Brush | National Museum of the American Indian
...Los Coyotes Reservation (San Ysidro Reservation); San Diego County; California; USA Collection History Collected in 1917...
Basket bowl | National Museum of the American Indian
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American Indian Removal - What Does It Mean to Remove a People? - Definitions
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Child's sandals | National Museum of the American Indian
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NK360 - Native Words, Native Warriors - Boarding Schools - Richard Henry Pratt: Text–Dependent Test
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Annual Report of the Repatriation Activities of the Smithsonian Institution 2012
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Thanksgiving | National Museum of the American Indian
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Wellspring Society | National Museum of the American Indian
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Coyote Runs | National Museum of the American Indian
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Coyote Runs | National Museum of the American Indian
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Coyotes | National Museum of the American Indian
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Native Knowledge 360 Degrees, Essential Understanding: A Guide to Disciplinary Connections and Class
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Annual Report of Repatriation Activities of the Smithsonian Institution 2019
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Repatriation Activities at the Smithsonian Institution: 2021 Annual Report
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Annual Report of Repatriation Activities of the Smithsonian Institution 2016
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NMAI Repatriation Annual Report 2017
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ornament (Image withheld) | National Museum of the American Indian
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...of the American Indian. George Gustav Heye founded the Museum of the American Indian in New York City in 1916 and served...
of Clay, Ceramics from the National Museum of the American Indian
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Shaman's chair model/miniature | National Museum of the American Indian
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Woman's basket hat | National Museum of the American Indian
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Samaritan Hospital Show | National Museum of the American Indian
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"Industry + Indians: Profits + Progress" National Conferences II | National Museum of the American I
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Chief Wolf | National Museum of the American Indian
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Chief Wolf | National Museum of the American Indian
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Crow War Party of 1888" | National Museum of the American Indian
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Hubbell's Trading Post in Ganado, Arizona | National Museum of the American Indian
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Bag (unfinished) | National Museum of the American Indian
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Bag | National Museum of the American Indian
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Child's moccasins | National Museum of the American Indian
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Man's moccasins | National Museum of the American Indian
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Man's leggings | National Museum of the American Indian
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Russell Means, All the Oglala | National Museum of the American Indian
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NK360 - American Indian Removal - What Does It Mean to Remove a People? - Summative Performance Task
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"Through the Eyes of the Eagle: Illustrating Healthy Living for Children"
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The Art of Being Kuna: Layers of Meaning Among the Kuna of Panama | National Museum of the American
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Pestle | National Museum of the American Indian
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Grooved object | National Museum of the American Indian
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Worked antler | National Museum of the American Indian
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Vessel fragment/Potsherd | National Museum of the American Indian
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Axe head fragment | National Museum of the American Indian
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Bifacial tool/projectile point | National Museum of the American Indian
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Net weight/Netsinker | National Museum of the American Indian
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Awl/perforator | National Museum of the American Indian
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Abrader/Grinding stone | National Museum of the American Indian
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Cheyenne Fallen Warriors medal | National Museum of the American Indian
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Kinngait Family Portrait | National Museum of the American Indian
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Lucayan duho - Infinity of Nations: Art and History in the Collections of the National Museum of the
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Off the Map: Landscape in the Native Imagination | National Museum of the American Indian
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The Great Inka Road | Teacher Resource
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Thomas Indian School glass plate negatives | National Museum of the American Indian
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(Re)Presenting America: The Evolution of Culturally Specific Museums
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of the Hunter's Failure | National Museum of the American Indian
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...United States.” A. American Indian Code Talkers regret their service in World War II. B. American Indian Code Talkers are upset...
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... honored, and thrived in their homelands. These foundations continue to influence American Indian relationships and interactions...
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Telling Stories with Pictures: Collected Comics from Native New York
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Home | Native Knowledge 360° - Interactive Teaching Resources
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...to American Indian people. Do students think there should be an apology? Have them keep in mind the ways in which interactions...
NK360 - Early Encounters in Native New York - Did Native People Really Sell Mahattan? - Teacher Mate
...use of trade goods show differences in what people valued? What did land exchanges mean to Native people and the Dutch? Formative...
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...developing individual roles in tribal society, characterize each American Indian culture. American Indian cultures have always been...
