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I have learned alot the short time I was here, thanks for the music.

I am sending this email to thank you for creating this site.I am enjoying looking around...very interesting indeed thank you...I am on a quest to find Me to find who I am...So many questions with so many answers to be had, it is wonderful to have a place to go, a place where others feel the way i do about all there is.May peace be within and all around you

This is awesome. I am about to bookmark your website. I am interested in Native American lore, religion, customs and legend. I did some quick research today about how to make corn dolls. I am so glad that I found this website. I can't wait to read more. Thank you! This is not information that I can get from my next-door-neighbors.

what a fantastic site.I find it very informative, and educational in all ways.why yahoo,Mac Afee and any other web site should say it is unsafe is wholy untrue...George..

My mothers father was full blooded Oglala Sioux. He name was Rolling Cloud and he left the reservation circa 1917. I'm proud of my heritage and wish the very best for my long lost relitives.

I am glad someone else has these neat historical postcards to share with other people

awesome site and love to read the stories and the pictures and meanings helps us all better understand the way things are and also were

Thank you for this site. I have already learned so much.

I read about the wolf and now i understand the meaning of it. I have more respect for it then ever.

Best Native american Information site I have ever had the good fortune to stumble upon. Execellent site for basic study of the N.A. Culture and life. Thank thank Grandfather for your endevor.Nyeahweh, Thank you. Ron

I am Cherokee and Irish,I am very interested in discovering when where and how so many Irish mixed with the cherokee,I am from Georgia around muskogee county as far as I know most of my ancestors were from that area,and so many people I grew up with are cherokee and irish,this amazes me ,where can I look on the internet or are there any special books available where I can find my answers,I would also love to find out what the native american names of my great grandmother and grandmother mean, they themselves do not know,do not remember.I have looked on many websites for the names and can not find them.I would like to say I have so enjoyed this website of yours,thank you,Robin

GREAT SITE

Hi. I'm new and I just wanted to say hi.

Well, it appears that for more than a century your people have been cheated. I hope this will be finally rectified.

Great site!! Thanks for all info...greets..eric

thank you for your info loved the shields way kool

i like the fry bread recipe..

Thank you for the informative pages. I grew up in Alliance, NE. Now in Louisiana working. Wonderful to read some of my friends were form Pine Ridge area.

I was at the 2nd battle of the Little Bighorn in 1973. I was just 9 years old. this is the incident that lead to the AIM occupation at Wounded Knee.I know who fired the first shots first hand. It was the Feds.

This is a wonderful site and I am sure I will be back many times-Good work !!

Osiyo,i am cherokee

Thank you for providing this site! I am new here, it was forwarded by a friend looking for smudging information.,,I have long been in awe of the Native Americans, and wanting to learn more. Not since has any people taken such care of Mother Earth, given her such respect. It is heavy on my heart to see the destruction all around. I can only imagine how the indigenous tribes felt when forced off their lands and into a lifestyle that is not of their choosing. My forefather's creation of the nation we now have is shameful to me, yet I must manage to navigate this modern world as conscientiously as I can. Part of this journey is to learn much about the indigenous ways, to gain a connection with the Earth and other people to honor the spirit of life that runs within every part of creation...Again, I thank you for providing this site, and I will be spending quite some time here; and with the links you provide so generously. I am looking forward to the learning experiences, and hope to attend some powwows soon too. I had been to one years ago, and loved it :-) ... Peace and blessings be with you,..Katie

I want to thank you for maintaining this website. It has been a wealth of information.

i really enjoy everything on this site, espescially the recipe section, i would like to know if you can send a copy of some these recipes to my e-mail adress?

In the prophecies of the Hopi, the Cherokee, and the Lakota Sioux, it is told that the Red Nation will rise again with the birth of the Rainbow Tribe. My brothers and sisters,my spirit guides have led me to understand that I part of that Nation. Bear, Wolf, and Buffalo have visited my dreamtime to lead me to this discovery. I now am connecting with others who too are finding this connection to our past. I look forward to meeting others who are traveling down this sacred path of the Rainbow Tribe.

Pilamaya (Thank you in Lakota) for having this web site

May your days be filled with enlightenment.Tu

wonderful story of a great People.

Great site very informative

Thanks for the web site. I like it. Informative

Great site,

I am new to the internet and hoped for a site such as this. I love it. Makes me wish i knew the full story of my heritage.

great site, helped me alot with my book :)

creator teach me how 2 forgive those who do not understand please show me the way 2 communicate with them so that we may be able 2 do what is good 4 all of the people, 4 the future of the earth mother, our grandmothers and grand-fathers and all beings with whom we share this land.great spirit, my teachers in this world and the next help me 2 pray 4 the good of all, without taking anything more than I, we can 2 survive. may I share freely with those that do likewise, what I have more than we need at that time, what cannot be used while it is still good, and to ensure responsibility 4 what i share is put 2 good use and does not cause harm 2 anybeings. I pray that we all learn 2 understand our nature, the world of the now, respect 4 the elders and the traditions that help us all 2 learn live and grow. may we walk together in peace defend all children, and understrand the truth of all ways that we can work together...with respect 2 chief arvol looking horse,..cetan...

love this site!

