Ancestors Returned to Mother Earth in Michigan
The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan and the...
Ohio Names Native American Pipe Official State Artifact
It’s been dubbed the Adena pipe and is now the official...
A Group’s Quest to Find and Save Indian Trail Trees
In 2002, a group of retired men began hiking together once...
Wounded Knee Historic Site Now for Sale on the Open Market
  The May 1 deadline came and went without a word from the...
State Court Allows Hopi Case Against Arizona Snowbowl to be Heard
The Hopi Tribe may have hit on a successful strategy to...
The Long Legal and Moral Battle Over Kennewick Man
He had a name, not that we will ever know it. He also had...
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Genealogy

A New Attack on Repatriation

Duane Champagne
April 09, 2012
Who owns the past? That’s the headline of an editorial in the April copy of Scientific American . The question is occasioned by regulations that the U.S...

The Gods of Prophetstown: Review and Interview

Melvin Jordan
April 08, 2012
Chronicle of a Takeover Foretold: Book Review What began as Adam Jortner’s doctoral dissertation became instead an in-depth look at the complexities of religion and politics and th...

Raising Dam Would Drown Sacred Site

Marc Dadigan
April 07, 2012
For thousands of years, Winnemem Wintu once lived at their village of Kaibai along the flats of the then powerful McCloud River outside Redding in Northern California...

Trees Bent By American Indians Being Identified and Preserved

ICTMN Staff
April 05, 2012
"If they could talk, the stories they could tell," Steve Houser, an arborist and founding member of the Dallas Historic Tree Coalition , told the Associated Press ...

An Evening of Hula at Carleton College

ICTMN Staff
April 04, 2012
The Carleton College Weitz Center for Creativity Auditorium will be filled with the sights and sounds of traditional Hula April 7...

Ho-Chunk Nation: Portrait of a People

ICTMN Staff
April 01, 2012

This Eagle Has Something to Say

ICTMN Staff
March 31, 2012
The origins of this graphic are unknown, but this eagle asks an important question. Should we trust the government? This eagle thinks not.

Tribal Gaming Pioneer Josephine Jackson Walks On

ICTMN Staff
March 28, 2012
Josephine Jackson, who held a number of positions with the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe, walked on at the age of 76 on Monday, March 19...

Calvin Lay, Former Seneca President, Walks On

ICTMN Staff
March 28, 2012
Calvin E...

Amnesty International Report Cites Human Rights Violations Along US-Mexico Border

ICTMN Staff
March 28, 2012
Amnesty International recently released a report titled, " In Hostile Terrain: Human Rights Violations in Immigration Enforcement in the U.S...

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