It’s been dubbed the Adena pipe and is now the official...
  Students of the Native American Council at Columbia...
He had a name, not that we will ever know it. He also had...
It starts with the beating of a drum. Powwow dancers and...
The Hess Corporation’s development of oil resources on Taĥċ...
Famed tightrope walker Nik Wallenda last made headlines in...
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American Indian History

On Wednesday, February 27, the family of Russell Means will hold a celebration on Pine Ridge to honor the life of Oglala activitst Russell Means...
The message that calling sports teams “Redskins” isn’t right seems to be getting across in some circles and, perhaps most important, to the younger generation...
Editor's note: Hoomothya was a Yavapai Indian who as a boy witnessed the massacre of 225 fellow tribal members at the hands of American soldiers in what has come to be known as the...
Hoomothya, or Wet Nose, was among the few survivors of the Kwevkepaya, one of four Apache tribal branches grouped under the rubric of Yavapai...
In this two-minute video, a group of Native youth declare, “We are Indian!...
ICTMN Staff
February 23, 2013
“Tell some historians that ‘Lincoln freed the slaves’ and one can virtually see the smoke come out of their ears,” relates a story about abolitionists on CNN.com ...
Chris Wood, TheTyee.ca
February 22, 2013
[Editor’s Note: Often passed, seldom visited by outsiders, British Columbia’s Central Coast is home to the continent’s longest-settled places and most enduring peoples...
On Saturday, February 23, the Ira H...
November 17, 1915. The mighty bison Black Diamond bravely stood his ground in the Joseph Stern & Co...
Pottery sherds, animal bones and pieces of clay tobacco pipes weren’t what they were expecting to find, but it’s what a team of archaeologists contracted by the Federal Emergency M...

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