I believe that I am part Abenaki, but not exactly sure of the roots. It is believed my grandfather was a man named Blacky Cantara, and on my mother's side my great-great grandmother was full-blooded Abenaki. I would like to know more about the Abenaki culture and as a ceramic artist I would like to find roots in pottery of the Abenaki.

just to say that the lives of the native americans i hold with high regards to culture n true history which is filled with soul n spirit

They say America has never been conqered, I say the white eyes came and conqered the American Native Indains and they are still in our lands.Killed, steal, and spoke no truth to them.

happy to find your web site! little one on the way...

I have stumbled to this site, a place where the truth and legacy of Native American peoples can be finally told and shared. I have spent time working on the Navajo Res and have learned the truth. I will spread the word about this site...Ron in NC

Your website is great. I am adding it to my favorites. I have many friends on the Navajo on the res. & love being there with them in person & spirit. Thank you, Betty

In my heart, as a white man, I honor the warriors and all of the people of the Sioux nation. As I reflect, I too rode my pony across the great prairie and I was also the pony soldier. We are all one and the Great Spirit is helping us to remember to heal the wounds amongst all the races.

This is a awesome site I enjoyed it very much.It loaded with tons of wonderful information.Great job.

What a fabulous site, so much information and beautiful music

I am happy to have found this site.

I have written two books about mountian men and Native Americans. I'm now working on my third.

I have been told that my Greatgrandmother was Oglala Sioux. She would have been born around 1850. She married a white man. Her father was Crazy horse II. How do I go about researching my Native American History. I was born in South Dakota. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I would be very proud to know my ancestors and the ways of the people. Thank-you, Candee Broline

i would like news letters about the onondaga indians thank you sage wilson

Great site. My Grandmother was 1/4th Ogalala from Nebraska and would have loved this site if she was alive to read it. Thank you for the site.

Thank you for this site I found very informative!

I HAVE REALLY ENJOYED EVERYTHING ABOUT YOUR WEBSITE IT MAKES ONE FEEL SO GOOD TO BE HERE,I AM MOSTLY WHITE BUT DO HAVE POTAWATAMI IN ME, AND HAVE BEEN STUDING ABOUT ALL TRIBES FOR SOME TIME,THANK YOU FOR PUTTING TOGETHER SUCH A WONDERFUL SITE FOR NOT ONLY ME TO ENJOY BUT FOR EVERYONE THAT DESIRES TO KNOW ABOUT SUCH A PROUD PEOPLE AS YOU,THANKS

This was very nicely put together. I am raising my grandson who has Sioux blood. This will be a wonderful site to help him begin to understand his heritage... Thanks for providing this information.

this website is good

The major reason the two search engines have allowed your site to be listed this way is you paint a very clear, vivid picture of the white man’s greed,he was not content to live among the Indian’s, he had to own the land and take what land he wanted.No I am not an Indian (I am honorary adopted by two American Indian Tribes), but I am one of the greatest supporters they have, I am ashamed of the way the white man took advantage of them and tried to place all the blame on the Indian.

I love this site. Best friend is Caddo Indian. Not much here about Caddo Indian.

Finding your site is very special to me and, I am sure, to others like me...thank you for this sharing space...Carolyn Hester

Love the varitey of clothing and other items. What a great site , Thank you

Really have enjoyed reading the stories here. thank you.

Impressive site! I am the great-grandaughter of Rabbit Bunch who was a member of the Cherokee Senate and was Interim Chief and ran for Chief in the late 1890's. I was looking for information regarding him when I came upon your site. Thank you.

love this i allways wanted to know about my native history and this is very cool

i have much love honour and respect for all of the Sioux first nation people. your people and all first nation people should have been treated as human beings . All first nation people are my brothers and sisters.

I loved my visit to this site. I got a peek into the very heart of the First Nations people. May I ask forgiveness on behalf of my people for their many injustices both past and present against your people? I stand with the First Nations and deplore the attitudes, broken treaties, and pillaging that you have endured at the hands of the white man. I am truly ashamed of my own people in this regard. I would like to be one who facilitates reconciliation. How can this be done?

I appreciate the spiritual side of Native Americans. I would very much like to learn more about your culture and ways. Having been a warrior for more than half my life, I find the spiritual side of life a very peaceful and restful place. I enjoyed your website very much.

I so admire your integrity!

