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Native American videos for educational and home use.
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School paper about the religion of the Iroquois Nation, Dakota (Sioux) and Apache tribes.
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Prints, sculpture, fine arts produced by Native artist Randy P. Smoke.
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Basic demographic and linguistic information.
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Index of Indian legends by title and theme.
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Article by Nora Bunce, an eastern Cherokee woman, on the religious beliefs of her people.
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History of the Ghost Dance Movement among the Plains Indians.
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Basic demographic and linguistic information.
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Presentation of Juanita Tiger Kavena's cookbook, with excerpt and sample recipe.
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Annotated list of sites and resources maintained by Lisa Mitten.
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Summary and review of the book with classroom discussion ideas, activities, related books and links.
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First Nations-owned company offers ribbon shirts and dresses made by Tyendinaga Mohawk artists.
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Pronunciation guide, language learning worksheets, and cultural information.
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The Naskapi lexicon database provides users with access to a trilingual dictionary, with translations of terms into Naskapi, English and French.
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Native American music, storytelling and culture.
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Native American flute music CDs.
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Article and lengthy discussion on Passamaquoddy language loss and revitalization.
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List of Cayuga words, in alphabetical order, with audio files of a native speaker pronouncing each.
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An array of Native American style flutes made mostly from aromatic cedar.
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Description of traditional Navajo religious rituals.
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The Algic language family, with links to demographic information about each language.
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Information on Seneca orthography, including keyboard mapping and a text example.
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Words, sentences, and audio files from an Abenaki elder.
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Hand-crafted Native American flutes. Includes a brief history of flutes, instruction on care and on playing.
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Book Review by the New York Times
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Article including a phonological inventory and some grammatical information.
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Basic demographic and linguistic information.
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Linguistic, cultural, and historical information.
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Independent producers and distributors of educational videos on Native North American and First Nations art, culture and artists.
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Specializing in craft supplies such as beading, jewelry, arrowheads and shells. Includes reproductions of artifacts.
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Contains pronunciation guide, phrase and wordlist, and a introductory lesson. By Ph.D. Richard Applegate.
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Dealer of pre-Columbian and antique American Indian art.
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Information on museum and the history/culture of the Seneca and Iroquois. Located in Salamanca, New York.
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Specializing in designs utilizing primarily Eastern Red Cedar, Douglas Fir and Redwood. Tuned to traditional minor scales, with a major scale available. Offers sound samples.
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Native American and Inuit arts and crafts, specializing in art of the native Southwestern peoples. With a mailing list for serious fetish collectors.
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Offering paintings, sculptures, arts and crafts by various First Nations and Inuit artists.
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Contemporary music for flute, inter-tribal drums, and voice. Includes photos, Windows Media and mp3 audio, and general information.
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A Koasati greeting, sample text, and useful phrases.
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Boston "Phoenix" review of Smoke Signals, including interview with the author.
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A non profit group who teach people about the Vermont Native Americans through, classes, demonstrations and workshops.
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Pronunciation guide, language learning worksheets, and cultural information.
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Description of Native American spirituality, with quotes from Indian religious figures and excerpts from a book by a Lakota Sioux nun.
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Offering handmade North and South American indigenous models. Instructional courses available.
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Tells the story of the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe and the Great Lakes Anishinabek. Features details of collections, events, a research center, workshops, memberships, and guided tours. Located in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan.
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Offering cane flutes, as well as styles made from mahogany and Black Mesquite. Includes sound bytes.
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Exhibition from MesoWeb seeking to understand human sacrifice among the Olmec and Aztec.
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Offering designs crafted from polyvinylchloride. Includes a photo gallery. [Does not work on all browsers, best viewed in IE]
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Handmade silver, turquoise, and stone jewelry by Southwest Indian artists. Also carries dead pawn.
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Articles about art collectors' dos and don'ts and how to determine if a piece is authentic.
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Bilingual coloring book in Gros Ventre and English, aimed at children.
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Ho-Chunk Nation American Indian artist working in sculpture, painting, and carving.
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Video about traditional American Indian religious practices.
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Two Christian prayers translated into Miami-Illinois.
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A "rustic" Cherokee font available for download.
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Essay about land-based spirituality, creation mythology and immanence.
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Explanation of the difference between Eurasian shamanism and American Indian religion, by a shamanic devotee.
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Provides community resources for learning the Oneida language and culture.
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Jimm G. Good Tracks' descriptions and bibliography of research and fieldwork into the native language of the Ioway and Otoe of Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Cautionary note for seekers of American Indian spirituality.
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Questing for personal vision and wilderness rites of passage, offers woodlands, desert, and ocean quests throughout Canada.
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Basic demographic and linguistic information.
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Historic and modern pictures of tipis plus links to manufacturers and published articles.
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Two squash recipes and one for sage pesto, courtesy of Loretta Barrett Oden.
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Paintings of Native Americans and animals by a non-native artist.
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Article including a general language profile and a map.
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Hand-made flutes, jewelry, and gifts by Indian and Hawaiian artists.
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Contemporary original art and prints, mostly watercolors and sculpture by Canadian artists Hugh Niblock and Gale LaMontagne.
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Program features true stories of First Nations people who are following Jesus Christ.
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Presenting a collection of indigenous artwork by Nuxalk (Bella Coola) and other Northwest Coast native peoples.
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Abstract of the tale.
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A general overview with quotes, essays, and links.
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More than 250 traditional and modern recipes from many first nations, as well as instructions, and herb and plant encyclopedia.
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Syllabus for discussion of themes in author's stories.
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Information for ordering.
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Collection of Indian legends from the Pacific Northwest.
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Southern Sierra Miwok grammar, dictionary, and sample translated texts by Sylvia M. Broadbent, 1964.
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Selling artistic pictures of Native American people.
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Dedicated to the preservation and revitalization of Unyææshæötká', the language of the West Virginia Mingo. Includes a Mingo alphabet, dictionary, texts, grammar lessons, games and chat session.
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Rugs, weaving workshops, and traditional tools for sale from a Dineh weaver.
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Links and articles from InfoPlease.
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International organization defending freedom of religion and basic religious rights of Native American Indians.
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Features the works of over 1200 Native Artists at any given time. Online ordering as well as six locations in BC.
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Small record company in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Native musicians represented include Buffy St. Marie, Red Bull, White Ridge and Stoney Park.
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Very brief summary of the author's biography and work.
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Exhibits the creative achievements of artists and craftsmen of the United States.
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Cakchiquel alphabet, calendar, numbers and songs.
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An excerpt from a collection of Pima Indian tales.
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Soapstone carvings, instruments, jewelry, and other crafts from Chumash artist Michael Phillips.
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Native American (Mohawk) artist using mixed media elements such as paper, crushed stones, porcupine quills and acrylic paints.
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Unique west coast Salish-style native art, featuring work by John Joseph, Victor Harrison and Les Hamilton. Includes carved doors, totem poles, wall plaques, cedar chests and paddles.
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