Indian Reservations

Deep beneath the rolling prairies, concealed within the heart of a vast limestone cavern, lies a repository of American Indian […]

The Cheyenne, a prominent Native American tribe inhabiting the Great Plains, possess a rich tapestry of oral traditions, legends, and […]

(Blackfoot Legend, Oral Story, Myth – As told by He-Who-Loves-Horses) For the Blackfoot people, the arrival of the horse was […]

The Pima Legend of the First People offers a compelling glimpse into the creation story of the Pima, or Akimel […]

For generations, the story of how corn, a staple food, came to the Cherokee people has been passed down through […]

The enduring power of oral tradition resonates deeply within Indigenous cultures, carrying wisdom and historical narratives across generations. Among the […]

The Dine (Navajo) Creation Story is a rich tapestry woven from oral tradition, a narrative that explains the origins of […]

The Onondaga Creation Story is a cornerstone of the oral history and cultural identity of the Onondaga Nation (Onöñda’gega’), also […]

The Onondaga, known in their own language as Onöñda’gega’ (People of the Hills), hold a central and significant place within […]

The Coyote Moon Myth, a captivating tale originating from the Kalispel people, serves as a rich example of indigenous storytelling. […]

The Three Affiliated Tribes (TAT), a sovereign Native American nation comprised of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara peoples, is currently […]

The Congratulations to the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, stands as a testament to resilience, perseverance, and the […]