History
Origins Of The Native American Flute
( – promoted by navajo) The clear origins of the Native American Flute date back several thousand millennia to flutes made of bone, to petroglyphs, […]
History
Indians 101: The Totem Pole
( – promoted by navajo) photo credit: Aaron Huey The totem pole has become the symbol of the Northwest Coast tribes. The totem pole is […]
Jesuit Missionaries in Arizona
( – promoted by navajo) photo credit: Aaron Huey The Spanish missionaries made a four-pronged approach into North America: Florida and the Southeast (beginning in […]
Still Dream Obama Signs UN Declaration on Indigenous Rights
( – promoted by navajo) I dreamed Obama signed the UN Declaration on Indigenous Rights, and I still do. Canada has endorsed the UN Declaration […]
Mormon Missionaries and the Hopi Indians
( – promoted by navajo) For thousands of years the Hopi Indians have lived in permanent farming villages, called Pueblos by the Spanish. In 1847, […]
American Indian Biography: Redirecting Museums
( – promoted by oke) There was a time, particularly during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, when museums were simply “cabinets of curiosities” which […]
Setting the Stage for the Nez Perce War
Under the Constitution, Indian tribes are seen as sovereign nations and thus the United States negotiated treaties with Indian tribes. These are not treaties which […]
“Christian” Fascists & Cultural Genocide: Burning Native Objects
( – promoted by Aji) The burning of the Library of Alexandria is either attributed to Theophilus, Patriarch of Alexandria, to Julius Caesar, or to […]
“The Lord Places People in This or That Country – Uganda (Edited)”
( – promoted by navajo) Julius Oyet is represented in the video. Oyet is a self-designated Apostle and leader of the Lifeline Ministries. He has […]
The Heavy Runner Massacre
( – promoted by navajo) American history is filled with accounts of Indians being massacred by the U.S. Army, by American civilians, and others. Some […]