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An Open Book by
Ezra Cornell
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" Minds are like parachutes,
they only
function when they are open. "
Sir James
Dewar
These photographs from the
last century, capture
the true grace and beauty
of Native Americans.
Amelia Frost and the Presbyterian Mission
This group assists Indian
communities and
offers medical education
and cross-cultural training.
American
Association of Indian Physicians
Founded to encourage the
education of Native Americans
in the fields of science,
technology, engineering and business.
American Indian
Science and Engineering Society
A good list of resources
for American Indian studies research.
American Indian Studies Library Research Guide
Although not recently
updated, there are still some
excellent resources listed
here for Anthropology students.
Anthropology at Yale: Library Resources
Who is the new Head of the BIA?
We finally have a new
leader at the helm.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs
One of the
most sacred places in American Native History,
Cahokia
Mounds is like no other place in this country
for
discovering who our real First people were.
Cahokia
A massive collection of
Native American reference
and educational resources
from USC.
Center for Multilingual, Multicultural Research
This government resources
web site lists many
agencies and is a very good
place to find help.
CODE TALK
If your studies include the
First People of Florida,
this page has an
extensive Resource list.
Florida's
First People
An outstanding collection
of links to everything
American Indian from
Endicott College.
Guide to Native American Culture
The Peabody Museum of
Ethnology
and Archaeology on-line
exhibitions.
Harvard's Peabody Museum Exhibits
Official web site of
the Intertribal Agricultural Council
"founded in 1987 to
pursue and promote conservation, development
and use of our
agricultural resources for the betterment of our people".
The Indian Ag Link
The finest collection of
literary works on the Internet.
The Master List at the University Of Virginia
An outstanding reference
resource, the National Archive
and Records Administration, offers some excellent
information about our
people and our history.
NARA
An organization dedicated
to assuring decent,
clean and safe housing for
Native Americans.
National American Indian Housing Council
The Yale University library
research
guide for Native American
studies.
Native American Studies
Excellent Native American
reference resources
from the library of
Stanford University.
Native American Studies Collections
Another fine place to begin
or enhance
your search for your
Indigenous roots.
Native Web Genealogy Resources
A comprehensive UC Berkeley
collection of data
about the Indigenous
California people.
Northern and Central California Indians
These first-hand accounts,
reveal the mind set of much
of the country at this time
and expose the shameful
behavior of the US
Government towards its Indigenous people.
Very reminiscent of the
chilling must read book by Robert F. Heizer,
The Destruction of
California Indians.
Notes Among the Indians
PBS examines the history of
the people, places
and treaties that helped
shape the American West.
PBS-New Perspectives on The West
These beautiful Native
American photographs are
from the Pitt Rivers Museum
at Oxford University.
The Pitt Rivers Museum
The Mother of all Native
American genealogy resources online.
Your personal search for
ancestors should begin here.
Roots Web
This unparalleled reference
resource from the fine minds
at Stanford is an
archive of the Human Language
with nearly 2,400
languages represented.
The Rosetta Project
A complete guide to Native
American languages,
from the UC Davis Native
American Studies Department.
SSILA - Learning Aids
A good place to learn about Indian languages.
Teaching Indigenous Languages
This Native American
Language page has detailed maps
and
information about the History of Native Languages.
Native American Languages
A wealth of historical data
of particular importance
for those seeking
information about Indian history:
Pre-Colonial/Native
American Resources.
The Time Page
Two extraordinary
collections of photographs and biographies,
from America's premier
Native American photographer.
Edward Sheriff Curtis
The Tribal Index
The Library of Congress Collection
The University of Indiana
has created a beautiful
collection of American
Indian photographs.
The William Hammond Mathers Museum
This rare web resource of
Indigenous people, issues,
articles, papers and news
stories, is nicely
sorted by issue and
geographical location.
World
History Archives,
Indigenous Peoples of the Americas
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