Have just watched the film 'Dancing With Wolves.' I have always considered the Sioux Nation, interesting, honourable, and cheated by the newcomers to their country. This Site is very interesting. Blessings to you of the Sioux.

I love learning new stuff especially on the native Americans and on there life and stories!

Thank you for the warning on the yahoo/MacAfee deal. and thanks for having a site that caters to all the Powwow's around the country and all the other sort of info I need. If you sent updates i would like all the info as it becomes available...Thanks..Gordon Vavages...Gila River Pima/Hopi/Tewa

Awesome!!!

Enjoyed the reading loved finding out more about my ancestors

I love this website, I have read alot of the legends and I use this as a main source when I need to write a paper on native american civilizations for school...Thank you for the work done on this site,,

using for ideas to name our new born that is on the way,,

i love this site!! i am a cherokee indian and this site helped me learn about my self and my tribe. thank you for making this stie!! ur awesome!!

Snowowl, I wanted you to know your favorite things made me smile...Thank you.

Thank you for all of the information on this site. It has been very helpful to me as I have been trying to find out information on various tribes in the US. Great job!

I need info on a chief. His name is Black Sioux?

I've always liked the Indian ways

Excellent site I will be back many times as i still have lots to read and the information is great.

I could read for hours what is here. Thank-you for this resource. I'll be back I'm sure-J..

Just wanted to commend you on this site very great resource...

Hello,I greet the beautiful Siuox Women, and the Sioux Warriors...Regards..Jan-Erik Olsson

My husband just found out his grandfather (who he believed was Cherokee) was actually Sioux from Canada. How could he find more info on his ancestors? Thank you

I Love this site. I have been looking for a site like this. Thank you.

Your web site, nicely informative. Thank You

Beautiful website. I hope your people continue to recover and become strong again. Your reality was and is so much more real than the reality we have in the western world right now. All comes from the Great Spirit and all Returns to the Great Spirit. Peace.

Thank you Snow Owl,I am very honoured to have been guided to your wonderful and informative site. I am a western woman with some clairvoyant ability, and have always revered Native America. It really saddens me to see the terrible rape of forests with selfish logging done by western American industrialists, and see the terrible similaries here in my own city and England. Where there were meadows and lovely fields , woods and even rough land areas in between streets stand factories,disused offices, more houses and flats to accomadate the rising population. I now feel choked and trapped whilst old trees even now are cut down in a local park, to make way for a football turf. I despair of western mans' greed and ignorance toward Nature. I hope before to late this insanity will stop, yet the foolishness goes on...Thank you for giving me some peace.

Thank You for the information

nice =]

I like the information it gives

This is a great web site.I honour the great Sioux nation, It is but only with deep sorrow that I see that we humans are destroying our land our mother earth worldwide .When will the white man realise that there will be nothing left to eat or breath but scorched earth and putrid air

I it is B.S. what they are doing to people who want to have the freedom of speech, so far you are not doing anything bad and I looked at all of you site more power to you and may the spirits guide you on what you are doing. As long as it is kept clean of piggy back viruses and hackers, they doing have a leg to stand on.

I'm totally gonna get some of my friends to go to this site and support you =P

This is an aweshum site. I don't think that the Yahoo! and uhh..Mac people should uh...mark this website as bad. I'm doin' a school project and this's a big help.

This is very interesting and useful. I came to this site seeking a grandmother name for myself. This is my first grandchild and I wanted a special name for a special child. Thank you so much for all the help and knowledge that i have gotten fromthis site!!

Love the web site. Wish there was info on my tribe "Choctaw"

Very very nice,Im proud to see a realy good thing, thank you for sharing this with everyone

I truely enjoyed this web site. Please keep this beautiful work alive for the future generations to look up their histiry...Thank you for your exelent work...sincerely, Earl

I like this web site.

thank you.

i love you who ever made this web site

This is a wonderful website. I found it because I was looking for boys and girls names to name three bear cubs in the mountains of Northeast Georgia. I looked at some of the legends,and I love the stories. I have made this site a favorite so I can come back to it to read more stories. Great job putting all of this together. Thank you.

I LOVE UR SITE

wonderful site. am doing research to make a quilt for my grandson and was researching what two-tone feathers i see on dream-catchers. my first guess was eagles. golden eagles' tail feathers are the right color. you have given me the perfect photo. thank you so very much!

HI....GREAT WEBSITE,INFORMATIVE,INTERESTING ..THANKS

Great information on American Horse. I had his face painted on a cow skull and using this info so I can tell people about him. Thnaks Great site Bill

Fantastic website.Thanks for your hard work.Trying to find out a maiden name-Waddle or Wadell.My Grandmothers.Can you help?

I actualy found this site looking for a word and it's meaning from a dream i've had 5 too many times. I actualy learned that it was to words, Una and Onida. But I dont understand why. Maybe you could help? But anyways, your site is very helpful. I am greatful and thank you..... Proud to say I'm a decendant of Sequoia :)

this web sit does not have any good info. all it has is stuff you can buy! so they should shut down this web sit.

why cant u copy words off this site.

