Prophetstown Circle of Stones Honors Indiana Tribes
A monument of 14 stones was dedicated in Prophetstown State...
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Cherokee Nation Purchases Sequoyah’s Cabin from Oklahoma Historical Society
The Cherokee Nation is celebrating the purchase and...
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The Story of Donehogawa, First Indian Commissioner of Indian Affairs
The election of Ulysses S. Grant in1868 brought about what...
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9 Tewa Ceramic Pots Lead the Way Home, 91 More to Follow
Ceramic pots from the Pueblos of Ohkay Owingeh, Nambe,...
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Since 1928 - A Pictorial History of the Cleveland Indians and Chief Wahoo Logos
As the Cleveland Indians battle it out in the 2016 World...
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Uncovering 'Wahi Pana' or a Storied Place in Hawaii
The ancient village of Po’ipū, Kōloa on the Hawaiian island...
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Researching the Past

Dine’ Model Sage Honga’s ‘100 Years of Dine’/Navajo Beauty’ Featured in ‘Cosmo’

VIDEO: Dine’ Model Sage Honga’s ‘100 Years of Dine’/Navajo Beauty’ Featured in ‘Cosmo’

Vincent Schilling
11/28/16
In a clip being lauded by Cosmopolitan as “One of the best "100 Years" videos yet,” Navajo/Dine model Sage Honga demonstrates the fashion of Navajo/Dine’ women over the past 100 ye...

VIDEO: ICTMN’s Vincent Schilling Posts ‘6 Myths About Happy Thanksgiving’ & Natives

Vincent Schilling
11/24/16
In 1621, settlers sat with 90 Wampanoag Indians for what many historians incorrectly call the first Thanksgiving...

Prophetstown Circle of Stones Honors Indiana Tribes

ICTMN Staff
11/16/16
A monument of 14 stones was dedicated in Prophetstown State Park in West Lafayette, Indiana to honor the 14 tribes that lived in the area on November 4, 2016...
cherokee-nation-sequoyah-cabin-group

Cherokee Nation Purchases Sequoyah’s Cabin from Oklahoma Historical Society

Cherokee Nation
11/10/16
The Cherokee Nation is celebrating the purchase and acquisition of the historic home of legendary statesman and inventor of the Cherokee syllabary, Sequoyah...
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Coast Salish Conservator Awarded Fellowship to Study Native Ancestors

ICTMN Staff
11/9/16
The Presidio’s Christina L...
grant-parker-appomattox

The Story of Donehogawa, First Indian Commissioner of Indian Affairs

Barry Babcock
11/5/16
The election of Ulysses S...
tewa-pot-1850

9 Tewa Ceramic Pots Lead the Way Home, 91 More to Follow

Frances Madeson
11/4/16
Ceramic pots from the Pueblos of Ohkay Owingeh, Nambe, Pojoaque, San Ildefonso, Santa Clara and Tesuque were liberated from a Smithsonian Institution storage vault in Suitland, Mar...
Cleveland Indians and Chief Wahoo logos

Since 1928 - A Pictorial History of the Cleveland Indians and Chief Wahoo Logos

Vincent Schilling
10/28/16
As the Cleveland Indians battle it out in the 2016 World Series against the Chicago Cubs, their controversial Chief Wahoo logo is once being shoved into the faces of sports fans ar...
kaneiolouma-henry-kekahuna

Uncovering 'Wahi Pana' or a Storied Place in Hawaii

Konnie LeMay
10/28/16
The ancient village of Po’ipū, Kōloa on the Hawaiian island of Kaua’i is rising again, stone by stone, and with it is rising a renaissance of cultural pride and acknowledgement of ...
Cleveland Indians Team Name and Chief Wahoo Logo

Wahoo was a Yankee? 7 Surprising Facts About the Cleveland Indians and Chief Wahoo

Vincent Schilling
10/27/16
Depending on who you ask, the Cleveland Indians name, and their logo, Chief Wahoo, are either an incredibly racist depiction of Native people, or respectful representations of the ...

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