HIST 2210: North American Indigenous Peoples: Internet Resources

Links to a variety of governmental and non-governmental Internet sites about Native Americans.

Links to sites about Native Americans and other peoples from around the world.

Resources to accompany Ken Burns' documentary. Includes many primary sources.

An extensive guide to Internet sites about Native Americans.

A collection of pages that include primary sources for the study of U.S. history

Questions to examine when determining the value of Internet sites about Native Americans.

Autobiography of a missionary to the Sioux Indians in South Dakota

Images of Native Americans

Compact histories of some Native American tribes.

Oral interviews about events from 1861-1930s.

Published by the U.S. Department of the Interior, 1945

Early paintings of Native Americans by Karl Bodmer

Links to images from the online collections of the Museum

Includes:
Indexed Published Reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs (1871)
Ten tables of quantitative data (Allotment Data)
Rogue River War and Siletz Reservation collection, most from the 19th century
Information about California tribes

Digitized manuscripts of Native Americans.

Native American newspapers available full text from Chronicling America.

"The Portal represents a scholarly critical edition of New England Native American primary source materials gathered presently from the partner institutions into one robust virtual collection, where the items are digitized, transcribed, annotated, and edited to the highest academic standards and then made freely available over the Internet, using open-source software."

Excerpts from contemporary writings about a variety of events in Native American history.

Newspaper columns written by a Shoshone Chief in Utah in the early 20th century