I really enjoyed the sites it has alot of good learning for Nah-Hulloes (_whites_ in choctaw Language) as well as for other tribes. Keep your traditions alive by creating more information as you do. Yah-ko-kee thank you.

I think this web site is sweet and thanks for haveing this wicked web site it helps a lot ..LARA

This is a great site. I have learned things about my family and also learned where I get my "warrior" ways...Thank you...Terry-lyn Wheeler-Monfet

Tribute to Joseph Nathaniel Crick...By Val Crick..Our father’s family was of American Indian descent - whom we suspect were Creek Indians (pronounced Crick) - from Louisiana. Hence our family name. The lineage is traced to Joseph Crick and Mary Crick. They migrated to St. Vincent (via Barbados) in 1873. Joseph Nathaniel Crick was born on January 18, 1909 to Fredrick (Pappy) Crick and Leofreda Roberta (Gussy or Mammy) Crick. He was the last survivor of his siblings which included two brothers and eight sisters...I am trying to trace my ancestry

THIS IS A NICE WEBSITE I LIKE IT VERY MUCH

I was addopted out of twin bridges mt. birth record said i was born 8-26-52 .floyd edsel breckenridge father ..I am a DAV I would like to know more about my hearitage.what tribe.ect.

Tis a very nice site, I am learning as much as possible about the American Indian,

I liked your articl's about the boarding schools my mother lived in one and then another. Got a picture of her with lots of Indian Kids had her hair chopped off dutch boy cut. she was at one with Nunns said they were mean. She was at one of the bad ones after she got older.Seen a Girl being handed over to a man and her screaming for heip, The Nuns didnt do a thing and she was never seen again. But by reading your articles there were a lot of good ones.With good intentions, I need'd to know that..

I was just browsing the native american web sites or any topic related to our people when I came upon your site. It's quite important and very much enjoyed your factual desxcription of the Federal Government. I worked for the BIA and you are absolutely on target. I was either demoted, transferred or had to endure flyers describing me in the most perverted way, as well as, gossip simply because I was out to assist the tribes with whom I was to assist rise to its status in accordance with congressional mandates to get the Indian people out of poverty and on their own, but it just isn't that way at all. I did, however, enjoyed my GS-12 status and worked diligently to get to the top as a female. Keep up the good work. .. I'm behind you.

it was a very nice read. we all live in two worlds i prefer our indian world most. peace to our people

My spirit guided me here, I'm so glad to have found it! I will return in the near future!

SNOWY OWL......love your writings!!..thank you for the time you have taken to write it...really enjoy it!

I had the opportunity to watch Bury My Hearth At Wounded Knee. I've been enlighten. Can you assist me? I need to know how to register my native american heritage. I'm african american, my great-grandfather was Sioux and great-grandmother part Cree. My grandmother married a man who came from family who were not slaves. Many of my elders are gone and there are few left. This is something I must do before it's too late. My mother is register in the nation. Great sorrow sits today in my heart what I've learned what happened to my people. However, I understand deeply what it means to be Sioux...Thank you,Lisa D. Moore

I enjoy the music and the art gallery thank you for allowing the music.

Those who do not study the past are condemned to repeat it. Not a proud moment in US history. We should all learn these lessons so hard won but not often absorbed.

This is a beautiful and highly informative site. Thanks so much

im 11 and my teacher gave us a 5 page project and your site helped me alot !!!!!!!..thank you:}

This is a great web site that contains a lot of information of a relative nature. It was able to answer several questions for me that others could not. Keep up the good work.

Excellant site. Please forward my regards to Eli Tail. My son and I had the honor of meeting him and Carolyn at International Brotherhood Days. We hope all is well with Eli and his family..

real good work. Id have loved to see the land befor the whiteman came.

Nice site, very helpful, i like the information on the stone properties.. thank you

thank u

excellent site. tons of resources listed here. thank you!

it is so cool you have the arrow heads on this site because I have a large amount of thin in my room all on my wall....sorry don't have a picture

beautiful site

Nice pictures of arrowheads but no obsisian from CA or OR area. And, bird points and thumb scrapers were used by the plains tribes in KS and MO. But, good photos.

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Thank you for the pow wow etiquette page I have even seen people selling CDs from the arena that is a shame...Could you post info on the Creek people. my father was 3\4 Creek but I was raise to deny my heiritage. Now that I am an adult I have found my way back to the Red Road and would love to learn more about my people! I know that being Native is not just about blood but a spirtiual way of life. My father denys me but I know who I am.

thank you for this information my daughter and I have learned a lot. My husband is Cherokee and I am black foot. my daughter had a project for school to do on Indians and this was very helpful

This site is one that helped me with all my troubles in home work and I' ed like to thank you for making it and to all the gausses to this site I'm telling you that this site helps people like you and me understand all about clear cut.this is the one with the most info that I have seen! THANKS FOR MAKING IT!

this suks i wanted to find clothing about the haida and it has none and i an doing this for a project

I just discovered the site and have found several recipes that I have been searching for.. thanks and please keep it going... remembering the ways of the people is the only way to go forward

this page is very helpful for me an eight grader who has 2 do history projects on things about Wamanoag

: I am of native and caucasion desent. I enjoy comeing on line and reading the informative information of the native american culture.I am of Mohawk desent.

Myself being an native american artist I can really appreate your work, I think it's great.May the creater bless you in all that you do.

nice pictures you have on here i have been look for place to look for arrow heads

GREAT WEB BUT CAN YOU PLEASE ADD A BIT MORE INFORMATION ON THE INUIT PEOPLE.

Just got here and I think this looks likje a very well done website. Thanks for all the work that has gone into keeping this up...Peace and Blessings,Claudia (Irish, German and Powhatan)

thanks for the help..im doing a history packet! =)

Your site helped me with a report I was doing for my college class on the Native People

I think that this web site should be sent to every e-mail in the United States, so that people will remember who this great land belongs to and that is the Indian tribes that were forced away from land that they had lived on all their lives. This subject makes me very upset because you have the whites claiming it is theirs and then you have blacks saying the the whites owe them some of it. But what I am having trouble understanding is, how can you claim something that you have not earned or how can you expect someone to give you something that was stolen in the first place? WAKE UP PEOPLE THIS LAND BELONGS TO THE TRUE AMERICANS. THEY ARE NEITHER WHITE NOR BLACK.

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What a wonderfull site you got here, its so interesting for me to read about native indians, i just wished i could find more reading about you, such as traditions, more culture, how its to live in reserve, many many things but i keep reading what i can find, i sometimes wished i myself was one, not just a plain swedish woman,all the best, to whoever read this, may the strength of eagles be with you, Thank you for your wonderfull sites,..annika

I like this site, it's good to see personal acounts of events that have been clouded and lied about by government sources of the day they occured, namely Custers blunder. At some point the truth comes out. Good job on the site and peace to you all!

