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Arts and
Crafting
Birch Bark Canoes - A short history
NativeTech
Original
articles focusing on the Eastern Woodlands providing historical and contemporary
background, technical instruction and references.

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Books and
Literature
Anishnabe Literature
A Critical Bibliography of North American
Indians, for K-12 (Smithsonian Institute)
Ottawa and Potawatomi Literature
Potawatomi Fables Bookstore
Stories of the Potawatomi People, Gary E.
Mitchell
Story
Tellers, Native American Authors Online
Texts
by and About Native Americans, University of Virginia Electronic Text
Center

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Clothing
and Regalia
Native
Tech - Leather and Clothes

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of Page
Colleges and Universities
Bay
Mills Community College
College
of the Menominee Nation
Fond
du Lac Tribal and Community College
Haskell Indian University

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Documents
and Publications
American Indians: A
Select Catalog of NARA Microfilm Publications
Associated Executive Committee of Friends on Indian Affairs
Haverford College Library Special Collections,
Haverford, PA
Ms. Coll. 1003 (8 boxes). The Associated Executive Committee of Friends on
Indian Affairs originated in 1869 in answer to President Grant's Peace
Policy, officially giving management of the Indians in the Central
Superintendency (Kansas and the Indian Territory) to the Orthodox branch
of the Society of Friends. These are primarily letters, reports and some
miscellaneous manuscripts chiefly addressed to the chairman of the
committee, Edward M. Wistar; articles, plans, maps and statistics related
to the committee's work. Most of the material deals with the work of
Friends in running mission stations in Oklahoma among the Iowa, Modoc,
Kickapoo, Oto, Shawnee, Osage and other Indians.
Enoch
Hoag Indian Papers, 1865-1883
Haverford College Library Special Collections,
Haverford, PA
Ms.Coll. 1034 (3 boxes). Enoch Hoag (1812-1884) was appointed
Superintendent of the Central Superintendency in 1869 by President Grant
under Grant's "Peace Policy". Tribes under care of Orthodox Friends by
whom Hoag was appointed included the Kickapoo, Shawnee, Potawatomi,
Kansas, Osage, Quapaw, Sac and Fox, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Wichita, Kiowa,
Comanche and Apache. Almost all of this collection concerns the finances
of the Central Superintendency and the settling of various accounts with
Washington, D.C. The papers also touch on the work of Indian agents, the
transportation of tribes to the reserves, the progress and politics of
getting Indian legislation through Congress, and troubles at various
Indian Agencies.
Enoch Hoag Letterbooks, 1870-1878
Haverford College Library Special Collections,
Haverford, PA
Ms. Coll. 1104 (16 volumes). These are letterpress books in which copies
of letters are made by placing the original letter on a dampened
tissue-like leaf of the book, the book is then placed in a press and the
pressure transfers the image of the letter to the letterpress page.
Because of the nature of the process, there is a great deal of variation
as to the readability of individual letters.Content of this collection
includes: letters to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in Washington,
letters to the Indian Agents under the jurisdiction of Hoag, and letters
characterized as "Individual letters.
Indian Committee of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1745-1983
Haverford College Library Special Collections, Haverford, PA
42 linear ft. Records of the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Indian Committee
include minutes, financial papers, account books, correspondence,
addresses, speeches, reports, journals, scrapbooks, legal, land and
legislative related papers, maps, lists, transcripts, published items,
photographs, film, video and other papers. Includes five volumes of
papers, 1745-1792, of "The Friendly Association for Regaining and
Preserving Peace with the Indians by Pacific Measures."
Jonathan Richards Papers, 1870-1881
Haverford College Library Special Collections, Haverford, PA
Ms. Coll. 964 (1 box). Letters, invoices, vouchers, account book and other
financial records related to his work as Agent at Wichita, Kansas from
1870-1876. Material deals primarily with Richards's attempts to settle
government claims against him regarding a disputed balance of over
$23,000.
John B. Garret Papers, 1853-1961
Haverford College Library Special Collections,
Haverford, PA
Ms. Coll. 903 (2 boxes). John B.
Garrett (1836-1924) was an original member of the Associated Executive
Committee of Friends on Indian Affairs. Topics discussed include
appointment of agents, missionary work, Indian education and
citizenship, use of military force, annuity goods, opening of Indian
Territory to settlement by whites, etc. Includes minutes of the
committee for 1871; letter of Garrett to his family telling of visit to
Fort Smith, Arkansas as part of the Grand Indian Council in 1865, also
17 photographs of Indians present at the Council and printed reports of
the meetings.
Treaties and Claimed Lands in the Great Lakes region, both U.S. and
Canadian tribes. Zoltan Grossman, cartographer.

