Artwork/ "Den Mother"
Artwork on plate by Carl Brenders advertised as Christmas gift
Dolls
Advertisements for the dolls "Thunder Horse" and " Yellow Moon" , native American figures, by Judy Belle.
Pride of the Great Chief
The American Indian Heritage Foundation Museum presents a fine Porcelain collector plate by the artist Paul Calle.
Solitary Hunts
artwork on a plate presented by The Hamilton Collection
Sequoyah
Clipping give a brief description on what is on the silver metal worn around the neck of George Gist given to him for his accomplishment of creating the Cherokee alphabet.
How the west was lost tells untold stories of Cherokees.
Article on how the series created by 9KStarUSA and the discovery channel named "How the West was Lost' tells the untold stories of the Cherokees in its 13 episodes on Native American History.
Their Culture their life and their work
Article on an African Indian Couple sharing their knowledge of culture.
Sequoyah
Enlarged print of the drawing of Sequoyah.
Cherokee Symbol study
Paper shows a chart of the Cherokee symbols and gives a brief explanation on how to learn and pronounce the written Cherokee langue.
Kids' Corner
Paper from The Cherokee Observer announcing the birth of Lesa Nicole Link who was born in the Claremore Indian Hospital. The paper also gives some words to Lesa in the Cherokee langue.
Kids' Corner
A kids coloring page with drawn pictures with a word in both English and Cherokee describing the drawn photo in an effort for kids to learn Cherokee.
Cherokee vocabulary
paper gives a chart of the Cherokee letters as well as a brief introduction on how to read and write Cherokee.
Cherokee Vocabulary
paper gives a chart of the Cherokee letters as well as a brief introduction on how to read and write Cherokee.
Cherokee Alphabet
Chart of the Cherokee alphabet
Kids' Corner
page with pictures to color with a syllabary of Cherokee words.
Kids' Corner
pictures and numbers with Cherokee words for both.
What's left to say about wounded knee?
Conger Beasley Jr. finds plenty in his account "We are a People in The World: The Lakota Sioux and the Massacre at Wounded Knee" about Wounded Knee.
Cherokee
A document giving an explanation on who the Cherokee are.
A Mascot on Horseback
Photo and a brief description about the Kansas City icon known as "the Scout" by Cyrus E. Dallin in Penn Valley Park.
Kiowa Indian Legend
Article on the legends believed by the Cherokee Indians.
The Wetlands Preservation Organization
The Wetlands Preservation Organization, a student group at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, hopes a plan for a trafficway through wetlands near the school will be derailed. The students, including Angela Contreras, the group's Vice president, want to preserve the wetlands.
Before and After
Newspaper clipping of two photographs showing then in a before and an after.
Haskell Students seek to safeguard wetlands
Article on the Wetlands Preservation Organization at Haskell Indian Nations University making efforts to preserve the wetlands and derail the plan to build trafficway through the wetlands.
The Tragedy of the Trail
Article tells the tragic story of the trail of tears.
Exhibit on Cherokee Nation
Smithsonian Institution hosts exhibit on Cherokee Nation.