If anyone can tell me what "Kaskapau" means...please email me? Thanks

I love pomes and I love to learn about my history...I am almost full boded Cherokee Indian. I know a lot of woods in Cherokee langude.. I have benne studding that seems I as real little.... I wish I know more about my history and things like that but I really don't have the time to learn a lot right now with school back in so yeah well I love this web site....Running Grayhorse

i love this page it helps me alot on history

my family are lakota we come from rosebud i im sitting here listen to powwow radio i pray that the buffalo come back and we run the white men back were they go and the old chief come back and we dance the ghost dance againg go lakota nation keep strong i pray to wakon tonka

This is my first visit, and i think it is a great web page. It meant alot to read up again on Vernon Bellecourt and the start of AIM. When i was in high school 30 some years ago, i meant vernon bellacourt and ended up writing a final paper on him and about AIM. It has angered me over the years about the mistreatment of our society by the police and our own communities...I was very sad to hear yesterday of the passing of Vernon Bellacourt. He is a man i will remember the rest of my life. What he has done for other people and especially what he has done with his own life....Thanks

It has been awhile since i have thought about powwows.you have been very informative about the dances,what the meaning of them are about.it is very nice to see some of us have put an effort into keeping the culture alive and well.good job.

This web site is phenomenal - one of the most informative and one that is very sophisticated. I will return often to learn more about this human tragedy as I have read Leonard's book and am deeply moved in his behalf. May he never give up his fight for freedom!

Lots of great information!

it is wind fully,to know and see,that I am not alone,on my path and journey,many colors to you all!

I am a minister and I visit Greenbriar Nursing in Tler, Texas everyday. There is an Indian lady who works ther is asecretary. She saiod she is full blood Sioux Indian. I would like to know the Indian name for Medicine Man.

You have a great web site I'll be sure to share this site with others. Pidamiya

this site helps a lot

I very much injoyed the section on the eagle feather carriers, I was presented one many yrs ago. Its been an honor to heal an teach all these yrs an yes I agree its time for the ways to be taught to other earth clans . ty for the informative info

I enjoyed what you wrote of the Eagle

I have learned so much...I will revisit soon.

Absolutely love the site. I appreciate all the research and work that was (and is still being) put into it. I have not found another site with all this information...Blessed Be )O(

love your log in today it is so interesting!

My great grandfather was half Sioux I wanted to track my specific tribe down in our tribes we have something to mark a person like me i can't sleep the people of the world are destroying the earth the end is near and God is calling me to do this i need help though

Thank you for your wonderful web site. I am searching for my great grandmother who was the granddaughter of Chief Little Turtle. You have given me a great start.

I am always looking for any information on Chemihuevis, I've never seen the flag, Thank you

Very informative, it is amazing how much you think you know and when you start reading back into the 1700 and how it all started. I belong to the Comanche Nation, and I am very proud!

Tight!! lol!! Ayes but yea im Sioux!

This is my first visit and I am quite impressed with the information. I am looking forward to returning and finding more information about the culture that I was never introduced to by my father or mother.

I think that this is very nice thing to do.My fourth grade class will really love doing this tomorrow.Thans to this research I will give the corn husk doll directicons to my teacher Mr.DiChiara

you guyz so much info and i did a report on you guyz sop thanks for the tips

I think your web page should show how to draw a dream catcher because I have a project due and I cant find 1 !!! please try and get how to draw a dream catcher if you do you will probley get more people to look at your web page ...thank you,savannah ellington of ellijay , GA

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This has been the most authentic and informative of the sites I have been to. The sharing of information was a most rewarding experience. I haven't felt this connected to my native roots since leaving PA. I love the receipe sharing, have been looking for some of these for awhile. This site was a blessing. Thanks

I like the web site. its awesome!

Very interesting site. My husband has some Lakota blood in his family so I'm going to recommend it to him

Love your web site...am fascinated by Haida culture, people & art.

I learnd every thing I needed to Know for my report!!!

Very nice site Love the music, very interesting reading

Had tatoo of a thunderbird put on my leg in memory of my father who passed away in june 2007.i wanted to know the meaning of the Thunderbird. thanks for the info!!

Wonderful site! Am looking for any and all information on Fathers, Mother, and on ancesters.

Well written, a pleasure to read. Many good supporting facts as well. Way to keep Cheyenne and Native American history alive.

the recipes look real tasty and good i have eaten some fried bread a young maiden has made and it could have had some yeast in it but she would,nttell me she was from the on idea nation and were chippewa from aamjiwnaang first nation sarnia ontario thank you or miigwetch

What a wonderful Site.i have always taken Interest in the History of American Indians what proud people i would like to appologise for my ancesters in the way they Invaded your beautiful country and the cruelty they inflicted on many innocent people but not forgetting the red coats and kings at the time were also very cruel to its own people even hanging little children for stealing a loaf of bread,the general english people were very poor and very often subjected to torture and many things unspeakable if they did not serve the king or queen.many red coats escaped the cruelty of the kings officers and settled in America and Canada also Married and lived with your people. i would like to end this with an Indian proverb .This we know the earth does no belong to man. man belongs to the earth.all things are connected like the blood that unites one family,man did note weave the web of life he is merely a strand in it,what ever he does to the web he does to himself.may your spirites be with you,

Thanks for providing the information for my son and school...Ted

.hey you

.I think this site is awesome. I have native America ties. some of my ancestors were Indians. I came on here looking for fry bread recipes. A friend of mine, that is Indian, made fry bread a long time ago, and was looking for the recipe, and couldn't find it, then I found it on this site.

I really enjoyed your web site very much I will return to it for further use it seams to have a lot info. That I can use in a lot of my study's thank you keep it going strong ...GRAYWOLF.

i luv your web site. it's awsome.

Is there any way to get in contact with the Yaqui hall of records in Guadalupe Az. the reservation? I have family there that I would like to connect with the name is Valenzuela. My entry doesn't qualify as a comment, yet, I would like to add that I came upon this site quite by accident and I'm hoping it will assist me somehow in my search I am impressed by all that your site has to offer. Keep up the great work. I really like the artwork.

Thank you for creating this site! It is awesome!..Silent Turtle

I am happy for this site. My grandmother was crow, Blackfoot (I think piegan ?(spelling?)) and Irish...and I have Cherokee blood from my father who was born in NC...I have always been curious about Indian sites. And while I have no intention of tracking down my bloodlines...It's just nice to see more sites...there are some very pretty names here. Thank you for taking the time to compile these....may the Indian Culture not disappear with the elders...Peace & thanks

i am a new potter. love the ideas

I love yalls web site!

Everyone..I am not a member of your nation, but I am so compelled that I must say the contents of your website are overwhelmingly beautiful. I am not a person who wants to dig up land or trespass in any way, but I would love to come and see the art and people that make all this possible..Thank you..Lawrence W. Armstrong

YOUR SITE WAS VERY HELPFUL TO ME DURING AN iNUIT PROJECT

Great site,our family has the utmost respect and gratitude for the real native american people,thank you

I would like to say that it was a great honour to have chatted with snow owl and be his friend he was a man of talent this site is wonderful and with out snow we could not have had such a wonderful site I love e the native Indian they are my true friends and I know that snow is watching down on us may you rest in peace my brother you are one in a million a true friend and brother one who will never be forgotton .. thoughts be with you always.. shona

what a lovely site!thank you. skunks have suddenly been inundating our yard,porch and noses overnight..I was seeking the meaning of why and you helped me to understand what I could gain from their visits.. I will try to be patient with their stinkiness!

