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3 Alliances Between Africans and Natives
Penn's Pratfall; Racist Dwarves
Jim Thorpe, the Play
PA Community Divided Over 'Redskins'
Coal Terminals Would Destroy Lummi Sites
Neechie Gear Founder Honored With Awards
13 Images: Occupation of Wounded Knee
The Context of Indian Nation Treaties
The Power Of Native Voters
Photos of Native Kids Defending Earth
Massive Black Hole 12 Billion Suns Big
BIA Releases New ICWA Guidelines
Sovereignty Stems Global Warming: NatGeo
One Spoon: Many Generations
Being Native and Black
Sand Creek Remembered at Yale
Notah Begay's Foundation Releases PSA
Assimilate This! The ANB & 3-Piece Suit
Lummi: Unequivocal No to Coal Terminals
Round Valley First Forest Carbon Offset
Thing About Skins
Gettysburg Skull Not From Gettysburg—He Was a 700-Year-Old Native
A human skull thought to belong to a soldier who died at...
Shiprock Historical Society Is a ‘Storehouse of History’ for Navajo Nation
The Shiprock Historical Society has a story to tell. Many...
What Was Found in this Trunk Will Amaze You
What’s the most interesting thing you have found tucked...
Arizona Sacred Site Vandalized, Forest Service Investigating
The U.S. Forest Service is looking for information and...
Researchers Unveil Reconstructed Face of Ancient American Indian
The remains of “Naia,” the human skeleton found off the...
Quileute Petroglyph Confirms Connection to Oral Histories
A pre-contact Quileute petroglyph that depicts K’wati, or...
Researching the Past
Chocolate May Have Been More Than a Beverage to the Maya
Long thought to be a beverage reserved for the ruling class and priests, archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History say chocolate could have been used f...
Archaeologists Uncover Hundreds of Bones in Unusual Aztec Burial in Mexico
The remains of a young woman were found surrounded by 1,789 human bones in Mexico City’s Templo Mayor—a find that is the first of its kind in the Aztec culture according to researc...
Maryland College Awarded Grant to Study Potomac River Archaeological Sites
Ritual Use of Caffeinated ‘Vomit Drink’ Discovered at Cahokia
Made from the roasted leaves of the Yaupon holly (Ilex vomitoria) that grew more than 300 miles away, researchers found evidence that inhabitants at Cahokia were enjoying caffeinat...
A Seminole Warrior Gets His Due in Osceola and the Great Seminole War
Osceola and the Great Seminole War: The Return of a Legend Crazy Horse. Geronimo. Sitting Bull. Cochise...
Questions Arise Over Authenticity of Custer Gauntlets and Accompanying Oral History
At first, it seemed that an elusive piece of the past had been rescued from oblivion...
Genealogists Say Obama Could Be Descended From First Documented Slave
Could President Barack Obama , the first African America president of the United States of America, be related to the first documented African slave in America?...
American Indian Center in California Educates and Promotes Cultural Understanding
Mary Puthoff was born on the Rosebud Lakota Reservation in South Dakota and raised by a family in the Black Hills after being adopted at age 5...
Diversity Nation States May Not Support Indigenous Rights
The United States is known for its capabilities to incorporate the views of dissenting groups into its laws and political culture...
Sun God Images Surround a New Maya Temple Discovery
The recent discovery of a new Maya temple in Guatemala has uncovered a possible connection between the king and the sun god...
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