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I. Meta-Sites |
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Index of Native American Resources on the Internet |
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Internet Resources in Native American Studies |
A major site - useful for teachers. |
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Native American Indian Resources. |
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Native American Sites |
"Resources for Indigenous Cultures around the World" including archived online discussions called NativeLit-L. Provides links to Tribal websites, Newspapers, Businesses, Museums. |
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Oklahoma Web Resources: American Indians. |
Maintained by OSU-School of Journalism and Broadcasting, this well organized site includes links for Tribes, Languages, Government Agencies, Oklahoma-specific resources as well as national sites. |
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II. History |
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-- Meta-Sites for History |
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American Indian History and Related Issues |
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Native Americans on the Internet - History Resources |
Links to primary sources (documents, drawings, maps and images) |
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-- Chronologies / Maps |
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Chronology of North American Indian History, in three parts (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader): Prof. Jennifer Spear of U Cal - Berkeley.
Section 1. Native North America (Circa 52,000BP-Before Present to pre-1400)
Section 2. Invasions and Colonization (1000 - 1783)
Section 3. From Separation to Assimilation (1633 - 1920) |
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Timeline of 20th Century Indian Activism and Federal Efforts to Enact Self Determination 1944 to the Present |
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Maps: GIS Windows on Native Lands, Current Places and History |
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-- Legal Documents |
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Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties Kappler Project Digital Collection) Covers the period from 1902 to 1971. An historic study first published by the Government Printing Office in 1902. Useful for margin notations and comprehensive index. |
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Relations Between the United States and Native Americans |
(Yale Law School's Avalon Project) |
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-- Battles or Massacres |
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Indian Wars: site 1 site 2 |
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Battle of Little Big Horn |
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Black Hawk War |
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Wounded Knee |
This beautifully designed site is part of the Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization Project. |
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-- Indian Removal |
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Indian Removal Through Arkansas, 1830 - 1849 |
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Native Americans - Primary Sources |
Includes eyewitness accounts, images, maps and more. |
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-- Recent history and activism - Organizations, etc. |
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Alliance for Native American Indian Rights |
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American Indian Movement |
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Indian Defense League |
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Leonard Peltier Defense Committee |
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III. General Sites for Culture, Rituals, Religion, etc. |
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Academic Info Native American Studies Art & Culture |
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Native American Ethnobotany Database |
Plants used as drugs, dyes etc. by Native Americans. |
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Information on Individual Native Nations |
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Native Languages Page |
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Native Languages Page II |
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MLA/Native Languages Page |
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Recommended American Indian Websites Diversity & Ethnic Studies |
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National Indian Child Welfare Association |
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National Museum of the American Indian |
(Affiliation: Smithsonian Institution). |
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Tahtonka.com - Religion, Rituals, Myths and Legends |
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Gladys Tantaquidgeon, Historically Renowned Mohegan Medicine Woman |
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Virtual Religion Index - Native Americans |
Rutgers University, Religion Department |
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Amnesty International Site for Native American Women |
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Internship Possibilities |
Consider an internship at the Native American Women's Health Education Resource Center and the Women's Lodge |
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Internship Possibilities II |
The NENA Institute located in Worcester, MA could prove a good internship site. SEE ALSO Section VI on MUSEUMS...the Pequot and Mohegan museums are also favorable ideas for students interested in native/museum studies. |
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IV. Native American Literature
Also useful are online journals:
American Indian Quarterly: online on the World Wide Web - articles from 2000 and 2001. From Library Home Page - Online Databases - InfoTrac - Expanded Academic ASAP database has full text articles from March 1997.
SAIL: online journal published by the Association for the Study of American Indian Literatures. |
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-- Meta Sites for Literature |
| Association of the Study of American Indian Literatures (ASAIL) |
| Dr. D. Reese's American Indian/Childrens' Literature Page |
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Indigenous People's Literature |
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Index of Native American Book Resources on the Internet |
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Index of Native American Electronic Text Resources on the Internet |
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University of California Library Books Documenting the History of Native American Literature |
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Native American Authors Project |
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Native American Page |
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Native American Women Playwrights Archive |
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Storytellers: Native American Authors Online |
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Voices from the Gaps: |
Women Writers of Color (page maintained by the University of Minnesota) |
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The Clan System Our Way |
Ojibwe/Chippewa Play |
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American Indian Children's Literature Blogspot |
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