: I like this site because it is about native americans

This web site is excellent. The information provided is above and beyond what I have been finding searching through libraries....Although not a member of the Blackfoot Nation I do trace my family line to the Nation... This is based on information from my father years before he passed... Since I cannot find any family on the USA or Canadian side I research to learn as much as I can....Thank you for putting together a wonderful resource of information.

Thank you for the site I'm wanting to fine out about my family, and where they are to meet and learn about them. I known that I'm Indian and proud of it. thank you

As a sister and advocate in Native American rights and pending issues I come in request of a favor. Unlike others wanting to name their horses and dogs, I ask for my nephew by marriage, a proper indian name. To give you some history on the youngster his will is strong. His grandfather is a decendant of Quanna Parker, and rightly so. He has a fiery little temper, a HUGE soft heart, and quiet frankly a head tougher than a buffalo. I ask that you help me in this journey to help connect with his heritage. You know me from constant mailings about current affairs within in our people, and that I try hard to help our Brothers and Sisters in need, this time the need is mine. As you know I am Siksika with a given name and truely know the importance of having one unaltered by "white rabbit". I could play around a come up with something cutesy but let's face it our culture has been toyed with long enough as we all know!I know that Quanna Parker was Comanche and took a white wife and that he fought alongside Goyahkla (Geronimo) in many battles. My nephew is twelve years old and his father past two months before he entered this world, leaving his family for his care. we consider the young man a true blessing from the Great Creator. However, he does not have a suitable Indian name and is soon to be coming of age. I have plans to take him to next years SunDance to teach him of our ways. Of course he's no stranger with an Aunt who won't quit praying and preaching. The main reason this is so very important is honestly because my faith in his ability to touch others and to raise proper question where it needs to be raised. As he puts his sweet little arms around me I feel the future of the Native American has hope. I am also reminded of SnowwOwl's nephew and what he said about our future in the children. Please help me in this journey and do not let this fall on covered ears!

Osyio,Love your site nice one. Will come back to see future things here...Wado!..Lisa

This made my heart smile.

This is a most beautiful site. I felt lost in the Sacred when listening...it makes my heart happy and full of singing. Thank you for this Gift of Sacred Music so we can all listen with our hearts, and experience the deep connection of us all....I wish to fill my home with all this music!

I am currently working on a series of 3 novels, "T'on Ma" (published), "Syân Kûy Joshua" (in editing), and "Little Wolf Ranch" (waiting) involving the Kiowa in 1850-1880. This web site is very beneficial to my research... Thank you!

As a Blackfoot woman I would like to say thank you for your poems they touched my heart. Daily I try to make people understand that instead of blaming their forefathers for the fall of the native Americans who so loved, cherished,nourished, and worshiped on this land make it so those we loved and all we've lost doesn't go in vain. TAKE THE TIME TO MAKE A CHANGE IF ONLY ONE FOR EVERY PERSON LOVE WILL WIN! LET NOT THE BLOOD AND TEARS OF OUR ANCESTORS MEAN NOTHING, LET LOVE WIN!.. HEYA!

My sister-in-law is Sandy Hayward-Daggett Sister of former Chief Skip Hayward of Mashantucket Pequot Tribe-Connecticut,...your web site is extremely enlightening, informative, and presents highly accurate factual data..Keep up the great work...Thank you... Roy Daggett

Would love 2 find a name 4 grandmother in cherokee or abernaki language... Thank you

i enjoyed this site a lot--found out some things i had been wanting to know

I have always felt a tie with the native American history as Scotland went through a similar polite ! e.g. highland clearances and the breaking of the clans and traditions ! I don't suggest that the Scottish had it as bad as the native Americans but the fact is the oppression of our spirit is much the same !

Thank you for your fine work here! I have learned much in just a very short time. I plan to come back many times!

I think that yours is one of the most beautiful web sites I have ever visited, and I've enjoyed purusing through the stone collection. It has helped me alot with learning the differences, as I am a beginner in the ancient healing arts

I wish I had the strong spirit likes all of you.

you have helped me understand more of what life was like for our ancestors. til this day not much has changed

The myths on this site are very handy for schoolwork

I really like this site. I'm trying to find research about my heritage. Thank you for the info.

I love your work keep it up

I have blackfoot blood in my family, but I am not sure how much. My grandfather was part blackfoot. I would like to receive e-mails and be included in the going ons if I could

I hope that one day it will be required of every American to learn in depth about what we did to the Sioux and many other great Nations. I have both Native and White blood and am only ashamed of the White. A Wonderful Site!

Thank you for your beautiful, meaningful and inspirational site.

I am wondering if you could help me with a name I have just been told of. it is "LOHCOL" I am not sure if this is the correct spelling of the name but I was told he is either a Sharma healer or medicine man. any information would be greatly appreciated.

I heard about the Sioux Indians and I ask my mother about them and to find out my gr8 grandma Laura Mae Sanders was half Sioux Indian , so I would like to find out more if yall could help me out plz do so , I be live I might have Indian in me than maegan

I have really enjoyed your site just finding my native American family and hope to enjoy the rest of my life as a Native American .. thank you .. yellow canary

I have always had an interest in the peoples who lived and thrived in the part of the country I grew up in, Omaha Nebraska. This is my first, dedicated, trip to learn more. I have read several books and have researched specific incidents in my schooling past, but this is not for a grade. Thanks for spending the time to maintain this web site. I hesitate to ask for additional locations for spending my time, including geopraphic places I can visit. I know how to find places, I was just hoping that their would be a some, shall we say, favorites, or more appropriate locations that would be suggested. I would prefer to avoid touristy places and find the more subdued, less flashy things to enjoy, with solitude

Thanks for the information on this site. It was very helpful

Great web site! I just returned from a trip to the BC Rockies. thanks for all the info on Kootenia's and Kootenay's

Wonderful Site. Thank You.

Hello

this is great info thank you

Many Prayers and Blessings, Good to have found you again...the site as always excellent, Wado

It was very helpful information. I am homeschooled so it helped out with that to.

i think your site is great i am trying to name my son with a name that is fitting to him spiritually and meaningfully

I really enjoyed your site. I have been looking for this information for local pow wow's and it is very hard to find. Thank you very much for having this information available.

Enjoy your web site and other information concerning listing of pow wow. Also now I can read more about the history. My wife and I attent the pow wow every year here in pa. My father also told me that I was part blackfoot. And I been trying to find our relatives to find out how far back we go. It a hard task... Enjoy your site.

Thanks for sharing this web site.

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god bless you,,,,thank you for web site and news

Was referred to this excellent site!

I'm so glad to have found this site. Because I believe that the people how made the history should write their history!.

Your web site provides a great deal of insight and information about the various tribes. There is an obvious respect for both the spiritual and physical worlds. It would be nice to see information about the northeastern tribes, one from which my grandmother decended. Thank you for providing this site.

