Petroglyphs at Lava Beds Off Limits After Vandalism
After discovering damage to more than 50 petroglyphs at...
Alaska Writer Raises Money to Visit Ancestral King Island Home
Writer, poet and mother of two Jane Naviyak Kane has...
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It’s on for June. Family reunion at 20,000 feet. Don’t...
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  As the sale of the historic Wounded Knee site looms with...
Celebrating 400 Years of the Two Row Wampum
In an effort to maintain a separate and peaceful...
Ancestors Returned to Mother Earth in Michigan
The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan and the...
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Benefactor and Friend to Indian Country, Richard Ullman Walks On

Brenda Austin
November 02, 2011
According to his friends, associates and family, Richard Ullman was a man with a big heart, a gift for enterprise and someone who believed wholeheartedly that Native Americans have...

Sealaska Sponsors Native American Heritage Month Lecture Series

ICTMN Staff
November 01, 2011
A Native American Heritage Month lecture series sponsored by Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) will focus on the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) and its impact...

Neglected Minneapolis Site to be Restored and Turned into a Park

ICTMN Staff
November 01, 2011
A long neglected sacred site in Minnesota will soon be cleaned up and added to the neighboring National Park Service land...

Southeastern Celebrates Native American Heritage Month

ICTMN Staff
November 01, 2011
Southeastern Oklahoma State University will celebrate Native American Heritage Month throughout November beginning with guest speakers Jim Parrish, Richard Adams and Roger Scott on...

Day of the Dead, Part I: Honoring the Departed, Celebrating Life, in Mexico

ICTMN Staff
October 30, 2011
Mexico is where Day of the Dead began. When the Spaniards arrived, Indigenous Peoples had been celebrating their ancestors annually for at least 3,000 years...

Were Salem’s Men Witches’ Victims of Politics?

Gale Courey Toensing
October 29, 2011
The epidemic of witchcraft hysteria which broke out in Salem, Massachusetts at the end of the 17 th century was as virulent as the scourge of smallpox that had decimated the Indige...

Science Paper Supports WSU Finding of ‘Earliest Known North Americans’

Richard Walker
October 29, 2011
A bone projectile point found in a mastodon rib discovered in S’Klallam’s historical territory in 1977 has been confirmed to be 13,800 years old – 800 years older than stone tools ...

Treatment of Native Americans Explored in Documentary

ICTMN Staff
October 29, 2011
This documentary, by Robin Davey and Yellow Thunder Woman, about the treatment of Native American people by the United States government was screened at the 2006 Tribeca Film Festi...

Protecting Native American Sacred Sites

Duane Champagne
October 27, 2011
The land has multiple cultural interpretations and creates competing orientations about the use and value of land...

Vandals Punished for Defacing Indian Kitchen Site

ICTMN Staff
October 27, 2011
An archaeological site, known as Indian Kitchen, southeast of Tucson, Arizona, that was used by members of the prehistoric Hohokam culture as a food-processing area was vandalized ...

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