Around and About New Jersey: The Lenape Indians
https://youtu.be/i5za3uuATbU
David Cohen
Published on Nov 4, 2015
John Kraft, the curator and guide of the Lenape Indian Village at Waterloo, explains how archaeologists learn about the past by digging in the ground and carefully...
https://youtu.be/tUf2CjKpJ_w
An Eagle Eye in Harlem | Narratively
An Eagle Eye in Harlem | Narratively
Published on Sep 3, 2013
Robert Banks' one-bedroom flat is lavishly decorated with Native American artwork—sculptures and dreamcatchers that the 71-year-old Georgia native created himself. On his kitchen...
The holiday we call Christmas has evolved into the biggest celebration in the world. Roman Catholics and Protestants celebrate the birth of Jesus on December 25. Many Orthodox Christians use the Julian calendar, which places Christmas around January 6.
Christmas...
The Trail of Tears is an epochal moment not only in Cherokee history, but also in Black history.
February 25th, 2012
11:20 AM ET
Pain of 'Trail of Tears' shared by Blacks as well as Native Americans
Editor's Note: Tiya Miles is chairwoman...
Morris County, New Jersey
Indian Place Names in New Jersey
The following information is from the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration 1938-1939 Series, Bulletin 12.
Glossary of Indian Names
The highly industrialized State of New Jersey bears little...
Are you expecting a new addition to your tribe? Are you interested in giving your child a Native nickname, well here is a list of native names to choose from.
Native American Baby Names
At Cute Baby Names you will be...
Neolin and Tenskwatawa: A Comparison of Two Nativist Prophets
by Ashley Neonta Bell
Primary Advisor: Dr. Max Geier
Secondary Advisor: Dr. Kim Jensen
Western Oregon University June, 2005
Neolin (the “Delaware Prophet”) and Tenskwatawa (the “Shawnee Prophet”) both claimed to carry a message from...
Native American New Year Commemorations
The start of the New Year is honored by many Native Americans, although many tribes have selected different dates as the last day of the year. In North American Indigenous cultures, the New Year is...
https://youtu.be/y9rLluytRQc
In fulfillment of ancient prophesies, the 13 Indigenous Grandmothers have come to serve as the Midwives for the birthing of the New Awakening. The Earth Mother has been preparing for this time of transformation for many generations and the...
How the Cherokee Indians became White and mulatto:
And then cheated Black Indians out of their Birthrights
The is the typical tale of Albinos conquering a land and killing off it's people: mixing with the survivors, and taking over and assuming...
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