Great site, I am just trying to learn a bit about my heritage, I come from Ga, an I am trying to find out what tribe I am from, My grandmother was full blooded indian, but no one ever spoke about it other than her looks an her long blue black hair an dark complexion an unique nose an cheeks.. very beautiful woman... What tribes were in the Southern ALABAMA an GEORGIA, if any one can help I would greatly appreciate it.....Eve Spell

i am a veteran of the vietnam war also, i was over there in 68 and 70 , i was with the air force (ac119 g & k ,gunship and the outfit was 17th.s.o.s, my aircraft number 139, i do think of the guys all the time, i was the only native american in the outfit.my service time sstarted in 1955 and ended in 1975, i served in many area all over the world.

Thank you for all you do Stone Woman. May God always walk with you.and bless you. Jaime-Rey Brimhall

NICE SITE THIS IS MY TRIBE

This is such a clever and informative site. I appreciate all the thought that went into its creation.

Osiyo, I was guided to your website and was so exited to find so much information in one place! Now,I just need a good blizzard to snow me in so I can travel through all of it! Wado,Tamaskwas

Really enjoyed your site, you put a lot of time and effort into it obviously and I wanted to thank you for sharing!...Bright Blessons.

I enjoyed many of the stories in your data base, they were easy to find and look up. It is amazing to use such a modern convenience as the Internet to read stories that are hundreds of years old.....Thank you for sharing with me....Dave

My Great Great Grandfather ,Colfax Bart, was a photograpgr in Seattle in 1904 and aquaintances with Mr. Curtis. We have a picture in our house that Mr. Curtis gave Colfax as a gift in return for a favor. It is a treasure to me.

you guys did an awesome job with this site, the info is very useful, thank you

cool site,.

i just want to say what a wonderful site this is.i put it in my favorites.it will givemany hours of very good reading.osiyu climber sent me about this site.was very nice of him. ...sityu

My Mother, now deceased, had told me of a story from her mother's side of her family. There were 2 sisters out in the woods when the Indians came through. One sister hid in a hollow log for days, while the other sister was taken by the Indian Chief, and bore him 3 sons. I wish to find out more of this, if anyone knows anything. My grandmother was from Kentucky, so I'm not sure where the 2 sisters were from. Thank you for this most wonderful and interesting site!

.very interesting things about my heritage.

great site... would like to learn how to make a dream catcher..

I am glad I came across your site. Your directions are like the one my mom used. We made cornhusk dolls together....Thank you for making your directions available.

thank you my brothers and sisters for such beautiful pages. you will always be with me in my thoughts snd prayers. may Tunkasila continue to guide you through your life's journey. mitakuye oyas'in

Lower Mohawk, Wolf Clan, member of the Haudenosaunee, registered with the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, as described in the original Haldimand Proclamation of 1784, Constitution 1982, Supreme Court of Canada decision ordering consultation and accommodation, in recognition and affirmed, others and treaties as well along with the declaration that aboriginal right to self government, aboriginal law, rites and rituals, The Haudenosaunee Council of Hereditary Chiefs, appointed and advised by the Clan Mothers of Six Nations, the Royal Proclamation of 1763, and so on, has finally caught up with the true governing body of this, Turtle Island.

I have long been interested in genealogy and especially what happened to the Pocomoke, Assateague Nations near my home. My family has long insisted that we are of African and Indian descent. My son's father is Cherokee. I am currently tracing my family's history and would like to fill in the blanks. I comment you in telling the true story of the Trail of Tears. While in high school, I got into a lot of trouble because I told my class the story from the Natives' prospective. A law was broken but nothing was ever done to rectify it...If I can be of any assistance, I offer my services.

At last full recognition of American citizens. Humble thanks to all who laid their lives on the line in order to bring the war(s) to an end. I wish you peace and harmony always.

You all have a really good site, I really enjoyed it alot. You all did a good job by putting this site out for people to look at. The pictures are noce to!

This is a really good web site keep it up.

can you do a page on war clubs i need it for a report im doing on native weopons

Helpful infomatio.nI loved it. Just found out my grandmother is full blood Blackfoot. I want to fill in why I felt so empty all these years. Now I know. Thank you. I need to find myself.

THE SPIRITS HAVE GUIDED ME HERE AND THIS SIGHT IS AUSOME...KATERI

Its wonderful to see that my people are still a strong people. I need to have a spiritual cleaning

I am of the Sioux Indian Tribe of the Lakota/Dakota Indians. My Indian Name is : "Victori Rene Sadaji" My father was an African American from Knoxville Tennesse of the United States Air Force and War Heroe of the Viet Nam and Korean War. My Mother was of Sioux Indian, from Alexandria, Louisiana she if loyally devoted to serving her God. I adore the Arts of the Native American Indian and hope that some day to create artworks of the American Indian because I am an Artist as well...May the blessing of peace and God be always with us.

I visit your site regularly, and I'm so glad I stumbled upon it. As a native woman with Choctaw & cherokee blood in my veins, and granddaughter of Jesse Betsey, a full blooded choctaw spiritual medicine man who is with me in spirit onlly now, I find your site so fulfilling becauce the contents of your site are so informative I have learned so much more of my heritage, because my grandfather passed when i was 8 years old & when he was in the hospital on his death bed [in this life] he would only speak in his native choctaw language I could'nt understand his words but I know he was telling me to never forget where I came from, I want to thank you for keeping this site going so that everyone who wishes to learn about their roots & the plight of all native people. I will continue to tell people about your site and refer them to it.. HEYA!

I was reviewing the list of names to find a name for my Alaskian Malamute...I find the names really interesting...I would like to see more Quapaw names if possible..Thank You

I really enjoyed the feeling of pride in your website and the achievements of the Blackfoot people. I would be interested in communicating with your hotshot group as I am involved in wildfire training here in Austaralia.

I found the information was interesting and very informative for me. I did learn a lot from what I read. I took Aboriginal Spirituality 1 and 2 plus Elders, Profits and Healers at the University of Winnipeg in the past. I am also interested in Aboriginal Studies for personal reason

What a great site! I've found it really usefull!

I love this site! I have a past life as a Lakota and my guide is the man who took me as his woman. I feel the pain of what the white men did (and are doing), even though I am white in this life. I don't feel white though. I feel a deep connection with my Lakota guide and we have a strong bond. It makes me cry to learn of how Native Americans (hope that's right to call you that)are and were treated. It's so wrong. I shall be visiting this site often, to help me gain knowledge. Thank you!!!

i am looking for illustrations of coup feathers or a book with the word "lore" in the title. any help would appreciated

Amazingly informative and a credit to our race.I am an Elder of the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan first nation.

i enjoyed all the facts on the sioux nation..crazy horse and sitting bull are the two that got my attention the most..i just wwanted to say that you are doing a great job in giving actual facts..i can't wait to meet them in the afterlife.. thank you again for all that you have done to preserve there history.. anthony robinson.