I am really looking fwd to attending a powwow, and taking my kids to one.My great grandmother was full blooded cherokee indian, and I think this will be a nice experience to have. Thank you for the site!

I am Tsalagi.

I like this web site its well thought out and its easy to find what im looking for to say the least

Your site is amazing, it is filled with very useful information to help pass on stories and pictures to my son who lost his grandfather (my dad) at a early age. He didn't get a chance to hear all of this stories and learn more than what I can pass on to him. Thank you!.

i found much here about many things that has helped give me a better understanding of my cherokee ancestory and a better understanding of myself....

Thank-you for this informative site We are fascinated by all the names and meanings you have collected

Thanks for the site! We are a proud people with a rich history and culture, and this website gives us the opportunity to share it with everyone...NATIVE PRIDE!! AHO!!

This is a great site! It is very helpful and helped me learn more about my people. Thank you ^_^... yakoke, nuktala-ho! [thanks and peace to all]

I am proud of all native americans who served. My family was a military family.

Very interesting and informative web site. Well done! I found it very useful as I am interested in American Indian culture and religion.

My father said his mother was Ogalala but never had any paper work that I could trace.I am proud to say my father a good man. I looked at some of the pictures you posted and could see his face again.He passed away in 1976 and I miss him. So thanks for the pictures. It made my heart happy..

This web site is really helpful and interesting. I have known for ages that I am descent of Atea Bear and Little Flowers my blackfoot native ancestors...and its always cool to learn just a little bit more about the natives. Also, while I always am coming back to this site to look for names...Thanks so much for the help!

Hello, i kom from Holland. My english in not whrely good, i hope that you can read this:). I want to thank you for making this site. It helps me for my 'spreekbeurt' (lecture) ..Groetjes,,Yvon..12 jaar

I enjoyed the site.

i have been looking for a sight like this thank you

i have enjoyed looking at your site and will definetely recomend it to my freinds.

Thank you for creating this website. I especially appreciate the feeling of mutual respect that emanates from the writing and commentary.

I love the website! This website gives me information about your people that i did not know before. I've been to the crazy horse monument. I cat wait tell it is done. My respect for all the native people of these united states has been doubled!

i think the native american,the most honerable of human beings

Great site thanks!

I loved the story about being "Part Indian". I too have a great grandmother who was a Blackfoot Indian as the story goes and now I fully intend to further investigate the side of my ancestors history. My mothers family is small and more are "going home" each decade. I have asked mother if she knows anything more to tell me, I plan to discuss this with her again so I can tell my children. I've always been proud of this background especially since I was born in the Kanab, Utah area. As the story goes everyone thought I was a little Navaho baby because of my features. My children have asked me about this also and I need to pass on this living history to them. Thank you for encouraging me to follow up.

i would like to know when there will be a pow wow in gadsden alabama

thank you. your site help me with my homework.

for the past three years I have been a Student at USF in sioux Falls. I come from Wales and I am reading about native american Culture and would love to hear more

Thank You for the Story you told. It is the same thing that happened to me as I work for a elder Cherokee Chief that is also a Shama he has helped me realize I don't have to be afraid to stand up and claim my heritage proudly. He has given me my name as "White Dove Walking Spirit" I am proud to be an American Indian.

VERY INFORMATIVE SITE. MORE SOUTHERN LOUISIANA CITIZENS SHOULD STUDY ABOUT OUR HISTORY. MY FAMILY IS A MIX OF INDIAN AND BLACK. THANKS FOR ADDITIONAL KNOWLEDGE... BTHJ

Thank you so much for this totally awesome site it is packed full of useful information.

Very imformative,found what I was looking for and than some! Someone in my family said,American Horse, was an ancestor. I found out a lot about this Chieftain,he was very witty and genial,I just wondered where my brothers and sisters get there humor and witt from,could be handed down. Thank you,Faye Martin

NATIVE NATION FOR LIFE!!!!!

Am interested in learnig more about Native Americans as I have Native heritage ... Thank You for sharing what you have shared on here ..

love the site. keep it up.

Amazing web site. Very informative. Thank you LMH

may the white brothers and sisters learn much from our indian brothers and sisters. I only wish that 100 years ago our fathers could of been at peace.

To read some of the comments/quotes of the calvery hurt my heart. Though I am not a full blood Native Amercain, I am happy to read that a church apologized for wrongs that they didn't do. My family has Cherokee blood in them on my mothers side and I am so proud. Oddly sometimes I feel like I was born in the wrong time, haha. I guess what I am trying to say that my though I am not true blooded in my heart i wish I were. that sounds odd but true non-the-less

Wonderful, wonderful site! I'm in the process of exploring my Indian heritage (my nother was full-blooded Cherokee), and sites like yours swell my chest with pride, not only because I'm starting to realize what my mother (and hence my people) had to endure but because, in spite of everything, the spirit and beauty of our people still shines..

