American Indian Movement (AIM)
AIM The history of the movement as told by Vernon Bellecourt (Anishinaabe).
The American Indian occupation of Alcatraz 1969-1971
American Indian Records on Microfilm: National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Bureau of Indian Affairs
1990 Census: Tribal Populations
Chronological Listing of Native American Wars
Crazy Horse Crazy Horse Archives: 1930 Interviews concerning Tasunka Witko
Custer Battlefield Historical and Museum AssociationIs there still a Custer Battlefield?
Early Modern Trans-Atlantic Encounters: Spain, England etc.
Government-to-Government Relations with Native American Tribal Governments Clinton memorandum, 4/29/94
Hoo-Moo-Thy-Ah Autobiography of a Yavapai leader
Indian Missions in Kansas
Jeffrey Amherst and Smallpox Blankets Lord Jeffrey Amherst's letters discussing germ warfare against American Indians
TheJourney of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca
Toedliche Verwandschaft (Native Immunity to European Disease) In German
Lakota-Nakota-Dakota
A Line in the Sand Cultural Property: The protection of the tangible and non-tangible. Cultural property belongs to the group rather than to an individual. As an individual has the right to control use of her/his property, the cultural group has that same right.
Massacre on the Marias
"Reflections on Race and Manifest Destiny" Thomas Jimson (1992)
Native Alaskan Culture and the Russian Orthodox Church
Native American History and culture
Native American Materials at Oklahoma State University
National Gallery of Art-George Catlin
The Oneida and the Birth of the American Nation: 1777
1492: An Ongoing Voyage Library of Congress Exhibition
Reading Photographs Comanche Domestic Architecture 1873: An Ethnographic Reading
Repatriation and Reburial Information Includes issues concerning: congressional acts, case studies, codes of ethics, state laws. Full text articles, bibliographies and related links.
The Trail of Tears
US Government (BIA) Definitions of Native AmericaPresident's American Indian policy, populations, trust lands, reservations, FAQs.
Indian Running: Native American History and Tradition(Text. Peter Nabokov, 1981)
Forgotten Founders: The Iroquois and Tribal Government (Text, Bruce E. Johansen)
We Must Do Their Thinking for Them (Text, Jordan S. Dill)
Killing the White Man's Indian: Reinventing Native Americans by Fergus Bordewich, 1996 (A Review)
Native American Political Systems and the Evolution of Democray: An Annotated Bibliography
The Pequot War by Alfred Cave, 1996 (A Review)
Tituba- Reluctant Witch of Salem: Devilish Indians and Puritan Fantasies by Elaine Breslaw, 1996 (A Review)
Navajo Code Talkers With photographs
Choctaw, Comanche and Navajo Code Talkers
Chief Red Horse-Eyewitness Testimony to the Battle of the Little Bighorn
Hopi Oral History and Archaeology
Hopi Oral History and Archaeology 2
Lakota Oral History
Oral Histories of the Northwest Coast
Oral Traditions
An Indian On the Problems of His Race (Simon Pokagon,1895)
Indian Superstitions and Legends (Simon Pokagon, 1898)
Naming the Indians (Frank Terry, 1897)
Naming the Indians (Simon Pokagon, 1897)
Remaining Causes of Indian Discontent (John Okison,1907)
The West: A PBS Documentary 1996
The West: Pre-1806
The West: 1806-1848
The West: 1848-1856
The West: 1856-1868
The West: 1868-1874
The West: 1874-1877
The West: 1877-1887
The West: 1887-1914
Chankpe Opi
Wounded Knee
Wounded Knee 1973
Wounded Knee Oral History
Wounded Knee Site Index
Wounded Knee South Dakota
Wovoka-The Messiah The Ghost Dance
Two Views of the Greasy Grass Battle (Little BigHorn): The Native and the Non-Native
Custer Battlefield Historical and Museum Association
Mato Wanartaka's (Kicking Bear's) Account of the Battle
Killing Custer
Red Horse A Lakota account of the battle
Battle of the Little Big Horn
George A. Custer and the Battle of the Little Big Horn
Notes from The North American Indian E.S. Curtis
American Indian Women 19th-century commentary by Alexis de Tocqueville, Gustav de Beaumont, Thomas Cather, Francesco Arese, Frederick Marryat
BIA-Classified Files
Charles Erskine Scott Wood-The Pursuit and Capture of Chief Joseph
Chief Joseph-Selected Speeches and Statements
Constitutional Status of American IndiansFrom the United States Commission on Civil Rights, March 1973
Database of Documents on U.S. Native American Policies
The Dawes Act (1887)
The Results of the Dawes or General Allotment Act Native American Documents Project
Documents on the Sand Creek Massacre (1864-1865)
Documents Pertaining to the Native Graves Act
Federal Treaties Made with Individual Native Nations Alphabetical Gopher Listing
The Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851
The Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868
Iroquois Constitution
Guides to Records Relating to Native Americans
Native American Documents Project
Treaties by Nation Native American Web Services (Nawebs) has published nearly 400 downloadable full-length treaties. Excellent resource.
