When Scott Hewitt, who guides canoe and kayak trips on the Sangamon River, discovered the piece of American Indian pottery he thought it was just a piece of rock, reported The Stat...

Vancouver Sun blogger Douglas Todd recently called Seattle Art Museum’s (SAM) permanent collection of aboriginal artwork “beautiful, well-presented, entrancing and a touch mystical...

Many have heard the question: What came first, the chicken or the egg? But what about the Raven or the Eagle?...

Even though she didn’t live to see it, Tuesday would have been a happy day for Onondaga Nation clan mother Dorothy Webster...

What was meant to be a “Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation” to commemorate the August 15, 1812 Battle of Fort Dearborn on Tuesday, June 5 turned out to be anything but when a ci...

Considered from our 21st century standpoint, the term noble savage is patronizing and condescending...

A totem pole built a decade ago by elementary students at the Eastside Alternative Elementary School, which used to be located in Eugene, Oregon but is now closed, was installed at...

A harmful modification in the BRCA1 gene prevalent among Jews of Eastern European descent, which increases the risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer, has been found in a Nat...

How they got there is a mystery, but seven skulls and several bone fragments have made their way from the medical school at the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom back ...

To bring a little perspective to his students ’ lives, Scott Casto organized Living History Day at Noli Indian School, in San Jacinto, California on Friday, May 18 so they could le...