I find this site very informative :)

Great info,,,,"Thanks"

I just wanted to comment on the poem by snow owl, about common sence...i really enjoyed that poem. It seems as people and defently as americans our ideals simply get washed down the drain. Everybody has something to complain about, but wont take action to do anything. Its quite pathetic. What is anyone fighting for anymore, merit? pride? money? or do we not know what else to do? is it stained in us?? Somemany people worry about their "BIG" lives that they forget where they came from.. mankinds roots are from nature. They forget about the land that is wasting away around us all. But they all just sit and waste away themselves... I dont really think anyone has common sence, the core to our nature, ournatural instincs..everyone will just drive away from their problem in their big cars and lost souls.Well anywho i hope i didnt get too off topic or loose point! i really enjoyed your poem, i will read more and have a wonderful day.

In spite of all of the many injustices to Native Americans they did not foget their pride and fought for this country in it`time of need. GOD bless them all especially the Viet Nam vets.

Very informative site and very interesting-I have heard stories from my grandfather ( who was 1/2 Cherokee Eastern Band)

I believe " All Native Americans" deserve respect & admiration

INTERESTING-SOMETHING LIKE OUR HISTORY?

My grandmother and her descendant are sioux indians natives.

i only have a small amount of cherokee blood in me. but my gr8 gr8 grandpa was a chief and my gr8 gr8 grandmother was full. i am very proud of my ppl id love to learn more about them this ite has helped a ton.:)

Thank you for this beautifull site!

great site,more info than any other site,as i home school my little girl,sky,and a 2nd laungue is required,we choose native american,as we have native american in our family tree which dates to 742 a.d,. this site is now marked as a fav,on ourtravels out west,we visit many ancient sites,and try to conecct with our ancestors,thank you for this site,its the best thus far,

This is the first time I have visited this site and I enjoy it very much...Thank you.

I really like the site. I am a school child in England and have been fascinated in Native American people and their ways of life.

Thank you for a brief look at the lakota/dakota. Iam eager to learn more as I feel soon the culture of the Sioux will florish again. may the creator bless you.

Family name is Cremeens. Is looking for any ties to my Native American heritage. I feel so pulled in this direction

I love your web site. I am learning a lot about NA culture. Thank you for having this on the internet. Love the music too!

Thanks for all the Great info!

Very much enjoyed reading your site. I am looking for any information on Assiniboine Tribes...Linda Boyd..Assinoboine/Sioux..Fort Peck, Montana

I am a student at the University of Phoenix. I am taking a class on ethics and have chosen the Sioux people as my project. I have read many things on the Great Sioux Nation to get a look into the history of this proud nation. I am white but am appalled at what my ancestors have done. I think many of us have heard the stories of General Custer but I never really believed that it could be true that this government allowed that to happen. I have no way of showing my sorrow for what this people had to endure. I can only hope that my apologies are accepted and that this never be allowed to be forgotten. There is a true testament of the strength of man exhibited by this people. Again I can not say it enough I am sorry for the loss of life freedom land dignity and respect that was stolen from your people. I wish I could more but for now I will make sure that the few people in my class understand that this struggle was real.

My great grandfather is full blooded Comanche. I am doing some genealogy on him. David Walker Tucker Sr. born 10/14/1887 and his father John Thomas Tucker born 10/18/1857. Thank you Tim King

I loved the pictures on this site!I have been told that one of my grandmothers was the daughter of a sioux chief,though i dont know this to be true,the pictures stir something inside of me. It also saddens me that i may even be descendant to those that robbed the native indians of their homes so long ago.

Being this far from my home of the dakotas takes alittle away from my connection with my native path, but as i see all around me there are the same energys (spirits) to guild and lead me to the good red road. Thank Wankan Tanka for all our gifts and all our relationships with the energy around us. May every step be a pray that the next step be one guided by Great Spirit... "Kicking Stone"

I recognize and salute your cause

I am an 1/8 Cherokee & my 4yr old son is 3/4. I have really enjoyed your website and it is very informative. I am trying to get him more involved with learning about his heritage.

I love this site, it is so nice to see a site on the internet that is dedicated to providing information about our native peoples. I came on here looking for native recipes to cook for my family and I found so much more. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

The wolf is beautiful

I truly enjoyed looking through your web site thank you so much for information I have indian heritage am interested in all you have to offer. thanks again

I have just recently found I have Cherokee ancesters. I have always had a strong pull and take the defenseive side of Native Americans. I now feel so much closer to my roots. I'm not one that wants to know about my ansetory to gain money from the Cassinos.I am a proud ancestor and want you to know I love the web sites and all the information you have...Elizabeth

wonderful page with lots of choices. Would really wish there were prices on the clothing. Thank you!.

