Peoples
- Nevada Tribes and Community Organizations
- Nevada Tribes
- History of the Cherokee
- Cherokee
- Powhatan Ranape Nation
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Powhatan Ranape - Federally Recognized Indian Tribes
- SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given of the current list of tribal entities recognized and eligible for funding and services from the Bureau of Indian Affairs by virtue of their status as Indian tribes.
- Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
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Standing Rock Sioux
- The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
- Welcome to Warm Springs, a nation where the sun shines most every day and time turns to the pace of a culture that has been thousands of years in the making. 11/16/99
- Redesignation of the Yavapai-Apache Reservation
- SUMMARY: The purpose of this action is to announce the EPA's resolution of an intergovernmental dispute over a request by the Yavapai-Apache Tribal Council to redesignate the Yavapai-Apache Reservation ("the Reservation") as a non-Federal Class I area
- The Oglala Sioux
- Oglala Sioux
- An Interview with Anthony Pico, Chairman, Viejas Indian
- PBS Frontline interview 10/20/99
- Yavapai Apache Tribe
- Officail web site for the Yavapai-Apache Nation of Camp Verde and Clarkdale, Arizona 11/16/99
- The Seneca Nation of Indians
- Seneca
- Camp Verde Yavapai Apache Indians in Arizona
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Yavapai Apache - Unofficial 10/20/99. - Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation
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Saponi
- The Oneida Indian Nation
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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.
- Chickasaw Nation
- Official Website of the Chickasaw Nation 10/20/99.
- Mohave Indians
- The Mohave Indians lived on the Colorado river, which separates California and Arizona. The Fort Mohave Indian reservation is located just across the river from Needles, California. The immense desert region to the west of the reservation is called the M
- Comanche Tribe
- The "Lords of the Plains," as the Comanches became known, were originally part of the Shoshone tribe of eastern Wyoming. The Pueblo Rebellion (1680) forced the Spanish to abandon their settlements in New Mexico and gave the Comanches their first horses.
- Comanche
- Comanche, Native North American tribe, a southern branch of the Shoshone, of Uto-Aztecan language family, and of the Plains culture area. 10/20/99.
- Tribes of The Olympics
- Olympic is the traditional homeland of more Native American groups than any other National Park unit. A unique opportunity exists to understand the relationship between these people and the ecosystem they live in. 11/15/99
- Kickapoo Tribe
- [Note: This is a single part of what will be, by my classification, about 240 compact tribal histories (contact to 1900). It is limited to the lower 48 states of the U.S. but also includes those First Nations from Canada and Mexico that had important roles
- Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
- Welcome to the official Home Page of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. 10/20/99
- Native American Indians
- We provide this directory on our site as a link to information on Native American Indians, helping you to learn of their past, present and future. 10/20/99
- Hopi Mesas and Navajo Culture - Crossing Worlds
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This is a journey into the heart of Hopi lands visiting all 3 mesas including the oldest continuously inhabited village in North America. 11/3/99
- Compact Histories
- Abenaki | Acolapissa | Algonkin | Bayougoula | Beothuk | Catawba | Cherokee | Chickasaw | Chitimacha | Comanche | Delaware | Erie | Houma | Huron | Illinois | Iroquois | Kickapoo | Mahican | Mascouten | Massachusett | Mattabesic | Menominee | Metoac |
- Overview
- When complete these Histories will encompass approximately 240 tribal histories (contact to 1900). They will be limited to the lower 48 states of the U.S. but also include those First Nations from Canada and Mexico that had important roles
- Working bibliography...
- Below is a compilation of sources used so far...this listing is by no means complete. Should anyone wish to recommend something not included here, please do so. I look forward to your comments... 11/17/99
- Native Tribes of U.S. and Canada
- Links to lists 11/17/99
- US Tribes Index
- Indexes Listed Below: STATE RECOGNIZED TRIBES NATIVE ORGANIZATIONS WITHOUT FEDERAL OR STATE RECOGNITION
- Chapter I - A Tale of Two Countries
- Manifest Destiny and Western Canada1997 Book One: Sitting Bull, the Little Bighorn and the North-West Mounted Police Revisited A Critical Re-evaluation of the Geopolitical Objectives of the United States Government's Northern Plains Indian Wars
- Coree?
