Event
A Magazine Clipping of a photograph depicting Native American in full traditional clothing at a Native event.
The Massacre at Mountain Meadown
article about The Massacre at Mountain Meadows that ended in the murders of Mormons and several hundred Indians.
Tashee
A Pamphlet showcasing the Hamilton Collection Tashee by Shelley Simon.
SSs-Wha-Yott
A Pamphlet on SSs-Wha-Yott. A Chehalis Tribe Indian who's name in English means Red Hawk.
Mystic Warriors
Two photos showcasing the Mystic Warriors plate collection titled Sun Seeker and top Gun.
Chief Joseph, Spirit of Freedom
Art in the form of a plate showcasing the art of Hermon Adams in the depiction of Chief Joseph.
Civil War
Artwork depicting the scene of a time during the Civil War.
Peace pipe
Artwork in the form of a plat titles "Peace Pipe" by the artist Sandro
Logan Ranch Site of Cabin Creek Reenactment
Article about logan Ranch which is a site that reenacts the Battles of Cabin Creek
the Five Civilized Tribes Museum
Newsletter that announces The Five Civilized Tribes Museum's Master Exhibition win "Best of Show", The Museum receives Jerome Tiger Original, Museum's 1994 Laureate wins best play named, Hilldale art students learn how bronze is created, Cherokee Nation Chief Inducted onto Oklahoma Hall of Fame, and …
Winter of 41
Art Piece on a plate titled "Winter of 41"
Reveille
A year book for Markoma Bible Academy
Annual Mission to help Lakota
article on The Operation Morning Star. An organizational Christmas charity started by Richard Boyden for Lakota Indians south Dacota.
Virginia Tribes Battle Legacy of Oppression
Article about the many forms of oppression that the native Americans still faced after many years.
Lawrence group enjoys piece of Germany spotlight
Article gives the story of the first Grammy Award to be given for Best Native American Music Album awarded to "Gathering of Nations PowWow" which is a collection of Various drum groups recorded in 1999 at the annual event in Albuquerque, N.M.
Living Treasure' laid to rest as last full-blooded Kaw
Article about the last full-blooded member Kaw passing away.
Germans Emulate American Indians
Thousands of Germans gathered last week to honor and celebrate American Indian Culture. The participants, including Diethard Reps, an engineer from Magdeburg, Germany, wore Indian garb and slept in tepees.
Village Offers peek into Native American Culture
Tillicum Village on Blake Island, Wash hosts more then 100,000 visitors a year giving then an immersive experience in Native American culture through traditional food and dances.
A Trace Remains
Article on The Old Spring Project which was funded by the Truman Heartland Community Foundation in which they collaborated with artist in an effort to create a statue of a young Native American boy kneeling in a stream in the Missouri Landscape with water trickling …
The Man in the Stump
Newspaper clipping of a story from James Mooney's "History, Myths, and Sacred Formulas of the Cherokees." the story is translated into English by Anna Huckaby who is a Cherokee Nation Cultural Resource Center. on the bottom of the clipping is the same story but in …
Chief John Babtist Richardville
A post card with artwork on the front depicting Kokomoko ( Black Walnut) and a man named Tilghama A. Howard (Lawyer). On the back of the postcard is a paragraph with information and background on PEE-JEE-WAH (Chief John Babtist Richardville).
Mending the Circle
Newspaper clipping about Sandy White Hawk. A young women who was adopted as a toddler into a white family and named Sandy Keierleber who finds her way home to her culture.
Mending the circle
Newspaper Clipping with a photograph of Whie Hawk at a Powwow in Minnesota.
Mending the Circle
Newspaper clipping about Sandy White Hawk. A young women who was adopted as a toddler into a white family and named Sandy Keierleber who finds her way home to her culture. The article goes over many of the events that led White Hawk to the …
Mending the Circle
Continuation from "Mending the Circle.