Congratulations on your web site I find it very informative.It can do nothing but good for all American Indian Nations...George

hello,my daughter was asking me about our heritage and all i know is my grandfather was sioux from somewhere around martin,s.d. he never really talked to much when he was alive,but i remember my mom taking him back there a few weeks before he died.but i dont know anything about our heritage so if anyone can help or refure me somewhere i would appreciate it. thank you very much.my email is 1crazysioux@comcast.net

Magnificent!!! Too bad we cant't all see and use this wisdom and beauty in the world today. Nature has a way of covering over it's greatest beauty until rediscovered by those who appreciate. May the spirit of all be with you. Thank you for this great work!!!!! BR

I like this web site, very interesting and informative for everyone. .

Enjoying your site so much!.

good web site, very informitive .

yes very informative to me as I have been tracing my roots and have Sioux Indian blood . though you site I hope to learn more. .

I truly loved reading the material on this site. I want to say that I am ashamed of how the white people of old, and maybe still, treated the American Indian(s). I have for many years, felt bad...guilty for what has happened to the tribes of all American Indians. I wish I could help change all that.

I love this site! The wisdom of these Indians is inspiring! Sublime truth is always motivating to me! Thanks for taking the time to compile this!

Thank you I appreciate and honor the wisdowm, time, love and knowledge that is offered on these pages. I hope one day all pepople will recognize unitiy with great spirit and one another. thank you again

This was great- thanks for taking the time to create this site.

i heard american horse was never photographed

I have a chance to visit Pine Ridge this summer. First of the reasons, is I have a missing daughter who use to know Frankie Whitecalf and I need to talk to him...There are other reasons which I wanted to do this a long time ago...My Great Grandfather who which is American Indian. No one can not deny this by his picture. My Great Grandfater married a white woman. Most of the family members do not recognize him a American Indian. I was told his parents/or parent came from Ireland., I also was told that my Great Great Grandfather was in the Wild Bill show. I read once and do not know for sure but I understood that many American Indians were in Ireland for some reason and was given other names. Is this true? My grandmother was a beautiful woman. Most of the children of my Great Grandfather were just like him. Plus, my Great Grandfather was a coalminer who also had the privelege of being the head of the coalminers union and was put on a magazine. I need help for my grandmother, even though she has past I still have my other family members who needs this info. My grandmother talked about my Great Grandfather who would sleep in a tepee before the house, he almost did get killed by other Indians why I do not know except it was in his home and my great grandmother screamed. There was a letter from a reservation and it was a secret my Great Grandfather would not speak about it and burnt the letter. So, with this much information how can some family members deny him. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you for this wonderful website. I love reading about the rich and amazing history of your fascinating people.

I was once, referred to and, seen by a shaman for various medical ailments. I was very grateful and the wonderful hospitality and caring of the tribe. I was given the name Moon Wolf Star Dancer and I am wanting others to accept all people and see how nasty the government was to select people because they, the government, wanted great land and at a cost of many suffering and dying.,,Bless you for having this page and I hope we all can start a bonding and be friends into the Summerland,...Moon Wolf Star Dancer

I am extremely interested in you Spiritual History, and reclamation of the same over the years the the Government took most of your Spiritual History and rituals from the tribes

i would like to know what my name would be an apropreate american indian name for someone who is mature and beautiful

: i just stumbled accross your website. i am very keen to learn more..about you and your great peaple...i send you all greetings and wishes of good health from England...your new freind,..bob.

Great info!!! Thank you very much

Is the first time that I see your website. I am so happy with everything that I saw for the past 3 hours. I need to go but seems like I wanted to see everything you have. The Cachinas are beautiful. I have several of them. My daughter lives in New Mexico, she always gives me anything from Native-American Indians, which I really enjoy. Thank you

I saw a dream catcher for first time in New Hampshire at an Indian Festival. I was very impressed by the art work. Since then I have made lots of them and give to my friends and family. I love dream catchers

I was touched by your little poems. They made me think of every day events in my life. Thank you

I think there is nothing wrong with snowwowl

I enjoyed this site very much, keep up the great work

Hau my brothers and sisters, i have not been on your site for a while. i have been dealing with cancer but may i say my belief in the great spirit see's me here today, my message is always have faith in the ancestors they were here yesterday they are here today and they alway's always walk among you. was'te le keni ye.

i think this site is totaly amazing

This is a truly wonderful site with so much interesting info. It's a real treasure - Thankyou for sharing your work.