- Who Are The Coree? 11/17/99
- Abenaki
- ABENAKI HISTORY (revised 7.21.97) 11/17/99
- Acolapissa
- ACOLAPISSA HISTORY 11/17/99
- Algonkin
- ALGONKIN HISTORY (revised 4.12.99) 11/17/99
- Bayougoula
- BAYOUGOULA HISTORY 11/17/99
- Beothuk
- BEOTHUK HISTORY
- Catawba
- CATAWBA HISTORY 11/17/99
- Chickasaw
- CHICKASAW HISTORY (revised 10.11.99) 11/17/99
- Chitimacha
- Chitimacha History 11/17/99
- Comanche-Part One
- COMANCHE HISTORY Part One 11/17/99
- Delaware
- DELAWARE HISTORY (revised 6.28.97) 11/17/99
- Erie
- ERIE HISTORY 11/17/99
- Houma
- HOUMA HISTORY
- Huron
- HURON HISTORY 11/17/99
- Illinois
- ILLINOIS HISTORY 11/17/99
- Iroquois
- IROQUOIS HISTORY 11/17/99
- Kickapoo
- KICKAPOO HISTORY 11/17/99
- Mahican
- MAHICAN HISTORY (revised 7.3.97) 11/17/99
- Mascouten
- MASCOUTEN HISTORY 11/17/99
- Massachuset
- MASSACHUSET HISTORY 11/17/99
- Mattabesic
- MATTABESIC HISTORY (revised 11.15.97) 11/17/99
- Menominee
- MENOMINEE HISTORY 11/17/99
- Metoac
- METOAC HISTORY (revised 1.23.99) 11/17/99
- Miami
- MIAMI HISTORY (revised 6.21.99) 11/17/99
- Micmac
- MICMAC HISTORY (revised 10.11.99) 11/17/99
- Mohegan
- MOHEGAN HISTORY (revised 7.14.97) 11/17/99
- Montagnais
- MONTAGNAIS HISTORY 11/17/99
- Narragansett
- NARRAGANSETT HISTORY (revised 7.15.97) 11/17/99
- Nauset
- NAUSET HISTORY 11/17/99
- Neutrals
- NEUTRALS HISTORY 11/17/99
- Niantic
- NIANTIC HISTORY (revisied 7.15.97) 11/17/99
- Nipissing
- NIPISSING HISTORY 11/17/99
- Nipmuc
- NIPMUC HISTORY 11/17/99
- Ojibwe
- OJIBWE HISTORY (revised February 24, 1999) 11/17/99
- Ottawa
- OTTAWA HISTORY 11/17/99
- Pennacook
- PENNACOOK HISTORY 11/17/99
- Pequot
- PEQUOT HISTORY (revised 7.15.97) 11/17/99
- Pocumtuc
- POCUMTUC HISTORY 11/17/99
- Potawatomi
- POTAWATOMI HISTORY (revised December 18, 1998) 11/17/99
- Sauk and Fox
- SAUK and FOX HISTORY 11/17/99
- Shawnee
- SHAWNEE HISTORY (revised 8.5.98) 11/17/99
- Susquehannock
- SUSQUEHANNOCK HISTORY 11/17/99
- Tionontati
- TIONONTATI HISTORY (revised 3.13.99) 11/17/99
- Cherokee
- CHEROKEE HISTORY Part One (revised 2.28.96) 11/17/99
- Wampanoag
- WAMPANOAG HISTORY 11/17/99
- Wappinger
- WAPPINGER HISTORY (6.28.97) 11/17/99
- Wenro
- WENRO HISTORY 11/17/99
- Winnebago
- WINNEBAGO HISTORY
- THE ILLINI: LORDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
- 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
- Mendota community URGENTLY seeks assistance
- Camp Coldwater is a historically important area of Minneapolis. It was the original site of the Mendota Mdewakanton Dakota tribe. This place is considered very sacred. The word Men-do-ta means where the waters meet. It is where the State of Minnesota began
- CHOCTAW WEB OF FAMILY/RESOURCES/CENSUS
- Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe - Wampanoag Nation
- Decendants of Massasoit's Tribe of Montaup, Pokanoket, Sowams, & the Seaconke plain.
- Kumeyaay Information Village and Resource Links
- The primary goal of KI is to welcome visitors and Indigenous people of all nations and provide a casual village environment to share and network their culturally-relevant creative work, information and opinions.
- The Kumeyaay Story
- This Web site is dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Kumeyaay culture. Kumeyaay.com tells the story from the Kumeyaay perspective, and is the premiere source for Kumeyaay Indian information.
- The Kumeyaay Language
- The word "Howka" means hello.
- The Mixed Blood Uinta's of Utah
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Cross the threshold into the world of the “Mixed Blood” Uinta Ute Indians.
- The Chikamaka Cherokee Band of The South Cumberland Plateau Region, Inc
- "Should we not therefore run all risks, and incur all consequences, rather than submit to further loss of our country? Such treaties may be alright for men who are too old to hunt or fight. As for me, I have my young warriors about me. We will have our lands. A-WANINSKI, I have spoken." -- Tsiyugvsini (Dragging Canoe)
- Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians
- Historically, the Tribes have mirrored life-ways common along the entire North American west coast. Tribal members lived closely and harmoniously with the land, living in plank-slab houses, gathering the fruits of the land and harvesting salmon and other fish, as well as, shellfish for nutrition. Cedar trees were utilitzed for everything from clothing to dug-out canoes.
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