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1802. Cape Cod. Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society
20000-NAMES.COM Male Native American Names, Page 1 of 2--meaning, origin, etymology
400th Anniversary of Champlain’s Voyages
America’s Tattooed Indian Kings
American Black Bear - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
American Indian Games
American Indian Sports Team Mascots © 1998 - 2008. All rights reserved.
American Native Press Archives
Ancient Maps, Aztec in North America, The Mound Builders, Mound Builders, Giants, Giant Races, The Mound Builders by Mary Suthe
Articles - Public & Private Policy Toward American Indians
Black Bear Hunting Guide Black Bear Hunting Tips
Botanical.com - A Modern Herbal Hellebore, Black - Herb Profile and Information
Burns: Indian names Honor or insult - Waltham, MA - The Daily News Tribune
Cape Cod - Appendix B
Cape Cod - Storms And Pirates - Pt. 1
Cape Cod National Seashore - The Nauset Archaeological District - Eastham (U.S. National Park Service)
CBC News Indepth Champlain Anniversary
Chatham History, brief note
Chatham, Cape Cod Shipwrecks and Maritime Disasters Chatham, MA
Common-place Object Lessons: Indians, Objects, and Revolution, "Sir William Johnson among Mohawks"
Did Pocahontas Save Captain John Smith?
Étienne Brûlé - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
France in America - La France en Amérique
France in America
Glossary: Sailing Vessels of the 18th Century.
Glossems: Micmac of Megumaagee.
Hellebore Seeds from Alchemy Works - Seeds for Magick Herbs and Pagan Gardens
Henri Membertou - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hiawatha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hiawatha; a poem, by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Illustrated by John Rea Neill.
History Is Elementary: Squanto
History of Native American Lacrosse
Hockomock Journals
History of Passaconaway
History of Native American Lacrosse
Hudson River Section - Tribes of New Netherland
Hunting (Modern)
Hunting Heritage (Mohawk)
In Plain Sight (Viking Lore)
In Their Own Write (Pilgrim Hall Native American documents)
Iroquois Names
King's American Dispensatory, 1898 Veratrum Album
Lake Superior - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lescarbot
Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center
Native American Language Net Preserving and Promoting Indigenous American Indian languages
Native American Mythology Entry on GLOOSKAP
Native People of Massachusetts
NATIVE-L (October 1995) Re request for info about Abenaki - Pennacook
Nauset votes to stop using 'Warrior' logo - Brewster, MA - The Cape Codder
NEW FRANCE 1600 - 1614
New York State Historical Literature - Voyage of Samuel Argall
Nipmuc Indian Chiefs and Leaders - Nanepashemet
Nonantum and Natick - Chickataubut (Sprague)
Ojibwa - Wikipedia
Ojibwa
Ojibwe (Chippewa) and Dakota Indian Words in Longfellow's Hiawatha
ON THE TRAIL OF NATURE ON CAPE COD - New York Times
Pages of Shades - Native American territories regional maps
Patriots and Peoples, blog, “America was not a disease-free Paradise”
Penobscot-Abenaki Language (Abénakis, Abenaquis, Abnaki, Abenaqui, Abnakis, Alnobak)
Portail officiel de la Ville du Havre, France
Questions about Sailing Routes in the North AtlanticOffshore Sailboat VoyagingAttainable Adventure Cruising
Reclaiming the Word "Squaw" Bruchac 1999
Samuel Argall - Wikipedia
Smithsonian Magazine History & Archaeology: Native Intelligence/Massasoit et al
Stone Structures in the Foxborough State Forest
The Atlantic March 2002 1491 Charles C. Mann
The Davistown Museum - Native Americans in Maine/Indian Pandemic 1617-1619
The Intellectual Activist - "Man's best came with Columbus"
The Overland Trail Links--Ancient Indian Trails
The Straight Dope: Is "squaw" an obscene insult?
The Wildlife Research Institute (Black Bear field rsearch)
Thisisby.us - "Are You Too Cross for Lacrosse?"
Timeline of the Massachusett Indians
Tomaquag Indian Memorial Museum, Rhode Island
USGenWeb Archives - special collections - Johnson's Wonder Working Providence + other item
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)
Welcome to Iroquois.net
Were American Indians Really Environmentalists - Thomas E. Woods - Mises Institute
Wessagusset Hauntings
Wiser Family Research (descendants of Squaw Sachem)
Bears
A Bear in its Lair
Bear Hunting Magazine Published Bi-Monthly for Hunters
Bear hunting Minnesota DNR
Bear Hunting Network
Roosevelt, Theodore. 1885. Hunting Trips of a Ranchman
Native American - Women
American Women's History -- American Indian Women
Indian Women/ division of labor
Theology Today - Vol 39, No. 1 - April 1982 - ARTICLE - Daughters of Creation/Wampanoag
Native American - Description
Algonkin
Algonquian (Algic) Language Family
Algonquian
Ancient Pemaquid A Historical Review - Google Book Search
Brilliantly Beaded Northeastern Native American Beadwork
Browse the Modern English Collection -- Electronic Text Center-- Native American bibligraphy and text
Canton Massachusetts Historical Society-- Ahauton/Punkapoag Indians
Cape Cod Indians - History and Legends
Catlin's Letters and Notes
Christiaan Feest: thesis: "How can you go to a church that killed Indians?"
