(may also play non-indigenous/non-Native American Afrocentric rap/hiphop)
Quote: "Featuring an eclectic mix of Traditional & Contemporary Native American
(indigenous) Music including Flute, Jazz, Rap, Hip Hop, Reggae, Blues,
and Powwow Music from Champion Drum Groups and Singers."
American Indian Resources
(Native American links and E-texts: Culture, Education, History,
Issues, Languages, Literature, Nations, Representations in film/TV 1939/1995, Studies, Texts)
(Osaka, Japan)
[link src: Literary Resources on the Net (Lynch)]
Anglo-Apache Conflicts
(This website provides an interactive map, summaries, biographies, and
primary documents about major conflicts. Unusual format allows users to
select "people" or "conflicts" and then the year. An interactive map
displays locations. Limited amounts of information make is useful for
younger students. Short quizzes are built-in. Created by History Globe).
(Grade Level: Elementary, Middle School, High School;
Content Area: History & Social Studies (Cultures), History & Social
Studies (United States History); [Dewey #973];
Application type: Information Resources)
[link source: SBC Blue Web'n]
Books, full text and eTexts online
(including traditional & true stories, children's & adult,
library & literary resources, comics, newspapers)
"Braddock", a book Links including
The Crazy Horse Memorial
&
General Ely S. Parker (b1828, Seneca Tribe)
(Author's [Shirley Chance Yarbro] comments:
Hello,
My website is about the books I have written. I call your attention to "Braddock" which is a chronological account of the westward expansion of this country from the Louisiana Purchase until just after the massacre at Wounded Knee Creek. What makes "Braddock" unique is that it relates the story from the Native Americans' perspective in abhorrence to the way they were treated by the U.S. Government.
"Braddock" has been added to the education library of the Wyoming State Museum. [Yarbro, Shirley Chance: Monday, 27Sep04]
)
Native American History
(source: The Junto Society, http://juntosociety.com)
(Code of Ethics, Creation Stories:
Apache,
Yavapai-Apache,
Black Foot,
Chahta,
Cheyenne,
Hitchiti-Mikasuki,
Lakota,
Ngiyaampaa
-
Native Chiefs:
Chief Joseph,
Mato -tope,
Black Kettle,
Black Dog,
Geronimo
-
Index of Indian Tribes
-
Battle Stories
-
Native Stories: Nez Perce
)
History, Native American & Cultures
(documents, links, issues, timeslines, maps, flags; tribes, Anazazit, Pueblo/Puebloan, Apache,
Arapaho, Arctic Peoples, Cheyenne, Chinook, Choctaw, Comanche, Creek, Delaware (Lenape),
Iroquois Nation, Kiowa - Miami - Micmac Mohawk,
Meso & Latin America Aztec - Toltec - Olmec - Maya - Inca, Mound Builders, Navajo,
New England Tribes, Nez Perce, Oneida, Sioux, Texas Indians, Ute; languages & writing,
housing, art, literature, totems & symbols, animals, religion & beliefs, astronomy,
food, medicine, famous NAs, wars, Indian Removal, Trail of Tears, Dawes Act, military history,
Wounded Knee, Alcatraz, AIM, genealogy, stereotypes, tribal areas)
[src: Osborn, Tracey. "Teacher Oz's Kingdom of History"" Internet. Databases available online. Internet. http://www.teacheroz.com/wwii.htm. Date accessed 27Nov03.]
Index of the North American Indian
(
..a gateway to information concerning approximately 80 western Native American tribes,
visited and photographed by Edward S. Curtis from 1890 to 1930,
taken from The North American Indian, Curtis' massive lifework.
The North American Indian consists of 20 volumes of text,
describing in detail all aspects
of each Native American tribe's life and customs.
