Native America

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Ippolito Caffi's Eclisse di sole alle Fondamenta, Nove 1842, a solar eclipse and people standing on a shore looking up at it
Solar Eclipses in American History
The Statue of Liberty during the June 10, 2021 solar eclipse.
Solar Eclipses in American History
Sacred Gods at Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park
A Postcard from the Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park, Hawai‘i
An allotment delegation approaches the Nez Perce
The Dawes Act
battle at Tenochtitlan
The Fall of Tenochtitlan
Advertisement of an upcoming land sale by the United States Department of the Interior in 1911. The Interior Department published many similar advertisements to encourage white settlers to purchase "excess" reservation lands.
The Dawes Act
Cover of Apache Diaspora by Paul Conrad.
“Diaspora” as a Creative and Historical Force
L to R - Indigenous, African American, and Jewish Peoples
Ideas of Race and Racism in History
Two pictures of Tom Torlino, a member of the Navajo Nation.
Erasing Indigenous History, Then and Now
The Nuremburg Map of 1524 is the earliest known European visualization of Tenochtitlan
The Fall of Tenochtitlan
Cover of The Chiefs Now in This City: Indians and the Urban Frontier in Early America by Colin Calloway.
Native Americans in Urban Places
Dreamcatchers shown against the sky
Re-storying the Experiences of Indigenous College Students
Native woman with her back to the camera
Reclaiming My Family's Story: Cultural Trauma & Indigenous Ways of Knowing
Man at march holding sign that reads "Make America NATIVE Again"
Indigenous Peoples' Day: A Conversation
Students at the Tuberculosis Sanitorium, Phoenix Indian School, ca. 1890-1910.
Early American Contagions
An Aboriginal leader at the 13th Annual Canadian Aboriginal Festival in 2006.
Westward Expansion & Imperialism: Horse of a Different Color?
Auguste Chouteau—Founder of St. Louis and Head of the Chouteau family
Blood Rules the Water: Kinship Diplomacy in Early America
The Temple of Kukulkan at Chichén Itzá.
A Postcard From Chichén Itzá
An Aboriginal leader at the 13th Annual Canadian Aboriginal Festival in 2006
Canada’s Dark Side: Indigenous Peoples and Canada’s 150th Celebration
Dr. Aleš Hrdlička
“No law can change our blood"
Logo for "Canada 150".
Canada 150: Coming Home
Person on horseback faces line of police and military vehicles
Native Sovereignty and the Dakota Access Pipeline
A 2016 protest over the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Treaties and Sovereign Performances, from Westphalia to Standing Rock
The image of a Thunderbird on top of a totem pole
“Allese Rondade”, that is to say, ‘Shoot!’”