Wonderful site, my husband and children are part Cherokee

Thank you to everyone responsible for this site, I believe it's amazing and will visit again and again

By chanch I found this site today . Looking at Smudging initaly , Then read a few more Articles. Thank you for sharing this infomation with us. It is a wounderful site and I shall recomend it to all my Frends

lots of good information

Interesting web site. I enjoy reading about Native American history and sometimes write about it

I just stumbled accorss this site looking for a little info and stayed about 2 1/2 hrs great info here will be back again. I never use yahoo anyway

I want to now how to rigerst for the tible. Because I find out that I'm Native American and Sioux. from My Dad his name is Scott Lundquist.

It makes me smile on this cold day to read so much about my fellow tribal membere from the past. I remember Uncle Ed sitting and watching tha Arkalala parade with Aunt Jo by his side.I never new he was a flute player. He was always Uncle Ed to me. It saddend me to hear of his passing, he will be in my heart. Ihave been trying to reach Aunt Jo since my father Robert Joseph Simon, passed on in May. I feel lost in this big white world since... if Aunt Jo sees this please know that you are loved...Baby Girl Jayna

i think the art and the stories are amazing would love to here from you ..thank you allison

Hello, I was just researching my families native american history and I know that my Great Grandmother was a sioux "indian princess" Her name was Emma Toy...if anyone knows anything about her or her family, I would appreciate a reply...thank you

i realy like this site .i am part cherokee and part apache indian all my life others look down on me .when i was 20 years old i met a full blood indian he called me worrir after that ever place i when that would always be also, chatted with me with out me saying anything i am pround of that name .dhs took my sons 3 years ago and i fought to get them back now they keep telling me to get my indian card. why i am me with or with out a card .i wish i could learn the way of my ancestors and teach my son and grand kids it, but my dad died before i was big enough for him to teach me this.he had 2 kind of indian in him my mom was italian and very spec of irish in there. so i am a tuff nut and wish i could learn to be who i am .indian i am proud of who i am and i would stand up for indinn anytime. thanks and blessing ... donna marie scott

Im native indian , my tribe is call Houma Indians

What a great site ! Very informative. I've shared with many others.

I have always been very interested in the sioux tribes and my grandmother is ashamed that we are native american so i cannot become a tribe member because of the laws. Once she passes away then i will be able to go further is this true? I feel i am losing out on my people and it really makes me furious.

Thanks for sharing. Look really good

my mother told me a long time ago .she was was a member of the anadarko. peole say i look part indian isure would like to know before my mom past. thanks,vivian white

Your web site is well done. Thank-you for all the informtion and the Indian lore and history...Do you know how I can access Seneca Indian informtion on the "stone people" I am an RN and a Reiki Master, I work with healing stones and I have been unable to locate the headquarters of the Seneca Indians who wrote about the "Stone People" I am interested in purchasing one of their revised issues regarding the stone people...For some reason I thought the Senecas who wrote about the Stone people were from Florida, however I am not certain. Any assistance is greatly appreciated

i would just like to give thanks to everyone that contributed on this site. i have it on my favorites & come here to read articles and somethings just to look at all the new art,music & articles miigwetch

Fabulous web site!

I found your web site really informative. I will now visit often.

The peoples of the native tribes of the USA are inspiration to the rest of the world. If only other countries would aspire to be one with the world then the world would be a better place to live..

I am very new to this but i've enjoyed this site i do not ever respond to them but i just wanted u to no that i do collect arrowheads and i agree 100 % about digging where u dont belong and i very much love what i have found over the years and they will never leave my possession .it irritates me to no end when i want to go to a web site n all its about is selling or trading and all i want to do is look at them because as u said they r works of art of history that i love to learn about. im not very good on a computer as u can see with the way im writing this comment im better at texting n i really cant do that .i will continue to visit ur site and i loved the picture with the fox n the cigs that is just to cool it reminds me of my husband [laughing with him about it].i call him mr sly. i will admit to u that this is the first web site i have ever responded to but i am very much n to anything pertaining to native american indians especially how n the hell they made these awesome arrowheads because if i had to we would have all done without theres no way i could have done it i cant even make a shape with clay [laughing].anyway im signin off love the site n wish you all the best bless ya !..sincerely jessy.

Awesome and very informative... Thank you for shareing.

I love your pictures on the native americans

Love the music THANK You

Thank you for this site! It has been very helpful and informative...I am Hassanamisco Nipmuc, Worcester County, MA

Wish you had more of Washington State POW WOWs

I am a teacher and was fascinated with the Inuit culture. I hope to teach some information of your people to my students. Your traditional economy fascinates me.

I take it you have resolved your issues with Yahoo---I was able to access your site through Yahoo. When are you going to remove your warnings?

i really liked this web site it was easy reading and very informational

VERY NICE. FOUND IT INTERESTING TO SAY THE LEAST....THANK YOU.