I Would like to learn more about my people m my mother told me some , put we live mostly in the city,went to dance's with grandmother & grandfather they thought me alot still went to learn more,. ah o ah o ah o

I have been doing researh on Crazy Horse and the more I foundabout the man,the more he has become a true HERO. other Such a tragic life for a great man.Thank you for bringing to light his and other NATIVE AMERICANS stories.

My search for Tlingit, Kwakiutl, Haida animal motifs turned up little. It would be nice to have access to an index of commonly used animal motifs with information labels.

Amazing site...there is so very much to try and digest. The articles are priceless.

To Whom it may concern,Hi, my name is Daniel, Buttrill, and would like to Know if there is any information fom Native American's, concerning The Bald Eagle Or The Golden eagle.Is One Respected more than the other? Do elther the Bald Eagle or, The Golden Eagle Renew Themselves like the Indian Eagles in India?

Thank you for assembling some great information for the non native. I am reminded of my first Powwow as I read your web site and wish I had this information then.

I just happened upon your web site and I found it very entertaing and I will log on again to read more of the facinating stories of the native Americans that you have wrote about. I am a descendent of the Jetty family from the spirit lake tribe near Fort Tot ten North Dakota and spent many of my young days roaming the country side near my grandmothers home, as back then I was and always will love the Sioux culture. Keep up a great job. Sincerely Craig Weightman

Thanks for telling us about your people. We enjoyed learning the history and ways of different people.

Great site. It is great to have this information available. I am seeking more information on the Marias massacre and any who can give me information on those that are survivors would be great. My great grandmother's name was Kate Kuhn and she was born near the date of 1870. She was orphaned to some settlers as an infant after the date of the massacre and little information on her heritage exsists. She did have one uncle who the settlers did know of and she did keep in contact with him. His name however was not passed down but he did live in a place called Nut Mountain Saskatchewan. If this strikes any information for you. It would be great to communicate with you. thanks in advance

I am French, black and Indian. and I am from Turky Creak, Louisiana. or Eunice, Louisiana. and are trying to find out what is my Indian back ground, and what tribe am I from. if you can help me with this. please e-mail me

Hello, I am from Bolivia. I would like to thank all of you for sharing your culture with all of us.

A wonderful site with awesome graphics and good amount of information. Keep updating this site to make it better. Please make a photo gallery from where we can copy the pictures.

your site has been very helpful with one project, but I need help in another...we want to paint the trim around our entrance to our building...we want to use northern Wisconsin floral/woodland design preferably Ojibwa and/or Menominee. Can you help?

1st visit to this site. Looking for information for my spouse, she is part Lakota and is trying to find out about her (your) history. It is a painfully one, yet very strong and honorable. I'll try some of the links later.Have a good day, John

I think that this web site is giving a good kind of information and a lot of important things

I was named after a beautiful native American girl in my mother's English class.. She taught school in Oklahoma in 1939. . I have always loved my name and the fact it was native American, and so unique. . I've never met someone with this name, but I've heard there are a few ladies "out there" who share this lovely name.. I would like to know if there is another meaning beside "fragrant" for Quinna , possibly derived from Quanah...

It may be too late for me. My parents believe they are of Native American ancestry. My grandparents are certain of it. Their parents, however, did their best to assimilate into the rest of society. As did their parents before them. They did their best to hide who they were and where they came from. It may be too late for me. It seems I strive in vain to find the roots of my blood. All of my tries at genealogy are dead ends. The only thing my grandmother has ever told us is, in Spanish, "Somos de los Indios, de los Indios, de los Indios". "We're the Indians, of the Indians, of the Indians". I found that there are DNA testing facilities that can tell the percentage of Native American that a person is, and even what tribe(s) they are from. The thing is, would the Nations recognize a percentage of my blood, as opposed to previous involvement of my family in tribal affairs? My family was shamed into anonimity; therefore, I know not who I am. Why should my children suffer the same fate? Is it too late?

Excellent Web site and very informative to an emerging artist that is also the nephew of "T. C. Cannon" who is known as and "Icon" of Native American Art and is also internationally known. Please reply?

I found the web page very fascinating. I loved all the pictures.

There is a lot to learn the truth is hard and saddens me.I am passing this web site to my grandchildren.

Would love to have more information. My grandmothers dad was Henry Sockbesan, and Her name was Antoinette Marie Sockbesan. I can't seem to get enough information on my family tree. I tried to apply for membership of the tribe but cannot get my grandmothers birth certificate anywhere, but she is on the census for 1920 along with her parents that lived on the reservation. Any ideas would be helpful.

Very interesting & informative site. Really enjoy it. Thanks for posting & maintaining it.

Great Web Site. Bless all the Native Brothers and Sister . May we keep the Spirit alive always.

This is one of the best presentations on the web. Thanks for sharing these great peices of art with the world. This will help the makers of this points connect with us in the present. This was their life, and the way they fed their children. Thanks, L. Ferguson

Osiyo udo...Great site I wish there were more like this, I have really enjoyed browsing through it.

Stopping by to show respect. Awesome web site, I am looking for some pow wows in PA to attend...Peace MIke M

bless the American Indian

i like you site lots of information... thanks

I really like your site

Lovely! A spiritual oasis in the midst of the desert of the Internet..

Thank you for providing the beautiful poetry of the Indian woman which has so blessed my heart and helped open my eyes. It is of such depth and meaning. They say it is through art we can know cultures and peoples who have passed before us, and I believe that your web site helps all of us who care to, become a little more able to understand the Indian women who passed before us a little bit more.

enjoyed the reading and the music. great photos

I enjoy reading in this site.

AWESOME. TY FOR SHAREING THESE ADVENTURES THAT SOME ONLY GET TO DREAM OF EXPERIENCING FIRST HAND.

VERY INFORMATIVE. I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT OUR NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE. JUST RECENTLY, SPOKE WITH GENTLE WHISPER, CHEROKEE, AND SHE WAS SO INTERESTING TO TALK WITH. THANK YOU.

Thank you for this web site it has helped my alot by researching my Native American Heritage.

Thank you for posting our little event on this site. My family and friends just want to say Thanks. BOB

I enjoyed your site very much and thank you inviting me to see it. I raise tri colored horses and wanted our newest foal to have a Native American Name so I picked Leotic-flower of the prairie. I love my horses and Leotic and her mother are my newest rescue. I also have buffallo whom roam freely in our land with our heard of horses. So I felt a Native American name was very fitting for this little filly. Again I thank you of your site I loved it and will return when I have to name my 7 new 2008 foals of color. Elise

THIS WEBSITE IS FANTASTIC! WHAT A TEACHING DEVICE!MY GRANDMOTHER WAS EVELYN WHITE THUNDER. I HAVE MUCH TO LEARN ABOUT MY ANCESTORS.

I have found this site by accident and have thoroughly enjoyed it, I have visited any native sites from my home in Scotland including Standing Bear Park , The Kaw museum , Fort Sill and the resting place of some great men and it was so nice to read some of the history and indeed the suffering of this proud and wonderful nation of clans and tribes. Thank you for the journey.