U.S. Goverment Bills Concerning American Indians
Western Historical Manuscript Collection
The Lewis and Clark Expedition A Washington State University Project
The Ethnography of Lewis and Clark: Native American Objects and the Quest for Commerce and ScienceText and Photographs provided by the Peabody Museum
Native Nations Encountered by Lewis and Clark Arikaras, Assinoboines, Blackfeet, Chinooks, Clatsops, Hidatsas, Mandans, Missouris, Nez Perces, Otos, Shoshones, Teton Sioux, Tillamocks, Walla Wallas, Wishrams, Yankton Sioux
Real Audio Commentary On How Lewis and Clark Dealt With Native Americans A PBS sponsored site. Interview with
Gerard Baker (Mandan-Hidatsa) on the significance of Lewis and Clark
A Native American Timeline
This Week in American Indian History
Timeline: Developed for the PBS Documentary: The West (1996)
Timeline:Northern Plains Native Americans
19th-Century Timeline of Native Americans A Native American Navigator Project with important links to history
All U.S. Tribes Main Access Map
Data Map for 1990 U.S. Census Statistics
Exploration and Settlement of the US (1850-1890) Large JPEG map of the US provided by the University of Texas (1966)
Indian Removals Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw
Federally Non-Recognized U.S. Indian Tribes-Index By State
Federally Recognized U.S. Indian Tribes-Index by State
Historical Map Showing the Western Tribes
Indian Lands Judicially Established 1978
Indian Land Cessions by Tribe-Study Guide
Maps: GIS Windows on Native Lands, Current Places, and History
A Map of the traditional location of the Blackfeet and Cheyenne Nations (Smithsonian Institution, 1967)
Maps Made or Derived from Native American Sources
Cultural Area Map With Tribe Finder
Navajo Reservation Rug Map
U.S. Indian Reservation Map
The American West: Native Americans
First Nations Compact Histories
History of American Indian Tribes
Statistics for all American Indian Reservations and Trust Lands
Tribal Revitalization-Federal Recognition
When is a Tribe a Tribe?
History of the Abenaki Nation
History of the Delaware Nation
The Lenni Lenape Historical Society
History of the Ilinois Nation
History of the Kickapoo Nation
History of the Mahican Nation
History of the Mahican Nation 2
History of the Massachusett Nation
History of the Mattabesic Nation
History of the Menominee Nation
History of the Metoac Nation
History of the Miami Nation
History of the Mohegan Nation
History of the Narragansett Nation
History of the Nauset Nation
History of the Niantic Nation
History of the Nipissing Nation
History of the Nipmuc Nation
History of the Pennacook Nation
History of the Pequot Nation
History of the Pocumtuc Nation
History of the Sauk and Fox Nation
History of the Shawnee Nation
History of the Wampanoag Nation
The Illini Confederation of the Missisippi
The Six Nations of the Iroquois
History of the Cawtaba Nation
History of the Cherokee History, Images and Maps, Geneology, Books and Newspapers, Related Links
History of the Cherokee Nation (I)
History of the Cherokee Nation (II)
Chickasaw Historical Research Census Rolls, Letters, Government Documents
Choctaw Removal
History of the Creek Nation
Cheyene River Sioux Tribe History
History of the Comanche Nation (I)
History of the Comanche Nation (II)
The Lipan Apache (Tinde) of Texas
Baxoje Ukich'e(The Ioway Nation) and The Iowa(Oklahoma) and The Iowa (Kansas Nebraska)
Numunuu: The Comanche
Oglala Lakota Tribal Historical Research Center
The Pawnee Mathers Museum, University of Indiana
History of the Maidu Mechoopda Indian Tribe
Navajo History (1776-1996)
Northern and Central California Indians Tribal and linguistic groups, maps, tribal bibliographies (University of California at Berkeley)
Pomo History
History of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians
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