Arts | National Museum of the American Indian
...Jennie Ross Cobb, First Female American Indian Photographer, Framed Cherokee Life in Indian Territory Article Jennie Ross Cobb...
Americans
...Pocahontas was born in 1595 in what is now Virginia, almost everyone who lived on the continent was an American Indian. Her father...
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... honored, and thrived in their homelands. These foundations continue to influence American Indian relationships and interactions...
O'odham (Pima) stories | National Museum of the American Indian
...translations given are as literal as possible." In 1911, Lloyd published, Aw-Aw-Tam Indian Nights Being the Myths and Legends of the...
Maya Skies: Calendars, Seasons, and Time | Helpful Handout Educator Resource
...on the skills practiced in the interactive Maya math game. National Museum of the American Indian National Mall Fourth Street...
Significance of the Collections | National Museum of the American Indian
...British Columbia, Canada, inset in doorway, 1926. (N11089) National Museum of the American Indian National Mall Fourth Street...
Developing Stories - Native Photographers in the Field
...any children he has will be Indian because he’s Indian and he would raise them in his culture, so their identity wouldn’t...
NK360 - Native Words, Native Warriors - Code Talking
...American Indian cultures and ways of living. The fact that many American Indian Code Talkers used elements of their culture as...
Mapuche Machi’s kultrung - Infinity of Nations: Art and History in the Collections of the National M
...of Nations: Art and History in the Collections of the National Museum of the American Indian - George Gustav Heye Center...
Host an Event in Washington, DC | National Museum of the American Indian
...Host an Event in Washington, DC | National Museum of the American Indian Host an Event in Washington, DC With event spaces...
Mapuche Mütrüm Purun - Circle of Dance - October 6, 2012 through October 8, 2017 - The National Muse
...through October 8, 2017 - The National Museum of the American Indian in New York MENU MENU Introduction Yup´ik Yurapiaq and the...
NK360 - Early Encounters in Native New York - Did Native People Really Sell Manhattan? - Teacher Mat
...use of trade goods show differences in what people valued? What did land exchanges mean to Native people and the Dutch? Formative...
A Life in Beads
...featured in the National Museum of the American Indian exhibit, Identity by Design: Tradition, Change, and Celebration in Native...
NK 360 - Pacific Northwest History and Cultures - Why Do the Foods We Eat Matter? - Teacher Material
...Restoration—Consider how the Northwest Indian Fishing Commission supports Native Nations in their efforts to restore salmon habitats...
NK360 - The Inka Empire: What innovations can provide food and water for millions? - Glossary
...Chavín: Archaeological culture named for the site of Chavín de Huantar in the north-central highlands of Peru. They were...
Words, Native Warriors - National Museum of the American Indian
...Languages 2.0 Living the Culture 2.1 The Importance of American Indian Languages 2.2 Languages Used in Code Talking 2.3 The Navajo...
Past Exhibitions 2014 | National Museum of the American Indian
...Modernities in a Post-Indian World June 7, 2008–September 21, 2008 Identity by Design: Tradition, Change, and Celebration in Native...
NK360 - Native Words, Native Warriors - Additional Resources
...and Silver Medal Ceremonies in Honor of Native American Code Talkers.” American Indian Culture and Research Journal 40, no...
History of the Collections | National Museum of the American Indian
...preserved in caves or in sacred bundles. Although Heye’s purpose in founding the Museum of the American Indian has often...
How Native Americans Experience Belonging | Teacher Resource
...Essential Understanding 1: American Indian Cultures There is no single American Indian culture or language. For millennia, American...
NK360 - Pawnee Treaties of 1833 and 1857 - Why Do Some Treaties Fail? - Teacher Materials - Full Les
...reaffirming tribal culture and how the Pawnee Nation celebrates its culture by organizing events such as the Indian Veterans Homecoming...
Words, Native Warriors - National Museum of the American Indian
...Languages 2.0 Living the Culture 2.1 The Importance of American Indian Languages 2.2 Languages Used in Code Talking 2.3 The Navajo...
Harvest of Hope: A Symposium on Reconciliation
...of her career in financial management in the private sector and in the Government of Canada. She joined Indian and Northern...
Infinity of Nations Article in American Indian Art Magazine - Autumn 2010
...their homelands and for Indian citizenship rights. To great effect, LaFlesche “played Indian” in eastern cities by wearing...
