Native Americans
They are the original inhabitants of the USA Native Americans are from the North American region and are indigenous people which include distinct tribes, ethnic groups and states. They have also been referred to as Aborigines, American Indians, Red Indians, Indians etc.
Iroquois Arts and Crafts
Here is an article which gives a glimpse of the culturally rich past of the Iroquois tribe. Read on to know about the peculiar Iroquois arts and crafts as well as some interesting facts about the same...
Famous Native Americans
The profiles of famous native Americans are presented in short, in the article below. The information about natives from the past as well as modern times is given when it comes to famous native Americans...
Cherokee Symbols
The Cherokees are a Native American tribe that reside in the United States of America, and they have devised their own symbol syllabary to use as a medium of communication. Almost every Cherokee Indian is familiar with these symbols and can understand them with ease...
Pequot War
The Pequot war was an armed conflict between the indigenous people and the settlers of New England. The following article will help you uncover the past in the following article on Pequot war summary.
Native Americans and Alcoholism
This article deals with native Americans and alcoholism. To know more, read on...
Oil Business Becomes Big Business for American Indians
An American Indian reservation that has suffered from deep poverty for decades is now enjoying a boom in wealth, thanks for the oil business.
How to Make a Teepee
It is commonly believed that the Native Americans used to live in these tent-like structures known as teepes. Want to learn how to make a teepee? Read on.
Native American Symbols and Meanings
Bear, feather, eagle and arrow are some of the well-known Native American symbols. To know more about Native American symbols and meanings read on...
Native American Musical Instruments
The music of the native Americans is melodious and occupies an integral place in the lives of the native American tribes. However, the music as well as musical instruments vary among the various tribes. Read on to know about the various native American musical instruments...
Native American Drum Music
Well, get ready for some percussion, because native American drum music is coming your way. Drum music is a significant part of the native American or Red Indian cultures. Drum music also forms an important aspect of native American art, and dance as well. The article below will describe the special position drums have, in the Native American culture.
Mashantucket Pequot Tribe
A relatively small Native American tribe located in the state of Connecticut, The Mashantucket Pequot Tribe received federal recognition in 1983. The following lines will throw light on the Mashantucket Pequot tribe, a tribe with a historic past.
Iroquois Tribe: Religion and Culture
The Iroquois Confederacy or Haudenosaunee is unique in culture and religious beliefs. This 'League of Peace and Power' or 'People of the Longhouse' as they call themselves, are the result of a merger of the Onondaga, the Mohawk, the Oneida, the Seneca, the Cayuga and the Tuscarora natives.
Famous American Indians
American Indians, or Native Americans, have made a mark in all the fields, ranging from politics to sports. Here are some of them who have become immortal in our memory, because of their sheer talent.
Iroquois Tribe: Food and Clothing
The Iroquois Tribe belongs to the Confederacy by the same name. Known by different names such as 'League of Peace and Power', 'Six Nations' and even 'People of the Longhouse', the group is one of the earliest Native Americans.
Native American Creation Stories
Native Americans are the hardy indigenous people from North America. They have inhabited continental United States, as well as parts of Alaska and Hawaii much before the settlers or colonists arrived in the New World. The distinct tribes and ethnic groups have successfully survived politics and global events.
Native American Religion
Many of the Native American religions are still practiced by the respective tribal community even today. Read on to know more.
Native American Food and Recipes
Traditional Native American food differs from the way it is prepared today. Take a look at some Native American recipes you can use to prepare these dishes at home.
The Crazy Horse Memorial
If you like art, engineering, nature, or Native American culture, why not consider a trip to the Crazy Horse Memorial? Located in the Black Hills of South Dakota, it's the largest, most time-consuming sculpture ever undertaken.
Totem Poles of the Pacific Northwest
Totem poles are almost as famous as teepees as symbols of Native Americans. What are they and why are they carved?
Native American Tattoos
Have you seen a sexy tattoo on someone's body and wondered what it was? You may have not heard of Native American Tattoos, but these are an integral part of how tattoos gained their popularity. Here is some information on Native American Tattoo...
Native American Culture
Perhaps there is no other group in the world that has quite the diverse and richly storied culture as that of the Native Americans. With their gilded histories that are rich in strife, struggle and triumph, the Native American culture is indeed very colorful. So many features and aspects of our modern-day living have been adapted from the old Native American cultures and traditions that were practiced centuries ago.
History of Native American Indians
If you want to know more about the history of Native American Indians, read this article.
