"In the Beginning" by Fred Olds. From postcard from the Oklahoma Territorial Museum.

Betty June Starr Whelan Cherokee Collection Index

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A mights tribe's dilemma

Photograph / Image · 1990-11-26

As the Navajos elect a new president, they confront their roots.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.7

Postcard

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Wichita postcard with aerial view

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.8

Postcard

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Kansas postcard with an image of a native american in traditional dress

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.8

Postcard

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Old Cowtown Museum Postcard with an image of a wooden wheel

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.8

Old Cowtown Museum

Program / Brochure · NA

A borchure for the Old Cowtwon Museum with an image of a kid looking at a mural on the side of a building. "Discover, Celebrate, Relax" Historic Wichita-Sedgwick County, INC.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.8

Indian Center Museum

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An advertisement for the Indian Center Museum with an image of a Native American shadowed by sunset wearing traditional dress.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.8

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An image of a family riding a horse drawn carriage in front of a mountain.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.9

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An image of a Native American smiling and wearing traditional dress.

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A drawing of a Native American tribe on horses carring weapons.

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A hand drawn image of a young Native American girl wearing a shawl. Writing underneath says "The Shaw' South Dakota"

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.9

Image

Photograph / Image · 1800-1842

A drawing of a young Native American boy wearing full dress with a shiled and bow and arrows. Writing underneath says "Indian boy (1800-1842) Frank W. Wiken"

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.9

Regeneration Reservation

Document · NA

An outreach of evangelistic ministries specific to American Indians.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.9

Lost Empires of the Americas: Cover Story

Photograph / Image · 1990-04-02

The ancient Andean empires shed light on how civilizations arise.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.10*

Lost Empires of the Americas: Cover Story (continued)

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The six centers of civilization rose independently of one another due to environmental and social pressures. Contrary to belief, society and civilization did not all originate from the same place.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.11

Lost Empires of the Americas: Cover Story (continued)

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Information on the progress of ancient civilization of the first centers of civilization such as civil engineering.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.12

Lost Empires of the Americas: Cover Story (continued)

Photograph / Image · 1990-04-02

Study on the first centers of civilization of society regarding there prehistoric warehouse structure and their religious motives.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.12

Lost Empires of the Americas: Cover Story (continued)

Photograph / Image · 1990-04-02

Continuation of the study of the first centers of civilization focusing on their ritual sacrifices and ancient agrcultural methods.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.13

Lost Empires of the Americas: Cover Story (continued)

Photograph / Image · 1990-04-02

Continuation of the study of the first centers of civilizations focusing on their imperial entanglements and their governmental strategies, as well as a study on the specific significance of fishing in each civilization.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.13

Modern Maturity: A World of Fancy Dancing

Periodical / Article · October-November 1989

A magazine cover with a portrait of a Native American man

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.14

An Ongoing Beat

Periodical / Article · October-November 1989

A magazine article on Indian Theatre Dance with reviews from organizations such as The Washignton Posts leaving reviews on the performances.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.14

An Ongoing Beat

Periodical / Article · October-November 1989

A magazine article on Indian Theatre Dance with reviews from organizations such as The Washignton Posts leaving reviews on the performances.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.15

Modern Maturity: Untitled

Periodical / Article · October-November 1989

Untitled magazine article- the process of an adolescence learning the ways of Indigenous culture through song and dance.

Physical locator: MS188-03-13: Historic Indian Materials — Page 8.15