In 1935, Archeaologist Wilford believed the bowls were of Oneota origin. The Oneota lived AD 1100-1500 across southern Minnesota. However, Archeaologist Wedel disputed this in 1954, identifying the ...

He said he would often encourage people who were curious about Native American jewelry or pottery to go to the ... the Santa Fe Indian Market and the Traditional Spanish Market.

In our program, learn about the peoples, cultures, histories, and modern contributions of American Indian and Indigenous communities. Together, we seek to empower a generation of scholars, advocates, ...

The plaza, which is a National Historic Landmark, hosts Indian and Spanish ... of vendors selling authentic Native American items like jewelry, textiles and pottery (just be wary of the plaza's ...

The Colorado Indian Market & Southwest ... from paintings and pottery to jewelry and photography. Enjoy a lineup of performances by award-winning Native American musicians and dancers from across ...

Northwestern is a community of learners situated within a network of historical and contemporary relationships with Native American tribes, communities, parents, students, and alumni. It is also in ...

The area we call West Virginia has a long and ancient Native American history. Long before the Shawnee, Mingo and Wyandot tribes roamed the mountains and river ...

when a hurricane exposed large amounts of pottery and other remnants of a Native American village. An Indian girl shows off an English doll in one of many scenes painted by John White, the Lost ...

which would be dedicated to improving coordination and cultural understanding in Medicaid programs for American Indian communities. "As a Native person who has been on Medicaid in Minnesota and ...

and Charles deYoung Elkus of San Francisco assembled an important collection of nearly 1700 examples of historic and contemporary Native American art, with an emphasis on Navajo and Pueblo material.

Photo of Loretta Oxendine by the Frisco Museum of Native ... his pottery, which he hand-builds using the coil method and traditionally fires, following the teachings of other American Indian ...