Native American Article Archives

This is simply an archive of old news stories and other articles of interest to our readers which are no longer available on the Internet, so we've reproduced them here. Unlike other materials on our site, we are not the authors of any of these articles. If you are the author and you would prefer that the article not be preserved here, just let us know and we'll remove it. We only archive articles when we are unable to find another copy of the text online to link to. News sites, in particular, seem not to keep old articles around very long. Online information about Native American languages and language revival is often scanty and we don't want valuable information to be lost simply because the article gets to be a year old or somebody's website domain expires.

Unfortunately we cannot reproduce soundfiles unless the original owner gives us permission. If you are a webmaster who had Native American soundfiles or any other native language materials online that you can't maintain any longer but would like to preserve for posterity, please contact us and we will archive it for you. It is all free of charge. Native Languages of the Americas is an educational non-profit organization working to preserve and promote indigenous American languages and to and present information about native people in a positive and contemporary way. We welcome feedback and suggestions for collaborative projects.

Abenaki: Legacy of a saved language
Abenaki: Prononciation en Abénakis (French)
Abenaki: Abenaki Pronunciation (English)
Abenaki: Rues d'Odanak (French)
Abenaki: Odanak Streets (English)
Abenaki: Lexique (French)
Abenaki: Lexicon (English)
Abenaki: Eugenics victims are heard at last
Abenaki: People of the Dawn Land
Abenaki: Father Rasles War
Abenaki: Conversation (French)
Abenaki: Conversation (English)
Algonquin: profile (English)
Algonquin: profile (French)
Attikamekw: profile (English)
Attikamekw: profile (French)
Attikamekw: Future of Atikamekw (English)
Attikamekw: Communities (English)
Blackfeet: Nawakosis
Cherokee: Giant Earthworm
Cherokee: Cherokee Death Customs
Cherokee: Stomp Grounds
Cherokee: John Ross
Cherokee: Sequoyah
Cree: Place Names
Cree: profile (English)
Cree: profile (French)
Kainai: Blood Tribe History
Lumbee: Lumbee Seek Recognition
Maliseet: Northeast Tribes
Maliseet: profile (English)
Maliseet: profile (French)
Maliseet: Sandra Lovelace
Menominee: Language
Menominee: Language in Comparison to English
Metis: profile (English)
Metis: profile (French)
Micmac: Lexique
Micmac: Amazing Grace
Micmac: Conversation
Micmac: Coup d'oeil
Micmac: profile (English)
Micmac: profile (French)
Micmac: Northeast Tribes
Micmac: Fishing Rights Battle
Micmac: Fort Folly Youth Learn About Mi'kmaq Culture
Micmac: Mi'kmaq Recipes
Micmac: Mi'kmaq Religious Traditions
Micmac: Mawiomi
Micmac: Míkmawey Mawiómi
Micmac: Micmac Calendar
Mohawk: profile (English)
Mohawk: profile (French)
Mohegan: The Wolf
Montagnais: Lexique
Montagnais: profile (English)
Montagnais: profile (French)
Munsee: Phrases
Munsee: When My Uncle Was Bewitched
Nanticoke: Nanticoke Language
Nanticoke/Lenape: Goldeneagle's Vocabulary
Naskapi: profile (English)
Naskapi: profile (French)
Narragansett: People of the Small Point
Nipmuc: People of the Small Pond Place
Ojibwe: Noozwinkeng (Naming)
Ojibwe: Ojibwe Reference Sheet
Passamaquoddy: Preserving the Passamaquoddy language and culture
Passamaquoddy: People of the Pollock-Spearing Place
Passamaquoddy: Squaw names soon to be history
Passamaquoddy: A 300-Year-Old Tradition
Passamaquoddy: Teachers learn tribal culture
Passamaquoddy: Tribe celebrates return of island
Passamaquoddy: Chief aims to bridge tribal generation gap
Passamaquoddy: Human Remains
Passamaquoddy: Memory Interview
Passamaquoddy: Contemporary Life and Change
Passamaquoddy: Grandmother Moon
Passamaquoddy: Rejuvenating Pride
Passamaquoddy: Tribe As Community
Penobscot: Where the Rocks Spread Out
Penobscot: Arrowhead Finger
Penobscot: Molly Spotted Elk
Penobscot: Tribe's roots in water
Penobscot: Ready To Tell Overdue Story
Pequot: The Destroyers
Potawatomi: Indiana Dunes
Powhatan: Pamunkey
Shinnecock: At The Level Land
Taino: Dominican Taino Words
Wabanaki: Tarrateen War
Wampanoag: Northeast Tribes
Wiyot/Yurok: Linguistic Bibliography
Wyandot: profile (English)
Wyandot: profile (French)
Native American religion: Differences between Indian beliefs and New Age



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