he had been waiting many months for the time to be right. He had been practicing his aim with his bow and arrows and had been working with his pony as well. He was determined that all would go well and he would be given a name by the end of the day. For the young Sioux warrior...
TheNative American Institute of the Hudson River Valleyand the New York State Museum invite you to submit a paper or other presentation to be given at the 13th Mohican/Algonquian Peoples Seminar held at the New York State Museum in Albany on Saturday, September 28, 2013. Topics can involve a...
Greely's perspective was that American Indians were uncivilized, had no work ethic, and were examples of the "lowest and rudest ages of human existence." He also believed that the more Christian American Indians became, the more civilized America would become. The significance of this perspective...
such as avian malaria and pox; 5, avian competition with introduced birds; 6, shooting and trapping of rare species by collectors, largely in the 1880s—1920s; 7, a host of abiotic factors that include hurricanes, tsunamis, fires, floods, volcanic eruptions, and various recurrent environmental...