I would like to say that this is a nice site. I am half Blackfoot and proud to say that. my mother passed many years ago and she is missed but she made sure as a child I knew my heritage and to be proud that im Indian thank you

thank you it was worth the time to look at and find some wonderful artist

this web site is very helpful and educational for adults and children as well.im always going through the Internet looking for stories on Indians. this web site is very easy to use. thank you for making this web site for us to be able to use

the web site is very informative. I'm still learning my Abenaki History. I am also called Dark Eyes. My Abenaki herritage is on the Canadian side.

You have a wonderful site here . could you tell me how you go about finding how to find out about my Indian Blood line. thank you , faith halladay hurd

Your web site is beautiful! I manage a native American jewelry store and gallery in Ossipee, NH. Most of our items come from the southwest. I found your web site very informative. I found your NA History and NA People/Tribes interesting. It was also nice to know about the tribes in my area. I am saving your site to my favorites! Thanks.Shelley

This is an absolutely beautified web site and done so tastefully. I enjoyed it very much.....thank you

researching lineage to Choctaw nation. Interested in any free sites available. My mother's maiden name was Lirette. Her mother's name was Annabelle Robecheaux. Not sure of spelling. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

It is wonderful to follow the long,complicated and sad story of the Cherokees, but it is good to know that they overcame the burdans and achieved recognition. We still cherish our church's role in education and making life better where we could. We are pleased with the joint participation in the Cherokee/Moravian Historical Association

AT THE AGE OF 63 IT IS HARD TO UNDERSTAND THAT THE LAND OF THE FREE IS NOT FREE AT ALL.AS A YOUNG PERSON GOING TO THE MOVIES THE RED INDIANS WERE ALWAYS MADE OUT TO BE BAD ,HOW WRONG THIS IS AND I PRAY THAT AS TIME GOES BY THE TRUTH WILL UNFOLD I WISH YOU ALL WELL ,AND WOULD CONSIDER IT A HONOUR IF SOMEONE EMAILED ME AND A FRIEND SHIP WAS FORMED...IN CLOSING MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS BE FILLED MAY YOUR CHILDREN AND THERE CHILDREN KNOW LOVE AND HAPPINESS...KIND REGARDS..JOHN BROUGH

hello do you maby know Clayton R Iron Necklace?..he is died june 2 2007 and i whanna know if your know somthing about his death? i hope you request my mail he was like a daddy for me and my sister my inglich is not so good but i really hope that you know him

amazing information have gained a lot of insite into the lives of your people past and present thank you

A great spot of history I did not know about my own state,I am from Nort Louisiana.

thank god for all good things and healing =thank you for good web site and news ~

I love this web site I'm Lakota and i don't know anything about that side of me but your sie really helped me

HELLO, MY GRANDPARENTS WERE ABENAKI INDIANS AND I REALLY DO NOT KNOW MUCH OF MY HERITAGE SO I AM TRYING TO FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION AND RECIPES THAT MY GRANDMA USE TO MAKE FOR ME WHEN I WAS LITTLE. DO YOU KNOW WHAT PAKAKAN MEANS?...THANKS,DEBBIE

What a great site

Brothers and Sisters,.Thank You, with the utmost respect. I had this site recommended to me, and i will sincerely thank the brother who did. I found this site to be very informative. Especially as i am studying "Native American Teachings". I will surely return without hesitation....May Creator ever guide and protect you, so you may continue educating people in these beautiful ways....Bright Blessings,....Amberwolf-aka-Maggie, xxx

Your comments on Frank Fool's Crow are remarkable. I find him to be a great influence in my life. Thank You for having this Web site.

Thoroughly interesting, informative and comprehensive site. Well done

Thank you for sharing your lovely spirits with the world. I enjoyed exploring the site. Mi Gwitch

I enjoyed your web page and was searching for the way to say "THE SNOW WHITE DOVE" by Chief Lightfoot of the Cherokee before passing away. He made me his First Lady and I attempted to put a gathering together before his passing. It didn't work out he passed on A Sunday and we held it on Wednsday anyway but the air was so fresh I'm sure he attended. I followed through with my promise to him and he is with me always. Can you tell me the Indian way to say my name and what its meaning is? Please add me to your update list so I can continue on with learning more. I am also 1/2 Cherokee of the Oklahoma Nation...Thank You..Jenny

I am here to learn more and gain insight into the feelings that make me search out my inner questioning. I seek the wisdom written on these pages,and my true connection to natures' wonders...Aho

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I would like to get some info sent to me on your dances and music I am also an Indian but like most of us I wasn't told till I was older know that Jim in my 30's Jim trying to understand more about us

this is a great page for me or anyone to learn from .I am still learning many thing about my history, keep up the good work.

Best site I have ever seen. I enjoy reading about history. Thanks for a great site.

I really enjoy your site and it is very informative

THIS IS MY FIRST VISIT BUT IT WILL NOT BE MY LAST-I ENJOYED IT.IT WAS VERY INFORMATIVE.. THANK YOU.. PAULINE

Had to stop back to read your thoughts where you vent..Wado, May the Creator stand with you always as he does now... The site is very good also. A lot of very good Energy here. May the Joy of the Creator be with you always..Buffalo.

As I am on my healing journey and in my fities,my interest has turned to ceremonies and spirituality, I found your site to be very respectful and full of good research with well documented work. I have also recently returned to university so will rtepsect the site and submit a request if I intebnd to use the articles in any future papers. we are very lucky that we have some excellent Elders who work wiht us at school as well as opportunities throughout the year to attend ceremonies. thank you

I find the web site like a breath of fresh air. My grandmother 4 down the line was sioux and came from the lakotta's and brought to Pennisivilina and put in some type of camp. She married into an itliano famly and learn not to speak of who and where she came from. She was beauty inside and out I have been told. For as long as I can remember I have only felt peace outside in the creators world of mother earth. I find human beings to be negitive and postive. I also obsurbe energy like a sponge and try only to stay with postivty. My family has said I have always been able to see the past. Which help me when I began asking question and no one wanted to answer. The only difficult part is I am the lightest of my family I just wish I didn't always see a stranger in the mirror looking back at me because inside I know who I am but my outside don't match.Thank you for brining a voice to the world were people know nothing of this land we live on.

OSIYO,.Just wanted to say The site feels good. I am glad to see that you are bringing forth information from my brother David Swallow, for helping the people...Thank you..Buffalo

My grandmother was Abenaki. Lived in the Odanak area in the early 1900's. moved to Shawinigan falls about 1908 or so and would up in St Paulin, in the Yamachiche area where she spent most of her life. Had few relatives in that area, but it was fun to be there with her and my granfather, who , in passing, was a Cree.

Hello...I liked your site. Very useful resource. THE BEST...Thanks...Sincerely,Kina

Excellent!!!

The site is interesting and entreaging. Lots of fascinating stuff.

Looking for family history of Arizona Family that was born on a Indian Resavation on Teodora Gonzales in 1800's.

One of histories native visionaries, gone but not forgotten

I am a proud decendent of a survivor of the Trail Of Tears. One of my line was Nona Quada and Quaka Mundo. (Not sure of spelling at moment.) One of my elderly family members attempeted to do a tree research and was blocked by the government stating listings of the Cherokee were classified. I dont understand this. Now she is gone and I have to start all over. How do I do this?