The technical skill is high,I took a class in HTML, great job. I love the web site and am hopeful the Native American will regain sovernty. As for Macafe a lawsuit of discimination might stop them or take the complaint to the news stations all over and force them to stop out of shame.

I read your protest agaisnt Mcafee. They suck!.

Great website..! I was born in Sioux Falls, but now live in Japan. In the late 1940's I belonged to a group called "The Friendly Indians" (Sioux Falls YMCA). Spent time at "Camp Tepeetonka." Do groups like this still exist?.

i love native american indian every thing and any thing and this site has some great stuff.

My name is cherokee for sunset. My grandfather was more than a quarter cherokee. I never met him though... But my father wanted to keep the culture a part of my life. Hence the name. Anyway, just thought you'd be interested. You can email me if you like

nice site shiizeedn'..

My great,great,great grandmother was a Blackfoot woman. She married my great,great,great grandfather wich was from Ireland.

I have enjoyed reading your commentarry on the "Lord's Prayer".thank you...blessings

Wonderful. our country needs to know more about our people. I am 1/8 cherokee and very proud of it.Ihave been trying get proof ,but aaaaaaaI can't get far. Thank you for the history ..Bob

I had never been on this site,it is awsome, luckly I picked this site while researching some material.

I am a member of the Algonguin Wabanaki Nation of Turtle island i am new at this i am trying to fined some info about this Nation Please Help

I would like to say that I enjoyed your site. It was very well done, and even my husband showed interest which he usually doesn't. I like your moccasins for soldiers. Our 17 year old daughter has her own soldier for the "Chosen Soldier Project" and I sent her your link. Good job

Don't worry about Yahoo and McFee flagging you. I found you through Google. I like your site and I'm using a Mac. Your site issues shouldn't affect me.

trying to find heritage of my father and grandfathers to theirs indian forefathers it is so hard stories have been told my greatfather had to change his last name to work in ky thank you for a wonderful site

Red Nation will rise again. Ugh.

Very nice site, thanks for sharing. Attempting to locate meaning of TN grandmother's Indian name: Natoma. Any help?

My brothers I am with you in spirit.

informative site.

this is a great site

I sign this book in honor of my son, and of his twin, who did not survive. They are of Cherokee heritage. I pray that someday my son will return to his rightful place in Cherokee society. Long ago, I received instructions from the Spider Woman in a dream, before I learned of my son's heritage, or of the Spider Woman.

I am looking for my Heritage, My father who has passed on now, told me that I was Souix, and that my grandmother was related to Sitting Bull. How would I find out if this is true. Her name was Vivian Thompson,She was born on January 28th 1917 I cant find her birth certificate. kim

I have cherokee and blackfoot indian in my family. I have been trying to find out my family hertiage and am having trouble. I really like this site and the information that you supply

i love this and i want to be on the guest list and my last name is sams

I would like to one day visit America and meet some of the Natives, I am quiet a spiritual person and feel that I would learn from my experience. thank you for a very insightful site

Having read the book 'Bury my heart at Wounded Knee' I have to agree wholeheartedly with the Sioux people that to accept the $600m plus for lands lost and genocide perpetrated would be a betrayal of the Native American Ideals. As with everything in time I believe you will reclaim your lost continent

I totally enjoyed reading your web site. Well Done. Great history information that needed to be shared with our youngsters and future generations.

Thank you for this site. I was researching ideas and found this site. I tend to think too much and I appreciate your thoughts

Thank you for all that your pages bring to us. We are all brothers and sisters no matter what. There are many of us with different skins who look at the world these days and the way that we live in it. Yet, we know in our hearts, that it is somehow, unfulfilling. Perhaps it is our souls that are related?..Peace be with you all.

I found your site through Google. Very Interesting.

awesome site, very well written information. Thankyou for sharing it with us

i have just watched the film 'bury my heart at wounded knee' based on the book by dee brown. i read the book some years back. at the end of the film it saidf that the siuox people are trying to regain the black mountains as their own. what can be done to help? kelly xx

very informative site

First I am a non American Indian Very intrested in the Indian Culture of the Thumb of Michigan My Ancestores settled in the Thumb of Michigan in the 1850ies.From Western Europe. Most of the Indians left the area after the first big Forest Fire of 1871. We all hear of the 1881 Fire Because the 1871 Fire made the land eaiser to farm and many households burned out with the 1881 fire. My great grand mother was born East of Minden City in alog cabin about 1848 and she told stories of playing with Indian children to about 1870 and the the all left for Caro on the Cass River. After the 1881 fire the big game was almost all gone and it took about 100 years for the big game to ome back

My fiance is Lakota and came to the United States from Canada and was subsequently adopted by an American family in Pennsylvania when he was 7. I am interested in learning more about his heritage as we begin to plan our life together

THE FAMILY TREE-JUDY LARSON
www.judylarson.com

Created January 1, 2010