chilkat Tlingit
Tonkawa
Indians
Tonkawa Tribe
Tonkawas
Court Case in Texas
The Tonkawan
Indians of Texas
The Tonkawa of
Texas
East Texas Indians
and their customs
Tonkawa Tribe
of Oklahoma
The
Tonkawa Indians
The Tonkawans
Moved to Oklahoma
Tsayonah's Traditions
and Tales
Tsisdetsi
home
Janet
McCloudTulalip
Circle of Kolas - Tahtonka
Taino Tribal
Council of Jatibonicu of New Jersey
Taino Inter-Tribal
Council
Documents
from the Bulletin Board of the Taino Indians of the Caribbean and
Florida
Tohono O'odham Nation of Arizona
Tohono O'odham Nation of Arizona
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation
Tamustalik Cultural
Institute
Taino
Inter-Tribal Council
Ts'kw'aylaxw
First Nation
THE
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THE MAYAN
PROPHECIES
The Mayan
Struggle
THE MOHAWK NATION
OF AKWESASNE
The Waseskun
Network
Tulalip
Tribe of Washington
Tlingit - Northwest
History
Raven's
Window-Tlingit
Central Council Of The Tlingit
and Haida Indians of Alaska
Tsalagi
A
Small Lexicon of Tsalagi Words
CHILCOTIN - see TSILHQOT'IN
Tsilhqot'in
Nation
Tsilhqot'in National Government 102-383 Oliver St.,
Williams Lake Chilcotin Territory
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Unjust
Trial and Hanging of the Tsilhqot'in Warriors
Unjust Trial and Hanging of the Tsilhqot'in Warriors. by
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Abstracts | Bios. The Tsilhqot’in (Chilcotin) people reside in the territory ...
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We
do not know his name: Klatsassin and the Chilcotin War
Settler-Tsilhqot'in Relations. After the trials the case
was closed -- or was it?
The townsfolk and ranchers on the borders of Tsilhqot’in territory found ...
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Aboriginal
Language Program Handbook - The State of British ...
This loss of the Tsilhqot'in language has carried on
during the 1990s. Although still
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Tsilhqot'in
Chilcotin Portal Websites
Find portal websites to the Tsilhqot'in Chilcotin Indians
of British Columbia,
Canada with First Nations Seeker's Tsilhqot'in Chilcotin page!
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THE TULALIP TRIBES NATURAL RESOURCES PROGRAM
The Last Tumucuan Died in
1757
Missions,
Timucuans and the Aucilla
The Tumucuan
History
The First
Floridians - The Tumucuan
Tunica-biloxi Tribe
The Tunica-biloxi
Tribe of Louisiana
TUSCARORA AND
6 NATIONS WEBSITE
Tuscaroras.com
Tuscaroras - Tuscarora
Indian Nation of New York
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| Chief Blunt was then offered the chance to
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| Tuscarora Reservation, New York Six
Nations of the Grand River, Ontario Tuscarora Tribe of
North Carolina, Pembroke, North Carolina ... www.peace4turtleisland.org/pages/tuscarora.htm |
Troy's Native
American Links
Tsalagi-Native American
Indian Gateway
the
Tsalagi Web Ring
Medicine
Bear - Tsalagi
Tribal Communities in the Bristol Bay Region, Alaska
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CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF UMATILLA INDIANS - OREGON
COW CREEK BAND OF UMPQUA TRIBE OF INDIANS
Unami - Branch of
Lenni-Lenape
The Legend of
the Unami Clan
The Freedom
Belt
Unami and the Deleware
United South
Eastern Tribes (USET)
United South and Eastern
Tribes
US Cultural Protection Legislation
U.S. Federal Native Language Act of 1992
U.S. Federally Non-Recognized Indian Tribes -- Index by State
U.S.
Indian Tribes -- Index by State
U.S. House of
Representatives Internet Law Library
Mark's Ute Tribes
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| Waccamaw Indian Tribe History.
... Waccamaw. One of the small tribes formerly
dwelling on the Lower Pedee and its branches in South Carolina and the
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WACCAMAW, NORTH CAROLINA TRIBE
| The 1800 plus members of the Waccamaw-Siouan
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Waihki tribe has no information on the web
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The corresponding term for a tribe of alien speech would be Waíkehl (“north foreign language”), an appellation which does not exist.
