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Tribal Nations
These multi-tribal web sites
represent some of the
best examples of
cultural education available.
Their dedication to
American Natives is well
demonstrated by these
exceptional web sites.
The official BIA
List.
There are now 562 Federally recognized Tribal
Nations.
Federally
recognized Tribal Entities as of April 4, 2008
Appalachian American
Indians of West Virginia
AAIVW
The official web site of the Blackfeet Nation of
Montana
The
Blackfeet Nation
The official web site of
the Cherokee
Nation of Tahlequah,
Oklahoma.
The Cherokee Nation
The official web site of
the Chickasaw
Nation of Ada, Oklahoma.
The
Chickasaw Nation
The Choctaw Nation of
Oklahoma
A beautiful, thoughtful
introduction to the culture
of a most unique Southern
California Tribe.
The
Chumash
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation
The Creek Nation
Muscogee
Creek Nation of Oklahoma
Poarch Band of Creek Indians
People Building a Long
House
The Seneca, Cayuga,
Onondaga, Oneida,
Mohawk and Tuscarora
Nations.
The
Haudenosaunee
The Ho-Chunk or Winnebago,
the People of the Big
Voice.
The
Ho-Chunk Nation
The official Hopi web site
The Hopi Tribe
"We are the Klamath Tribes,
the Klamaths,
the Modocs and the
Yahooskin."
The
Klamath Tribes of Oregon
The Lumbee People of
North Carolina
Lumbee River Pathways
The Lumbee
Tribe
" We call ourselves
Kwih-dich-chuh-ahtx, or
people who live by the
rocks and seagulls."
The Makah Nation
of Washington
These fascinating mixed bloods are probably the
least understood of all American Native People.
The Melungeons
Although each description
is quite brief, this site has
most Native Nations in one place
for easy reference.
Native North America
The massive geographical
area of the great Southwest
gives host to a remarkably
resilient people.
The Navajo Din'e Nation
The Utes were the first to
get horses from the Spanish
and the state of Utah was
named after them.
Noochew - the Ute People
The Pawnee Nation of
Pawnee, Oklahoma.
The Pawnee Nation
The first to see the sun
rise each day.
The Passamaquoddy Tribe of
Maine
One of the first American Native peoples of
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio
The
Potawatami
Truth is often not as
fascinating as an exaggeration,
or an outright lie, read
about the real Pocahontas.
Powhatan
Renape Nation
The culture and history of
the
Seminole Nation of Florida.
Seminole
Tribe of Florida
One of the six tribes of
the Iroquois Confederacy
who occupy aboriginal
lands in the state of New York.
The Seneca Nation
of New York
There are few web sites
about the Shawnee people,
and most of them are either
biased or flawed,
this is one that may be
considered to be fairly accurate.
The
Shawnee of many places
The Tribal Government
representing over 24,000
Tlingit and Haida Indians
worldwide
from their headquarters in
Juneau, Alaska.
The
Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska
A very good list of Tribal Nations web sites.
Tribal Nations Home Pages
An historical and informative
look
at the eight tribes of Virginia.
Virginia's Indian Tribes
Learn about the
Indigenous or
First
People of Florida.
Walking with the Alligators
The Wyandot Nation of
Kansas
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