181. Native Elder Health Care Resource Center - Home Page National resource center for older american Indians, Alaska natives and native Hawaiians http://www.uchsc.edu/ai/nehcrc/

Search AIANP Search UCHSC/UCH What's New Reception Area ... Jerome Bushyhead NEHCRC P.O. Box 6508, Mail Stop F800 Aurora, CO 80045-0508 The Native Elder Health Care Resource Center (NEHCRC), initially funded by the Administration on Aging for a four-year period beginning February 1, 1994, is a national resource center for older American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians, with special emphasis on culturally competent health care. Located in the School of Medicine's Department of Psychiatry, NEHCRC has at the center of its efforts four cross-cutting themes: Ascertaining health status and conditions Improving practice standards Increasing access to care, and Mobilizing community resources Diverse organizational assets are integrated to create a thematically consistent, population-specific, and multi-component program led by experienced, prominent Native faculty. Telecommunications and print media are employed to increase awareness of and access to NEHCRC activities, faculty, information resources, and fellow participants. For more information about NEHCRC E-Mail Ursula.RunningBear@UCHSC.edu

182. John Norder Brief profile of this Michigan State University Professor. Research interests include native american history and ethnohistory in anthropology and archaeology focusing on transcultural and colonial interactions. http://www.ssc.msu.edu/~anp/crp/crpbios/norder.htm

JOHN NORDER , Instructor of Anthropology, has teaching and research interests that include Native American history/ethnohistory in anthropology and archaeology focusing on transcultural and colonial interactions, Native American art and religion, landscape and visual anthropology, and symbolic material culture studies. Titled "Constructing Space and Place in Northern Algonquian Social Landscapes," his dissertation examines the role pictographs, or images painted on stone outcrops, have in denoting social, economic, and spiritual space among historic and ancient Northern Algonquian communities in the Lake of the Woods region of northwestern Ontario. Recent papers include: Norder, John. "Stone Tombs and Ancient Ritual: status marking and social roles in early Late Woodland of Southeastern Michigan." Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology. In press. Norder, John. "Coming to terms with Native American pipes in Eastern North America." Ethnohistory. Under review.

183. SOSU Athletics Home Page The Southeastern NAC is vowing to have our racist Savage mascot changed. This site serves as a collection of information regarding our mission. http://www.sosu.edu/slife/savages/index.htm

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184. Texas Bison Company Bison producer using the grassfed method of animal production. Tours and camping information, along with bison meat and native american crafts. (Caddo Mills, Texas) http://www.bisonranch.com/

Texas Bison Company Home Page Grassfed Bison Meat Bison Byproducts Directions to the Ranch ... Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Beckert Ranch 3582 County Road 2150 Caddo Mills, TX 75135 Grassfed Bison Meat From the Heart of the Blackland Prairie The Beckert Ranch is proud to offer some of the finest naturally grassfed bison meat available. Plains Bison (American Buffalo) are raised here in Northeast Texas. Bison meat is lean and delicious, low in fat, calories and cholesterol! The bison are raised as humanely as possible with no hormones or other growth promotants and never see a feedlot. Grassfed meat is naturally delicious and high in Omega-3 fatty acids , as nature intended us to eat. Try it yourself! Come on by to purchase our ranch products. Please call first to schedule a time and for product availability. Shipping available to most locations throughout the U.S. Hope to see y'all! Ranch for sale. Click here. LIVE Where You Farm Webmaster: Jan Beckert

185. THE ANGEL AT HOTEL CALIFORNIA Tells the story of the nativeamerican spirituality behind the current Hotel California in Arizona. http://qualteam.tripod.com/theangelathotelcalifornia/

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186. Lunar Drive native american/dance/pop music. Release information, press, audio clips, tour dates, images and links. http://www.lunardrive.co.uk/

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187. University Of Nebraska Press, Publishers Of Bison Books Publishes books and journals especially in american history, the american West, and native american studies. http://nebraskapress.unl.edu/

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188. Alabama State University Research into the place the Orthodox Church occupied in the life of the Athabaskan Indians of Siberia and southcentral Alaska from the nineteenth century to the present. http://www.alasu.edu/univcoll/humanities/Znamenski/DenainaHome.html

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189. Institute Of American Indian Arts COLLEGE. MUSEUM. IAIA in Santa Fe Location Directions, IAIA SummerFilm Television Workshop. Search About IAIA Giving to IAIA Media http://www.iaiancad.org/

190. NativeWeb Fighting Back american Indian Reactions to Coerced Sterilization Mary Jaeggli, agraduate student at the University of Wyoming, is working on research for her http://www.nativeweb.org/

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191. RED WOLF'S NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN GENEALOGY CULTURE HERITAGE Discusses history and genealogy of native Americans in the Louisiana area. http://www.angelfire.com/la/brantley/

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" ^^^This web page does not endorse or is it responsible for the above ads^^^ NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN img src="dreamcatcher.bmp" alt="RED WOLF'S NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN GENEALOGY CULTURE HERITAGE"> RED WOLF'S NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN GENEALOGY CULTURE HERITAGE A KID FRIENDLY SITE - Help protect their future. Go Confidently in the Direction of your Dreams. Live the life you’ve Imagined Cherokee, Choctaw, Natchez, Creek, Cheyenne, Chickasaw ,Sioux, Apache and other Tribes Please sign guestbook at bottom of page. This is your Native genealogy and history page and its free.Check back as new information is added daily A collection of Native American Indian literary and historical excerpts and observations. Literary Credit given when known MORE THAN 20 MILLION PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES ARE OF NATIVE INDIAN MIXED BLOOD.IF YOU HAVE EVEN ONE DROP OF INDIAN BLOOD YOU ARE INDIAN,WALK THE INDIAN PATH Can you imagine a place with beautiful mountains, glimmering lakes, rushing rivers, peaceful streams, and lazy bayous. A place where buffalo, deer and other wildlife by the untold thousands lived and migrated freely on an unrestricted land. A place where the trees were so tall it seemed they touched the clouds .A place that as gentle winds blow through the leaves and needles of those trees one could hear the voice of ancestors speaking. A place where un-touched giant trees gave shade from a hot summer sun and shelter from bitter winter cold. A place where mirror like ponds reflect the face of your proud and happy ancestor. A place where the night skies were so clear it looked as if the stars and earth were connected. A place where disease or sickness caused by viruses and deadly bacteria was unknown. There was such a place it was America when only Native Indians called it home.

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194. The Museum Of Fine Arts, Houston http://mfah.org/main.asp?target=collection&par1=12

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