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Indian Removals 1800-1900
Much has been written about the various removals that occurred through out the 1800′s with the Cherokee Trail of Tears gaining the most exposure …
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Researching Native American Heritage
RESEARCHING Native American HERITAGE A Native American Genealogical Journey By Jamie K. Oxendine, Lumbee/Creek Editor, PowWows.com Director, Black Swamp InterTribal Foundation Prelude and Disclaimer …
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Beaded Vest Found at Goodwill
We post eBay Finds each week. There are great Native crafts sold everyday on eBay. But have you checked your local Goodwill? Staff at …
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The Ways – Native Stories of Language and Culture
Powwow Trail is a glimpse inside the Oneida Powwow through the eyes of Dylan Jennings, a UW-Madison student, traditional dancer, and singer with Midnite …
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Cherokee of Today
The Cherokee Tribe of today is made of 3 different groups that all descend from the same common tribe. Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma citizens resides …
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Missouri/Arkansas Cherokee
Perhaps one of the most common family stories I hear as I travel throughout Missouri and Arkansas goes something like this: My Great great …
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Idle No More – Flash Mob Round Dance
Idle No More is a fast spreading movement in Indian Country. According to their blog: Idle No More calls on all people to join …
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THE ANI-KIT-U-WAH PEOPLE: AKA THE CHEROKEE
The Ani-Kit-U-Wah People By: Josiah Hair The Cherokee Tribe of today is made of 3 different groups that all descend from the same common …
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Thanksgiving Information – Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month. Combined with Thanksgiving, many people seek information about the origins and history of this beloved American holiday. PowWows.com …
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IF THEY HAVE HAD IT THEY WOULD HAVE USED IT – MAYBE?
IF THEY HAVE HAD IT THEY WOULD HAVE USED IT – MAYBE? Native American Use of Trade Materials By Jamie K. Oxendine, Lumbee/Creek Editor, …
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