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from Alberta long list of site for First Peoples of Canada nice page from Canada another fine page from the late Paula Giese Info on Canadian tribes "designed to serve as a resource for compiling and exchanging information related to Alaska Native knowledge systems and ways of knowing"....link goes down occassionally long list of links to Canadian and American sites "The principal purpose of the Center is to inform the general public of the world view, the philosophy of life, the spiritual insight of Native Peoples." useful site food, drugs, dyes & fibers of Native North American Peoples - MASSIVE!  August 1998 "Co-Link of the Month"
an amazing resource, lots of information & photographs lots of info October 1998 "Link of the Month"
lots of links links to many sources very good links on a variety of subjects & groups, maintained by Will Karkavelas January 1999 "Link of the Month"
a good resource page for links, but times a while to load another good reference site a good page from History.com
nice thoughts & lots of links some info, not as long as it used to be a great source for info on First People in the northern part of North America February 1999 "Link of the Month"
lots of different subject areas lots of info, especially on the Iroquois reference guide from Stanford University Library aboriginal resources November 1998 "Link of the Month"
lots of links, especially archaeological the federal organization Lots of info on California Tribes great map & links & info nicely done resource page a good reference site for Cherokees A good site for contact people and links A good link for info on California tribes click the links for various subjects lots of links an interesting reference source a large database, stories, maps, artwork collection and more Great place to search for tribes, treaties, etc....it keeps moving, it seems to be missing again....
December 1998 "Link of the Month"
long list of links Educations World's article, lots of connections to other sites, info & a search engine for their excellent site JS Dill's massive work with links everywhere March 1998 "Link of the Month"
"This section of our Site is intended to assist those persons that wish to find information on First Nations and its peoples." Links, info, history lots of information, especially on California "Indigenous People's Information for the Online Community" great resource for American Indian History and Culture from Arizona State University in PDF format an EXCELLENT SITE with tons of info - from Mississippi State March 1999 "Link of the Month"
good links good reference sources for librarians lots of links lots of links sorted into catagories (he also makes nice finger woven sashes) Karen Strom's magnificent list of links & info--Great! May 1998 "Link of the Month"
links not often found elsewhere tons of info a resource for legal matters a resource for legal matters Canadian government page on "Aboriginal Peoples and their heritage" . shows some samples of Plains Indian symbols lots of info lots of info on artists and other searchable info and links "your internet source" "The Ultimate Source for Finding Native American Information on the World Wide Web" August 1999 "Link of the Month"
about this group, position papers, great links an excellent and comprehensive site by Glenn Welker September 1999 "Link of the Month"
A nice collection of links, pictures, e-texts, quotes, etc (from Denmark) a very comprehensive site about Mexico September 2000 "Link of the Month"
a good links page from Australia list from SISIS (Settlers In Support of Indigenous Sovereignty) "Native Talk", "Native Children Still have a Chance", large Pow Wow listing, etc alphabetized list "an alliance created to unite indigenous peoples to politically empower our Nations as one people." lots of links by subject nicely cataloged links with good descriptions This page discusses "Cultural Property." An excellent source page for a look at respecting people's beliefs and traditions. May 1999 "Link of the Month"
nicely sorted links from the Treaty7 group in Canada excellent source page This has a very comprehensive list of links to individual tribes It is a large collection of books, maps, and a wide variety of other things. Just enter Indian (or similar words or names) in the search section. August 2001 "Link of the Month"
His home page has interesting discusions, good links & his opinions very well organized Lots of good links data on where to find info in government microfilm Info from the Smithsonian, et al. The National Tribal Justice Resource Center
It lists many tribal constitutions and codes, posts tribal and Supreme Court opinions, and has links to many other organizations and projects. April 2003 "Link of the Month"
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a very comprehensive site for info, stories & links a long list from the "World Cultures" site alphabetically or by tribe lots of info nicely formated links page "This Project is a cooperative effort among the University of Oklahoma Law Center, the National Indian Law Library (NILL), and Native American tribes providing access to the Constitutions, Tribal Codes, and other legal documents." August 2002 "Link of the Month"
good page from the State of South Dakota another good page from History.com (The History Channel), articles and videos
a good reference page, they try to put original documents on the web another great page by Karen Strom lots of info - PDF info and links The late Paula Giese's great resource center February 1998 "Link of the Month"
lots of good links a nicely designed website long list of links from @MATO.com good site covering many subjects Lots of links & very good graphics LOTS of info nice listing Another great list of links Lisa Mitten's great site with a wide variety of information & links to sites April 1998 "Link of the Month"
Native American Studies Collection from Stanford University very detailed site, sorted by topics lots of links from Kid Info a nice site from H.U.D. lots of links, designed for educators by "42eXplore" an interesting page with LOTS of info interesting articles (with links) from DesertUSA magazine great Canadian (primarily) links site Elaine Cubbins' excellent site with guidelines on evaluating sites for their validity. This is a great place for people exploring "native cultures" on the web to start their search. June 1999 "Link of the Month"
a very comprehensive list of links with detailed descriptions of other sites part of the June 1998 "Link of the Month"
an excellent resource July 1998 "Link of the Month"
Nerd World's long list of links "This page is a gateway to information concerning approximately 80 western Native American tribes, visited and photographed by Edward Sheriff Curtis from 1890 to 1930" lots of info on this region Click on any of the links other than "Natural Ohio," and you will find a wealth of information on the local Indians. June 2001 "Link of the Month"
nicely organized Lots of info on Oklahoma good links site from Canadian Trust organization interesting links lots of links from the museum in Pojoaque Pueblo a very good resource lots of them & nicely done "newletters, the message pages and the collection of information" a very nicely deigned and wide ranging site "For the past 25 years the Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre seeks to help maintain the cultural identity of the five cultures of the province: Saulteaux, Dakota, Assiniboine, Dene and Cree (Plains,Woodland, and Swampy)" copies of documents dealing with "First Nations & Aboriginal People" in Canada . Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute's site with lots of very interesting & useful information A good site with a wide variety of First People links Good maps & info & links from the University of Texas all kinds of links from Southern Methodist University some explainations of the "old ways" "The Triangle Native American Society is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization, founded in 1984 and incorporated in 1985 to promote and protect the identity of Native Americans in the Triangle area of North Carolina. The primary goal of the Triangle Native American Society is to increase public awareness of the cultural and economic contributions made by North Carolina's Native American citizens. " lots of information tons of information and links January 2002 "Link of the Month"
excellent site in Spanish a long list of links links with descriptions lots of links & a really nice picture Tourist site with interesting Indian info |