Lewis
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... However, the Walla Walla chief did manage to exact a promise
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Tamastslikt
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... A Shahaptian tribe formerly living on lower Walla Walla
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Walpole Island
First Nation
Walpole
Island
Wampanoag Tribe Meet the White Men
Wampanoag Tribe of Massachusetts
Massasoit
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Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head
Aquinnah
At present there are over 900 members listed on the Tribal rolls of the Wampanoag
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Wampanoag Indians
Constitution of the
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)
Wampanoag Tribe
The Wampanoag people have lived for thousands of years on the island of
Martha's Vineyard
Confederated Tribes
of the Warm Springs Oregon Indians
The
Warm Springs, Wasco, & Northern Paiute
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Washington State Tribe
Contacts
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Reservations map is GIS access to web info.
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The mission of IPSS shall be to promote communications between
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Washoe Tribe of
Nevada and California
The
Lost Indian Tribes of California
Wea Indian Tribe
History
The Wea Indian Tribe
WESTO
Erie
... during the 1670s, they may have been the Westo, another
mystery tribe.
Little is known about the Westo except they lived in a large, fortified village
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The
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... For instance, the Westo tribe, a particularly fierce warlike
nation, had come from
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South
Carolina SC - Indians, Native Americans - Westo
Information about the Westo, including their history and current
status as ...
The tribe was not mentioned in colonial historic documents after the early ...
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South Carolina SC - Indian Tribes
SCIway's Directory of South Carolina Indian Tribes Resources. ... Waxhaw - Flatheads;
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The Westo, an important tribe on the southern border of South
Carolina, furnished
a number of such captives during the latter part of the eighteenth century ...
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Winnemucca Indian colony of Nevada
WINNEMEM/WINTU
The Wintu
& Their Neighbors. University of Arizona Press.
Morphological
Parallels between Klamath and Wintu
Appendices
from The Wintu and Their Neighbors
Wintu Book. Table
of Contents
The Native People of Northern California and Southern Oregon consist of
several Tribes,
known as the Shasta Nation,
the Modoc Tribe, the Wintu Tribe, and the Pitt River Tribe.
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WISCONSIN Indian tribes: BIA (Minneapolis Area Office) contact info
WISCONSIN INDIAN TRIBES: reservation and tribal office contact info,
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Wichita
Indian Tribe History
... and Wichita tribes have almost always been on terms of close
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a large camp of the confederated Wichita tribes on South Canadian river, ...
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Yscanis Indian Tribe History
... and calabashes, were closely allied with the other Wichita tribes, ... in 1778
and 1779 to the Wichita tribes Mezières does not mention the Yscanis, ...
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Northeastern Woodland Indian Peoples
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Wounded Knee and the Medal of (dis)Honor
Wyandot Nation of Kansas Website
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Primary historic documents about the Wyandot
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Baskets
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Adobe Gallery art of the southwest indian. Find collectible
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Round
Valley Congressional History
The Yuki Tribe also was respected by neighboring Indians to have
... Later it
became known that sub-tribes of the Yuki occupied the valleys and glades ...
www.covelo.net/tribes/pages/tribes_rvcongress.shtml -
Yuki
Indian Family History
... comprising only the Yuki, divided into several tribes or
groups speaking ...
South of this group of tribes, between the Middle fork and the South Eel, ...
www.accessgenealogy.com/ native/tribes/yukiindinahist.htm
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Yuki
Uncharacteristic of northern California tribes, the Yuki often
had armed ...
Yuki - ES Curtis http://www.curtis-collection.com/tribe%20data/yuki.html ...
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Yuki
tribe: Information From Answers.com
Yuki tribe The Yuki tribe has no connection to the Japanese word
of the same name.
For an article on that word and places named after it, see Yuki.
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Yuki
tribe -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
The Yuki tribe has no connection to the Japanese word of the
same name. For an
article on that word and places named after it, see (Click link for more info
...
www.absoluteastronomy.com/ encyclopedia/y/yu/yuki_tribe.htm
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