This is a great site for learning. I am excited to be attending some of the Pow Wow's this year and after I move to Denver. Mark

Excellent web site and I have enjoyed the sites and the music, On the music add more traditional music instead of the update versions it takes away from the spirit and feel of the original peoples land

I love your web site

A really informative site. Peace be with you for ever

Im trying to get some information on some NAVAHO SAND ART and some information on the artist

Hi glad you let me visit your site. I'm part Sioux but that is all know so i'm here to learn about the people of the Sioux nation. Thanks for having this site here for people like me.

I am grateful for all your information that you give. I am looking to find our family history of the Hunkpapa Sioux. I would never know if this web site didn't have so much info....Thank you,Alice

I truly saddened by the small minded ways of humanity, I think the native ways are magical. I hope to have the strength of such a noble people from our history to have so much, love so much and loose so much more...... unbelievable.

i enjoy this but the onlt thing is that is you don't have the boarding school called riverside indian school from anadarko,oklahoma and i really wanted to look at the picture's of the campus

As a member of the Penobscot Tribe, I am glad to see such a wonderful site. I'm also looking for any tribal members within PA.

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Hi, I stumbled upon your site. I find It ma be of some help someday in raising the awareness of the people just how much we should seek the stories of the past and work at trying to redefine the nature of the human. We must begin to create a pride of humans that shakes off the mis guided ways of the history in our live.We must learn how to speak across time and generations and various peoples....Thank you for your efforts. I appreciate very much the love and caring you are trying to spread....Thank you..John Pupparo

I liked the web page very much and enjoyed the great history lesson of the Sioux nation. What a tragedy of such a great people. Shame on those who were blinded by greed.

I found your site interesting....Herring Pong Wamponoag

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I am looking for information about Leocadie Odillia Racicot form Petite Nation in Quebec she married Joseph Giroux. Any information would be greatly appreciated.....Debbie Lafrance

Thanks to all that made this site possible.,,,I have learned a lot and plan on coming back soon...Keep up the great work...Sincerely, Ann

thank you for this and many other sites for me to search I have just gotten my computer and feel I can now have the information I need especially with being on the other side of the world I look foreword to many visits with you .thank!

Thank you for the time and energy you have put into making this site. I look forward to visiting again.

I am male black with supposed native American ancestry. I am trying to learn more about native American culture and spirituality . Your site is very helpful thank you..

I have found this site to be an wonderful tool for my son to learn more about his heritage.

trying to find my native roots

I found an arrowhead here in celina. I'm not sure what I have. Can someone tell me how to find out?

this is a wonderful site giving all the info needed and provides the most excellent background music ever, thank you.

I found your web site like a breath of fresh air. The contents are very interesting and the whole set up of the site is beautiful. Thank you for the good information. Sincerely, "Sunny" Sonya

I think it has art , enchantment, and a link to our past. I feel connected

I like your site. It's refreshing to see some brothers & sisters can do something without the love of money. Your site's name caught my eye, for I a am a beader, too...Spirit Owl

I had a rare privilege of meeting Chief Fools Crow.. It was an experience that I will never forget, and have told many about the night that Chief Fools Crow came into a hospital to do a healing... Chief Fools Crow left a lasting impression on me, forever..

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Thank you for the History on the Native American side who fought Custer. As a child in school I took interest in this battle and only heard or read the 7th calvary side. I alway wanted to hear the Native American side I feel sorry so many died on both sides. thank you for your work on this topic. J. R.

I AM VERY INTERESTED TO GET INFORMATION ABOUT MY GREAT GREAT GRANDMOTHER WHO I BELIEVE WAS A MEMBER OF THE TRIBE IN THE EARLY 1800'S SO ALL THIS INFORMATION IS VERY HELPFUL TO ME

Very helpful in leaning about my native heritage

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I found this site very informative and educational, especially for our youth and children. Thank you for this site as I would recommend it to others....Ms. A. Fisher

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I really enjoyed looking through your site. I am par Native American My self I would like to teach my children as much as i can about different names and there meanings if you could would you please send me other Nativ American names and their meanings so i could teach them more of our history and rivers and other stuff ... thank you ever soo much .....dee

thx.for ur web site,i enjoy the goodness of our people,and have the strite to share my songs,too!

I enjoyed the articles very much. I would like to know if you have any information on my great great uncle Whitehorse or my great great grand father Dohausen or Tohausen ? ... Thank you

The culture and history of North American original people has always fascinated me and I am truly grateful for the excellent source of information provided by your web site. Besides, I am so pleased that you have started to collect this information, which has been passed on only orally for generations, so everybody interested has access to it...My biggest dream is to see the Black Hills and real native artifacts and people. Meanwhile, I can surf your site and learn.

My G.Grandfather was David G.Howard. I think he was married to Quananh Parkers daughter .I would really like to know for sure,if you could tell me anything.Her name was Ann Maria Parker. I know her dad's name was S.M Parker. ARE Quanah Parker & S.M.Parker the same person? Yours truly James Howard.

Haa Maurawe Haitsi! (hello & welcome, friend) nice site, love to see real ppl stand up publicly (on the net) just happened to find it while browsing for my family. Nahnu teasu u punitui, haitsi. (cya later, friend - Numunu *comanche*), 2eagles :}{:

I enjoyed reading our states history. I was amazed to learn that the tribe that first welcomed the first settlers have not been recognized. What a slap in the face.

I loved my tour remembering our ancestors, and keeping their memories alive is good for our children, my grandpa Red Eagle always told me before his journey "As long as we think about or even just remember someone that they live on through us!!!

I've found this very instresting and will be back,.. I am an Oklahoma boy, my mother was Choctaw my father was Irish... We need to teach the country how to give back and not take in excess... Thank You- Vic

I BOUGHT A CORN HUSK DOLL, THE FIRST I HAVE EVER SEEN. IT US BEAUTIFUL AND WANTED TO KNOW THE HISTORY BEHIND THEM,

of my people the apache nation,i need too re-connect with my roots.. .the people too me have and always are to be -important to me and my forward life s journey... i will rely on your upcoming events of any sort too be helpful in the future ...wind is our power and spirit....'hawkfeather'

I really enjoy the educational opportunity that this site offers....I work with both Shoshone and Arapaho people in a health care facility in the Wind River on the reservation....I am interested in Native American history and glad to be able to learn first hand....I am learning to make Indian Tacoc`s and would like tips and recipes for toppings....I also have a beautiful half Cherokee grandaughter. My late husbands great grandmother was Cherokee from the Appalacian area and my grandaughters ancestors are from Southern Illinois....Many Thanks!

AHE'EE...THE WAY TO EXPLORE OUR FORCE SURROUND OUR ANCIENTS ONES....JUST THE LIGHT INSIDE THE DARK TO JOIN THE SAME ONE BALANCE WITHOUT FEAR...THE ONLY WAY TO CONNECT...IN HARMONY....ACCOE...WOATY,,

I loved reading about this. I came close to moving to Wrangell at one point. Beautiful area. Thanks.