)
Indian Peoples of the Northern Great Plains, Online Image Database
(searchable photograph database:
Link source SBC's Blue Web'n Library
"..grant support from
the Institute of Museum and Library Services National Leadership Grant
Program to broaden access by providing..direct access to..primary source
material on the Plains Indian cultures currently only available by travel to
Montana. The overall organization of the database is by tribe,
including: Crow, Cheyenne, Blackfeet, Salish (Flathead), Kutenai,
Chippewa-Cree, Gros Ventres (Atsina), and Assiniboine. The collection
consists primarily of images, but includes some text to give context.
Most of the images are photographs, but there are also stereographs,
ledger drawings, and other sketches. Maintained by Montana State
University.
Grade Level: Early Childhood (K-2), Elementary, Middle School, High
School, College, Adult/Professional
Content Area: Community Interest (Regional Information), History &
Social Studies (Geography & Cultures) [Dewey #900]
Application type: References & Tools")
Jatibonicu Taino Tribal Nation (JTTN):
in
Boriken, Puerto Rico
[
English y
en Espaol / Spanish:
El Consejo Tribal Taino de Jatibonicu
&
New Jersey
]
"One People, One Nation, One Destiny"
Our Tribal Motto: "Like A Mountain We Stand Alone"
Tribal Name: Great People of The Sacred High Waters
Tribal Affiliation: Jatibonicu Taino Tribal Nation of Boriken
(..part of a greater Arawakan family of tribes who are geographically
located stretching from South America, Caribbean, Florida and New Jersey.
..presently in the US Commonwealth State of Puerto Rico,
in the region of the central mountains range. ..the VERY FIRST
Native American Indian nation to meet and greet Christopher Columbus in the year 1492.)
Mascot Dilemma, The - Pride or Prejudice?
(A WebQuest for 11th-12th grade (Language Arts/ Social Studies) designed by Manny Rios. .. All necessary materials including evaluation rubric
are contained in this webquest. [Grade Level: Middle School, High School; Content Area: Community Interest (Current Events/News), History & Social Studies (Current Events); [Dewey #070]
Application type: Projects] ) [link source: SBC Blue Web'n]
Native American Lore
(source: Stony's Web Lodge)
(quote: "..links to several stories of Native American Indian Lore from several Tribes across Turtle Island.")
Native Americans of the Salton Basin-Colorado Delta (Central Southern California)
(Anza Borrego; Cahuilla & the Agua Caliente (Palm Springs), Morongo (Banning), Ramona, & Santa Rosa (Hemet) Bands;
Cocopah: Mexican & Yuma Branches; Colorado River Tribes; Dieguneo; Kumeyaay (Anza Borrego);
Mission Indian Bands: Augustine (Banning), Cabazon (Indio), Cahuilla (Anza), Los Coyotes (Warner Springs); and the
Torres-Martinez Desert Cahuilla)
-and-
California Indian Pre-Contact Tribal Territories
Native American Way
(Native American links organized by geographic location & topic. "For instance, all links
pertinent to the North East go in a bucket marked North East," etc. by Malcolm Gault-Williams,
Santa Barbara, Ca., US)
Treaty of Greenville, The
([concluded August 3, 1795] A treaty of peace between the United States of America,
and the tribes of Indians called the Wyandots,
Delawares, Shawanees, Ottawas, Chippewas, Pattawatimas,
Miamis, Eel Rivers, Weas, Kickapoos, Piankeshaws, and
Kaskaskias.) (src: OBI)
UC Native American Indices & Internet Links
(University of California)
(Cautionary note:
The terms "Native" and "Native Indian" as opposed to "Native American" are used in this U.C. site
and in that regard, Negro ethno-centric links may be co-mingled.)
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Lakhota Speakster v5.0 Download Kakhota Speakster
Quote from code-it.com (source), "Want to learn simple Lakhota (American Indian) words and phrases?
Well folks, we first released this software in 1996: there are many of you still getting use out of the old 16-bit version.
Due to many requests to upgrade to a more "modern interface/ version" we just had to oblige - committing the 100's of hours required.
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