Hopi History, 1906
( – promoted by navajo) The Hopi have lived in a number of autonomous farming villages in northern Arizona for thousands of years. The designation […]
Month: September 2010
Only two of original 29 Navajo Code Talkers are still living
Allen Dale June, one of the 29 original Navajo Code Talkers who confounded the Japanese during World War II by transmitting messages in their native […]
American Indian Candidates: John Oceguera
( – promoted by oke) For thousands of years the Agai-Dicutta Numu (Trout Eaters People) band of the Northern Paiute had lived within the Great […]
Indians 101: Utes Held by Army
( – promoted by navajo) The United States acquired what would become Colorado and Utah from Mexico following a brief war in 1848. In the […]
News from Native American Netroots
Cross Posted at Daily Kos Welcome to News from Native American Netroots, a Sunday evening series focused on indigenous tribes primarily in the United […]
RezHeadz Entertainment Tour Schedule for the 2010 “Back 2 School” tour.
Smoke and RezHeadz are packed and ready to hit the road with the 2010 Rezolution “Back 2 School” Tour. here are a few confirmed dates: […]
Pueblo Indian Pottery
( – promoted by oke) In the world of Native American art today, there are four extremely well-known traditions: the wood-carving traditions of the Northwest […]
My Native Roots
When I was growing up I was told I was part Osage Indian, one quarter. My father was given away when he was an infant, […]
The Alamo Wellness Center Hosts the 2010 “Gathering of Native Youth”
Thursday September 23rd it’s The Gathering of Native Youth at The Alamo Wellness Center. Host Drum group will be “Eyabay”, with Workshops, Presentations, and Musical […]
National Parks & American Indians: Death Valley
( – promoted by navajo) Death Valley, located in California, is the hottest, driest, and lowest place in the United States. It is an area […]