Powwows - Traditional Native American Gatherings
Powwows are held annually all over the United States and Canada. What are these and what will you see if you visit one?
Here is an article which gives a glimpse of the culturally rich past of the Iroquois tribe. Read on to know about the peculiar Iroquois arts and crafts as well as some interesting facts about the same...
Famous Native Americans
The profiles of famous native Americans are presented in short, in the article below. The information about natives from the past as well as modern times is given when it comes to famous native Americans...
Cherokee Symbols
The Cherokees are a Native American tribe that reside in the United States of America, and they have devised their own symbol syllabary to use as a medium of communication. Almost every Cherokee Indian is familiar with these symbols and can understand them with ease...
Pequot War
The Pequot war was an armed conflict between the indigenous people and the settlers of New England. The following article will help you uncover the past in the following article on Pequot war summary.
Native Americans and Alcoholism
This article deals with native Americans and alcoholism. To know more, read on...
Oil Business Becomes Big Business for American Indians
An American Indian reservation that has suffered from deep poverty for decades is now enjoying a boom in wealth, thanks for the oil business.
How to Make a Teepee
It is commonly believed that the Native Americans used to live in these tent-like structures known as teepes. Want to learn how to make a teepee? Read on.
Native American Symbols and Meanings
Bear, feather, eagle and arrow are some of the well-known Native American symbols. To know more about Native American symbols and meanings read on...
Native American Musical Instruments
The music of the native Americans is melodious and occupies an integral place in the lives of the native American tribes. However, the music as well as musical instruments vary among the various tribes. Read on to know about the various native American musical instruments...
Native American Drum Music
Well, get ready for some percussion, because native American drum music is coming your way. Drum music is a significant part of the native American or Red Indian cultures. Drum music also forms an important aspect of native American art, and dance as well. The article below will describe the special position drums have, in the Native American culture.
Mashantucket Pequot Tribe
A relatively small Native American tribe located in the state of Connecticut, The Mashantucket Pequot Tribe received federal recognition in 1983. The following lines will throw light on the Mashantucket Pequot tribe, a tribe with a historic past.
Iroquois Tribe: Religion and Culture
The Iroquois Confederacy or Haudenosaunee is unique in culture and religious beliefs. This 'League of Peace and Power' or 'People of the Longhouse' as they call themselves, are the result of a merger of the Onondaga, the Mohawk, the Oneida, the Seneca, the Cayuga and the Tuscarora natives.
Famous American Indians
American Indians, or Native Americans, have made a mark in all the fields, ranging from politics to sports. Here are some of them who have become immortal in our memory, because of their sheer talent.
Iroquois Tribe: Food and Clothing
The Iroquois Tribe belongs to the Confederacy by the same name. Known by different names such as 'League of Peace and Power', 'Six Nations' and even 'People of the Longhouse', the group is one of the earliest Native Americans.
Native American Creation Stories
Native Americans are the hardy indigenous people from North America. They have inhabited continental United States, as well as parts of Alaska and Hawaii much before the settlers or colonists arrived in the New World. The distinct tribes and ethnic groups have successfully survived politics and global events.
Native American Religion
Many of the Native American religions are still practiced by the respective tribal community even today. Read on to know more.
Native American Food and Recipes
Traditional Native American food differs from the way it is prepared today. Take a look at some Native American recipes you can use to prepare these dishes at home.
The Crazy Horse Memorial
If you like art, engineering, nature, or Native American culture, why not consider a trip to the Crazy Horse Memorial? Located in the Black Hills of South Dakota, it's the largest, most time-consuming sculpture ever undertaken.
Totem Poles of the Pacific Northwest
Totem poles are almost as famous as teepees as symbols of Native Americans. What are they and why are they carved?
Native American Tattoos
Have you seen a sexy tattoo on someone's body and wondered what it was? You may have not heard of Native American Tattoos, but these are an integral part of how tattoos gained their popularity. Here is some information on Native American Tattoo...
Native American Culture
Perhaps there is no other group in the world that has quite the diverse and richly storied culture as that of the Native Americans. With their gilded histories that are rich in strife, struggle and triumph, the Native American culture is indeed very colorful. So many features and aspects of our modern-day living have been adapted from the old Native American cultures and traditions that were practiced centuries ago.
History of Native American Indians
If you want to know more about the history of Native American Indians, read this article.
Powwows - Traditional Native American Gatherings
Powwows are held annually all over the United States and Canada. What are these and what will you see if you visit one?