OUR FIRST SKY WATCHERS Native American Astronomy in Sugarloaf Ridge State Park Compiled by Lawrence Maniscalco, History Docent April 2015 The dark night sky of Sugarloaf Ridge makes it a perfect location for stargazing.

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520 HISTORY.ORG WHAT CAN WE LEARN ABOUT OURSELVES BY STUDYING OTHER CULTURES? What did the Native American tribes of the SR 520 corridor region contribute to

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Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History Department of Native American Languages Restrictions on Use Policy The Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History is part of The University of Oklahoma and funded by the Sta

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UPSTREAM BATTLE Native Americans fight for their fish – against an energy corporation. Their struggle may trigger the largest dam removal project in history. “Since the beginning of time,” they‘ve been living al

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• Geography of California
• Klamath Mountains
• California
• Native American tribes in California
• Fish
• Klamath River
• Ecological restoration
• Klamath National Forest
• Dam removal
• Karuk
• Hupa
• Salmon

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• Americas
• American studies
• African slave trade
• Slavery in the United States
• History of North America
• 20th century in the United States
• American folklore
• American frontier
• Atlantic slave trade
• Native Americans in the United States
• America: Imagine the World Without Her

In this Issue: Pawnee Business Council Resolutions Page Two Pawnee Business Council Minutes Page Three Pawnee Tribal Members on Cobell list Page Eight The History of Pawnee Homecoming Page Twelve

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• Great Sioux War
• Plains tribes
• Native American tribes in Nebraska
• United States
• Pawnee people
• Parks and Recreation
• Pawnee
• Oklahoma
• Crow Nation
• United States Senate
• Pawnee
• United States House of Representatives

Preface A cultural collision between native people and Europeans began on the North American continent in the 1500s and

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• History of North America
• United States
• Society of American Indians
• 18th century in the United States
• American Revolutionary War
• British North America
• CherokeeAmerican wars
• Chickamauga Indian
• John Brickell

Bibliography A Guide to Studying History at Fort Huachuca History Program, U.S. Army Intelligence Center and Fort Huachuca

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• Apache Wars
• Arizona
• Western United States
• United States
• Native American tribes in Arizona
• United States Army Indian Scouts
• Arizona Territory
• Apache people
• Fort Huachuca
• Chiricahua
• Western Apache people
• Geronimo

Stories of Nine Native American Women Who Changed History Daughters of Two Nations tells the life stories of nine Native American women who brought change and unity to two cultures historically at odds. These short but w

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14 Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Action Plan on ACHP Native American Initiatives 13 Appendix A Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

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• History of the United States
• National Register of Historic Places
• Humanities
• Culture
• Native American religion
• Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
• State historic preservation office
• United States Bureau of Indian Affairs
• Executive Order 13175
• Cultural resources management
• Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act
• American Indian Religious Freedom Act