Last of Lakota Sioux Code Talkers Recalls WWII Service
By Greg Flakus, VoA News They have been called the Greatest Generation for what they did to stop the Nazis in Europe and the Imperialist
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By Greg Flakus, VoA News They have been called the Greatest Generation for what they did to stop the Nazis in Europe and the Imperialist
__________________________ Science Conference Addresses Importance of Preservation By Art Chimes, VoA News San Francisco, CA – February 28, 2007 – There are nearly 7,000 languages
NCAI Empowers Native Youth through New Youth Ambassador Leadership Program Release by the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) In an effort to expand youth
NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY & CULTURE Thsi page has Native American timelimes, documents, treaties, etc. It also has information that is important and impacting to Native Americans.
Here is a great site with much information, original hard to find documents, great videos and a multilingual mailing list. Some of the sections of
“The world is full of stories, and from time to time they permit themselves to be told.”
Native American Ceremonies Ceremony plays a vital, essential role in Native American religions. Whereas western religions typically consider ceremony the servant of theology, Native American
Gods, Goddesses, Religions & Beliefs of the Native Americans Native Beliefs share some common tendencies. Religion tends to be closely related to the natural world. The
~ The Last Warrior ~ High on bleak, stony rag, Unmoving, he sits astride His ragged coated pony. Only telltale frozen breaths, Separate them from The
Often, around the fire in the long house of the Iroquois, during the Moon of the Long Nights, this tale is told. Three Arrows was
As Told By Glenn Welker Long, long ago, the Hopis were greatly troubled by the wind. It blew and blew and blew and blew–all the
Long, long ago, animals and trees talked with each other, but there was no fire at that time.Fox was most clever and he tried to
Apache, The Story of Creation In the beginning nothing existed–no earth, no sky, no sun, no moon, only darkness was everywhere. Suddenly from the darkness
——————————————————————————– Traditional Blackfoot story of How the Buffalo Dance was given to the people. ——————————————————————————– When the buffalo first came to be upon the land,
Apache: How the Buffalo Were Released on Earth ——————————————————————————– In the first days a powerful being named Humpback owned all the buffalo. He kept them
Windigo Ojibwa First Nation retold by S. E. Schlosser The storm lasted so long that they thought they would starve. Finally, when the wind and
“Crow Brings the Daylight” -An Inuit Myth An Inuit Myth retold by S. E. Schlosser Long, long ago, when the world was still new, the
Coyote and Wishpoosh (Chinook) retold by S. E. Schlosser Now Wishpoosh the monster beaver lived in the beautiful Lake Cle-el-lum which was full of fish.
Coyote and the Columbia (Sahaptin/Salishan Tribes) retold by S. E. Schlosser One day, Coyote was walking along. The sun was shining brightly, and Coyote felt
There was this old Indian who started working for this construction company. His first day on the job the crew was worried about the dark
I heard about some of these places in Minnesota that were either haunted by Natives or were haunted because of Natives… or something like that,
click photo Who is this Native American Man wearing the 1871 Grant Peace Medal? There are actualy three photos with three different Indians who are
Minneapolis history before the middle of the 19th Century is really the history of the Dakota (Sioux) American Indians.
It is believed that the Dakota people lived and flourished in the area to be known as Minneapolis before Daniel Greysolon, Sieur Du Luth (known as Duluth), and Father Louis Hennepin visited the area in the 1680s. The Dakota bands were well established in the culture of hunting and gathering and were skilled in horsemanship. The other dominant Indian Nation in the area was the Ojibwe. Intertribal fighting between the Ojibwe and the Dakota had a long history. By 1800, many Dakota Mdewakanton had settled along the lower Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers below the sacred site of the Falls of St. Anthony.
by Clara NiiSkaIn August 1881, Crow Dog, “belonging to†the Brule Sioux Band, killed Spotted Tail, who signed the treaty of 1868 as the principal
A very great vision is needed and the man who has it must follow it as the eagle seeks the deepest blue of the sky.
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