Eastern Woodland Natives

The Eastern Woodland Natives of North America

were the first to be assimilated and the first to

lose their culture, their land and ultimately

their lives to the invaders who took without

asking and left nothing unscathed.

People of the place of the Fire

The Citizen Potawatomi Nation

After reading this document you will understand

why our own constitution was formed from it.

The Constitution of the Iroquois Nations

A brief description of the creation of the Iroquois League, 

with an excellent depiction of their longhouses.

Founding of the Iroquois League

The Eastern Woodland Natives were the first to

 be displaced by the encroachment of Europeans.

Indians of the Lower Hudson Valley

The Lenapes:
A study of the Hudson Valley Indians

The Lenni-Lenape:
Original People of the Schuylkill Watershed

A look at the early culture of New England Natives.

Manners and Customs of the
Indians of New England 1637

People of the waters that are never still.

The Mohican Nation
Stockbridge - Munsee Band

Native American Tribes of the Hudson River

The Oneida Nation 

Oneida Indian Nation

For more about the Oneidas, please see the Issues Page:

Passamaquoddy Tribe at Pleasant Point

The Powhatan Renape Nation

An excellent paper describing many details

of early New England Indian history.

The Significance of Wampum to
Seventeenth Century Indians in New England

An historical look at the Natives of Indiana.

Woodland Indian language

Indian removal from Indiana

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