My father and his father were named Jake Grass SR and Jr respectfully. I would really like to be able to contact a Mona Grass Brown who I was informed is the family historian. Would like to know if we are related. I am very proud of my heritage and would like to confirm.

Love your site. I was looking to see where my grandmother was born (Plattsburg)and I came across your site. Thanks for the pictures. I will be back to see more later.

I love the various music you have posted...I have been looking for various music samples to offer the children in our Strong Start program. Who may otherwise not be exposed to various First Nations music. Thks again great job

thank you have been a really big help for me

I found it great because I found out some family traditions that I never new about. my great great great great grant mother was a Sioux Indian and I find it so interesting to find out about her culture

This did not help me at all.

This site is a wonderful place for one to get a true perspective on Native American. Native are usually depicted in movies and TV as corny tree huggers, but not as a proud nation. The morals and value which true belivers in native teachings towards life is lacking in this time.

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Thank you for the pictures. I was looking for some animal mask examples for an art lesson. these are perfect to add to the samples from all over the planet

I have some Indian in me not a whole lot and I love the Indian culture ,, I think their clothes,jewelry, and pictures like the ones on this site is absolutely beautiful!!!

Web site is awesome, i like the reading about the native americans! im from the anishiinabeojibwe people.. aho..

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Great web site!...Very good reading!

i enjoyed your site. it is easy to navigate, the information is of interest and enjoyable. I am native, of the Navajo tribe. I always appreciate native sites that are not so political and hateful towards non-natives. War and hatred against non-native is our History, not our future. thank you and good luck.

Fascinating thank-you for the information

The site is lovely. I am researching native American Masks in ceremonialism and the music associated with it, for my North American Native Music, class. This site offers a wealth of information, and I'm glad I found it.

you guys need to have a question board because I needed to know what material the masks are made from!!!

I really enjoyed your site. It was very informative. Your article about Goyathlay truly moved me. I know you probably hear this a lot, but I am part Native American, but maybe unlike others I'm very proud of my heritage and seek to learn more. My family does not know much as most that did have passed away. I have been told that I'm part Alabama and part Osage. Either way, I have a heavy heart for what the Native Americans have suffered through due to ignorance and pure hatred. I'm raising my children to understand where they came from and to not forget those that came before them. Again, your site has made a great impression upon me that I will take with me my whole life.

This is a fantastic site. I loved seeing the slight variations of recipes.

this site has helped me with information that I needed to find when I was doing my research

I really like this site my grandma is a full blooded cherokee indian. I all ways wanted to no more about my grandma people i no that navajo is not the same. but i saw the site and wanted to look and i like it my grandma was not raesed indian. thank you for the nice site.

IT WAS VERY I NTERESTING TO READ THE INFORMATION ON YOUR SITE. I HOPE TO FIND OUT HOW TO FIND INFORMATION REGARDING MY GREAT,GREAT GRAND MOTHER:WHISPERING WINDS,SHE LATER MARRIED AND WAS GIVEN THE LAST NAME OF MARTIN AND I THINK THE FIRST NAME WAS SALLY. THANK YOU AGAIN FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE

I THINK THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE AND INFORMATIVE SITES I HAVE FOUND TO DATE. MY SON ADOPTED THE LAKOTA AS HIS RELIGION AND WAY OF LIFE A FEW YEARS AGO AND I AM LOOKING FOR ANY INFORMATION I CAN FIND. THANK YOU

Heya...In honor I greet you and am blessed because of you...Through you my spirit is well fed....GON bound, with many stories to tell and more to learn I am looking forward to seeing all my relations. when I get back I hope to have many new stories to share with you... Take care and soft paths to all.

Many articles and comments I have read on your site have spoken my own heart! I am proud to see somebody not afraid to publish it on the net! We learn from our history; that is why they hide the "real" history from our children in our schools. False pride is never a good thing! The asking for and giving of forgiveness is...Peace,Dragonfly

I didn't get any information from this site for my project. Make kid friendly information with more topics, like shelter and social structure and way of life!!!!!! Thanks!!

Great work; I am a retired Arine Officer and my last duty station was Ft. Huachuca with Army. It dawned on me this was ironical since my Dad was a baby or born in the POW camps when the Apache were removed from AZ. Buried him in the Commanch Grasslands of Colorado 1983. He was over 100 but still riding and moving cattle. Since there are zero records I can not prove heirtage but such is life..

well all I have to say is that I've been researching on the Kiowa tribe and since than well I'm still researching but the Kiowa tribe gets more interesting and I learn a lot every time I research

I have searched many web sites for the Sioux nations yours is by far the best thank you

this is a great and convenient site to go to look for the meanings of native names like my three month old son's name: Dakota I also like that this site has many different selections to choose what you want to look at or look up of native American people and more.... I like snowwowl.com it worth looking up you should try it!

Very nice pictures. I am playing lacrosse and I am interested in culture where this game was born. I wish you all the best...Stan

would love to find out about the Blackfoot tribe that were in Ohio. trying to locate info on my family. Beverly m

To be simple and to the point... Thank You so much. If you had any clue as to the time I have spent searching for the places your site offers you would understand how deeply I appreciate your presence. Aqain Thank You. Pat

i found this sight very educational

It is good to see native culture still being preserved and I will do everything in my power to help.If there is more knowledge to share this would be wonderful .I do hold a lot of the Nishga, Cree and Mohawk traditional teachings and believe in planting these sacred teaching.

Beautiful site full of wonderful information! Thank you.

your soooooooooooo kewlll!!!

I think the web site is very interesting and would love to learn more about the Echota Cherokee Tribe because I also am a member of the tribe, but because I was adopted and recently received my member card, I do not know much about the tribe. Please send me some information and contact names and numbers. Thankyou and I look forward to hearing from you. Tammie Strickland

Awesome site!! Alot of useful information. I am looking for some information on my name from the Sioux>LaKota>Hunkpapa Nation. If anyone can help me out I'd GREATLY Appreciate it. Again great site!! Keep it up!!

This site is really superb!!! Thank you for you work! Good Luck

Very interesting web site. Keep up the outstanding work and thank you...

My baby son is named "Delsin" and the meaning for his name "He is so", can someone please tell me what tribe this maybe could have originated from, as I'm Native myself and Federally Recognized (enrolled), but really would like to have this name history for him when he gets older.

I love All The Poems that this has!!!

Very informative and I really admire the detailed ship of the web page! It really stands out!

A very useful and attractive site. I've added it to "Favorites"......Thanks.

Loved your article on Thunderbirds and lightning, thanks a million.

Thank you for a wonderful resource, I have learnt much about the Native American and my reverence and respect for them has grown immensely...Dave

We are the "Lords of the Plains", your site is interesting as a Comanche Tribal Member it is always good to see good things said about your people

I have been looking for sites like this for a long time. Thank you!

This web site is Great! I will recommend you to all my friends. I found so much useful things here. Thank you

THE FAMILY TREE-JUDY LARSON
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