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Dwellings
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Education
Native
American Education:
Documents from the 19th Century
Office
of Indian Education Programs

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Ethnobotany
Sites
Ethnobotany
Query, Agricultural Research Service
Native American Ethnobotany Database
NativeTech Plants and Trees

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Foods and
Medicines - See also Ethnobotany
Sugar
Bush, Native Tech

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Games
and Toys
NativeTech: Games and Toys

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Genealogy
Clans of the Oneida Nation
Native American Research in Michigan
Native
Genealogy - People of the Three Fires

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History
Sites
A Brief History of the Oneida Indian Nation (Iroquois)
American Memory Collections
Compact Histories, Menominee
- First Nations
Compact Histories, Ojibwe
- First Nations
Compact Histories, Ottawa
- First Nations
Compact Histories, Potawatomi
- First Nations
Great Lakes Project - Geographic
Location of Potawatomi Bands: 1795-1846
Great Lakes Project
- Historical
Prospective: Pre-1760 Period
Great Lakes Project
- Historical
Prospective: 1760-1795,British Period in the NW
Great Lakes Project
- Historical
Prospective: The Period of American Domination
History of the Ojibway People
- Turtle Island Productions
History of Spearing and Netting in Wisconsin
(Chippewa)
Native
Web
The Native American Navigator, Learning Technologies of Teachers College,
Columbia University
An
interface for geographical,
historical, topical and keyword-based student inquiry on topics related to Native American
history and culture in the United States. Clickable maps, an extensive timeline, a web of
topics pages and a site & network-wide search page make the four corners of the
Navigator's Medicine Wheel.
Potawatomi Trail of Death,
Potawatomi Web
Woodland
People, Indiana Historical Bureau

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Jesuit Relations
The
Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents - 1610 to
1791

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Languages
- see also Tribal-Related Sites
The People's Paths - First People's Language Resources
Wisconsin Native American Language Project
Manuscript Collection

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Legends
and Stories
Ojibway Legend:
Winabojo and the Birch Tree

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Libraries/Museums
A Critical Bibliography on North American Indians for Grades K-12,
Smithsonian Institute Anthropology Outreach Program.
Clark Historical Library, Central Michigan
University, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
Fulton County Historical Society, Inc.,
Rochester, Indiana
Heard Museum,
Phoenix, Arizona
Institute of
Museum and Library Services, Washington, DC
National Museum of
the American Indian, Smithsonian Institute, New York City
The
Native American Gallery at Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI
Public Museum of Grand Rapids, Michigan

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Maps
Great Lakes Project: Geographic Location of
the Potawatomi Bands (1795-1846)
Michigan Map of Federally Recognized Tribes
Wisconsin
Map of Federally Recognized Tribes
Woodland/Algonquian Tribes Before 1500
The Trail of Death
(Potawatomi)

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Missions/Missionaries
The
Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents - 1610 to
1791

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Native American K-12
Schools - Great Lakes Region
Fond
du Lac Ojibwe School
Lac
du Flambeau Public School
Nah Tah Wahsh School

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Pow Wow
Information
Gathering of
Nations
The Gathering of Nations is a
501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in 1983 to promote Native
American Indian culture & tradition, and dispel stereotypes created
about Native people.
In this spirit, our web site features Internet Radio - ALL Native Music
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Educational Articles and Native Reading, National Native News, Free
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more.
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Treaties
Potawatomi Treaties

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Tribal-Related
Sites
Chippewa (See Ojibwe)
Iroquois
Menominee
Ojibwa/Chippewa
The
Chippewa Tribe, Wisconsin
Forest County Potawatomi
Lac Du Flambeau Band of the Lake Superior Chippewa
Keweenaw Bay Indian Community
Saginaw Chippewa Tribe of Michigan
Sault Tribe of the Chippewa
Ottawa
Potawatomi
Citizen Band Potawatomi
The Potawatomi Tribe of Oklahoma
Potawtomi Web - Prairie Band History, Culture and Language

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