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When Did the Western Shoshone First Make Contact with Europeans?

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 21, 2025

The encounter between the Western Shoshone people and Europeans represents a pivotal moment in the history of the American West, […]

What do the flags in a grand entry mean?

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 21, 2025

The vibrant spectacle of a Grand Entry, a hallmark of powwows and other Native American gatherings, is a deeply symbolic […]

Why do people yell Geronimo?

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 21, 2025

The act of shouting "Geronimo!" before leaping from a height has become deeply ingrained in popular culture. From skydiving daredevils […]

Regalia Stolen, Reward Offered for Their Return

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 21, 2025

The vibrant hues of the California desert were meant to serve as a backdrop for celebration, a convergence of cultures […]

Evolution of Native American Stickball into the modern game of LaCrosse

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 20, 2025

The story of lacrosse is a compelling narrative of cultural exchange, adaptation, and evolution. Rooted in the ancient traditions of […]

Another White Buffalo Calf Born on the Heider Farm

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 20, 2025

On a family farm in Janesville, Wisconsin, a remarkable event unfolded, echoing a miracle from years past. Twelve years after […]

Aztecs Tortured, Ate Spaniards, Bones Show

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 20, 2025

The conquest of Mexico by the Spanish Empire in the early 16th century is a well-documented, albeit complex and often […]

How a Piegan Warrior Caught the First Horses

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 20, 2025

The story of how the Piegan, a prominent division of the Blackfoot Confederacy, first acquired horses is woven into the […]

Navajo – Hopi Land Dispute: Settlement in Sight

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 19, 2025

The decades-long Navajo – Hopi Land Dispute, a complex and deeply rooted conflict involving land rights, cultural heritage, and resource […]

US Census Bureau Data Show sKey Population Changes Across Nation

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 19, 2025

The US Census Bureau provides a wealth of demographic information, offering invaluable insights into the composition and dynamics of the […]

Aboriginal Child’s Remains Being Returned by Museum

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 19, 2025

The repatriation of ancestral remains is a deeply significant and often sensitive process, especially when it involves Indigenous communities. A […]

Mercury-Tainted Fish Are a Concern in Great Lakes Communities

By Indian ReservationPosted on June 19, 2025

The Great Lakes region, a majestic expanse of freshwater connecting the United States and Canada, is renowned for its natural […]

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