"Good Indians...Dead Indians" Mieder essay
Connecticut Mohegan
Nantucket and other New England Islands - web compilation + "Stack of Artist of Kouroo Project"
Index of Native American Electronic Text Resources on the Internet
Indian Books On Line - Indian Tribal records
Like the Shadows in the Stream - Nipmucs
Links to North American Indian History Sites by Phil Konstantin
Maps of New England Tribal Lands and Communities - 1620
Marblehead's First Inhabitants / Donald A. Doliber
Massasoit/Narragansett/Canonicus history
Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center
Michael Mann excerpts on "Colonial Cleansing"
New England Indians Site Index
Norumbega reconsidered primary contemporary research (Davistown Museum)
Poem -- "The Indian Burying Ground" - Freneau - The Early America Review, Fall 1996
Romancing the Indian-- sentimentalizing and demonising in Cooper and Twain
Sound Archive of Native Americans (American Philosophical Society)
SQUAW - Facts on eradicating the S-Word
Thomas Morton, Description of the Indians in New England (1637)(brief)
Wampanoag (Massachusett, Natick, Massasoit, Nantucket)
William Wood's impressions 1639 (brief)
Massachuset
Canton Historical Society: "If Indans told Stories," Canton, Mass.
History of Winchester - The sachems Nanepashemet et al/ Ellen Knight
Horsford 1886- The Indian names of Boston, and their meaning.
Massachuset Indian Chiefs and Leaders (Handbook of American Indians)
Massachuset Indian Tribe History (Access Genealogy Records)
Massachusetts Indian Tribes
MITE8AMEG8K8E "Marie Couc" Algonquin family
Mourt's Relation
Nanepashemet's Map of Wampanoag Country in 1620
Native People of Massachusetts - surname list/place list
Nipmuc Place Names - Maine & Massachusetts
Pennacook History
Squanto--Yaffles & Yaffles
Strenuous Hikes in the Boston Area (Blue Hills)
Swanton, Tribes of North America, Massachusetts Tribes
The Indians Old Workd - Natives and the Coming of the Europeans - Neil Salisbury
Wampanoag - Boston Children's Museum
Wampanoag Language and the Wampanoag Indian Tribe (Massachusett, Natick, Massasoit, Nantucket, Pokanoket)
Wampanoag names 1849
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head - Other Stories and Information
Wampanoags, 1861, by Tribal Community
Winchester History -- "Squaw Sachem"
PDF Books Plus
Indians of Chelsea (Winnisimmet)
Roanoke - Smith
Native Americans and the Smallpox Epidemic
Return to Ronoake (White 1590)
Smallpox
Amherst, Jeffrey and Smallpox Blankets, letters French and Indian Wars
Indians and smallpox - thread, 1995
Patriots and Peoples - “America was not a Disease-Free Paradise" (Krech)
Reason Magazine - The Myth of the Passive Indian, review
Smallpox An Attack Scenario (modern)
Smallpox : Native American Plains Indians
Smallpox (Kouroo Project/Brown) web compilation
The 'Big Sickness' in Arctic Alaska - 1918
Smith
As I Please -- "Why John Smith Never Came Back"
Captain John Smith
Elizabethan adventurers/Monhegan/Pemaquid
John Smith - chronology
John Smith Theme Site
The Native Americans - Friends of the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Water Trail
Virtual Jamestown
Squanto
About the Mayflower Web Page
Squanto--Yaffles & Yaffles
The History of Tisquantum
Tarrantines - Mi'kmaq
Abenaki - Wikipedia
Lakes Region of Maine, USA
Mi'kmaq, Newfoundland - bibliography
Abenaki Culture & History
Mi'kmaq Lifestyle and Tradition
Penobscot-Abenaki Language
The Davistown Museum, ME
The Journey
16th century Canada - Wikipedia
Copperculture - America's first metal miners and artisans
Dispelling some Myths about the Old Copper Culture (Michigan)
Early Canadiana Online
Port Royal, French and Mi'kmaq Timeline/History
-Four Guides to the Past.pdf Maine Micmac
Fur Trade of New Hampshire
Fur Trade - Native Americans (brief)
History of Nova Scotia, Bk1, Pt1, Ch2, Fish and Furs
Jesuits and Fur Trade
Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition Online
Lachine Rapids - Wikipedia
Great Lakes Tribes
Mathieu da Costa
Acadia and New France
Mi'kmaw History - Timeline (Post-Contact)
Norumbega - Wikipedia
Rock Lake Copper Culture
Samuel de Champlain's 1607 Map (Reason) American Treasures of the Library of Congress
The Cartographic Creation of New England -- Champlain
The Pristine Myth The Landscape of the Americas in 1492 - Denevan
Who mined Michigan Copper? - Science, Magick, Myth and History
Uncas
Sachem Uncas and Tahtonka/Mohegans
Wampanoag
An Overview of Wampanoag History to 1689
Hobomok
Nantucket and the Native American Legacy of New England
The Pilgrims and Plymouth Colony1620
The Wampanoag Indians Bibliography
Wampanoag Dwellings
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)
Wampanoag History - Sulzman
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