Author: Indian Reservation

The Copper Inuit, a fascinating and resilient people, inhabited the vast and challenging Arctic landscapes of what is now northern […]

The intricate social fabric of the Chickasaw Nation, historically and traditionally, was deeply interwoven with a system of matrilineal clans. […]

Truman Washington Dailey, a name synonymous with cultural preservation and linguistic heritage, lived a life that spanned nearly a century, […]

The Fort Yuma Quechan (Kwatsan) Tribe, nestled along the Arizona-California border, found itself presented with an intriguing proposal: a memorial […]

Cattails, those ubiquitous denizens of freshwater ecosystems, are more than just aesthetically pleasing reeds swaying in the breeze. They represent […]

The Camas Lily, a plant of striking beauty and significant historical importance, holds a prominent place in the cultural and […]

The movement to officially recognize the vital role of Native Americans in California’s history and culture took a significant step […]

The Cherokee Nation is extending a significant service to its citizens residing outside of its Oklahoma base, bringing the opportunity […]

The preservation and understanding of indigenous place names are vital for connecting communities to their heritage, environment, and cultural identity. […]

The Cheyenne, a prominent tribe of the Great Plains, possessed a rich and complex social structure deeply intertwined with their […]

This article presents a chronological exploration of the interactions between European explorers and indigenous North American tribes, commencing with Christopher […]

The Mayan civilization, a tapestry woven from numerous distinct yet related nations, thrived in Central America, encompassing regions of eastern […]