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To provide as much information as possible for our readers, we have started this links page to sites that may be of value to those who are researching their ancestry or the ancestry of other tribes, history, traditions, .  Some sites may have more than one link. When you send us a URL we ask that you provide a brief description of the site and the purpose.  You may use our Contact Page for submittal and we ask for a reciprocal link back.  Thanks


Archives

Anthropological

Archaeology

General Purpose

Historical and Cultural Sites

Libraries

  • State Library of Florida
    A comprehensive list of books and publications on Ais, Apalachee, Calusa, Creek, Miccosukee (Mikasuki), Seminole, Timucua, Yemassee, and General Resources.

  • The Institute for the Study of American Cultures
    The materials located in the Reading Room cover a wide range of subjects, including Pre-Columbian North America, Native Americans, and Ancient Studies. Items in the collection include monographs, periodicals, and maps.

Mailing Lists

Mesoamerica

Mexican History

National Parks Service

Origin

Slaves

  • Black Slaveowners, In 1830, Phillip Barnham points out that more than 12,000 American slaves were owned by Americans who were themselves black.

States

Carolinas

  • Defining Mixed-blood Indians in Colonial Virginia and the Carolinas
    Listings by person, state, county and sometimes town.  Also as to Indian, Mustee, or Mulattoe.

  • Native Americans in South Carolina, by Melinda Maynor
    A report on a community of Lumbees who settled in southeast Georgia (Bulloch County) to work in the timber industry. She notes the Lumbees living here she mentions Beasley Bullard, a Lumbee born in Robeson who subsequently lived at Scott Church in 1920 (where he is censused as "Mulatto") (Maynor, Melinda M. “People and Place: Croatan Indians in Jim Crow Georgia 1890-1920” Thesis, UofF @ Chapel Hill, 2002 43 p

  • Evidence grows for Jewish colonists in the Appalachians, by Richard Thornton
    The average North Carolina Cherokee carries more Middle Eastern DNA than the average Ashkenazi Jew in the United States. Not only do the Cherokees carry typical haplogroups from the Levant, but also other areas of the region.

Florida

  • Aboriginal Settlement in the Apalachee Region of Florida, by Michael Wisenbaker
    This paper discusses types of archaeological sites presently found within the Woodville Karst Plain and the adjoining Tallahassee Hills, collectively known as the Apalachee Region.

  • City of DeBary Archaeological Survey (PDF),
    A reconnaissance-level archaeological survey for the City of DeBary, conducted September 14, 1999. Included the identification, documentation and evaluation of known archaeological sites within the city limits.

Georgia

Tennessee

Virginia

Traditions

Treaties

Tribes

  • Cherokee Physician
    Indian Guide to Health, a brief view of Anatomy, with general rules for preserving health without the use of medicines

  • Cheraw Indians of Florida
    Connections to Reservation in Northampton County, VA, Connections to Pamunkey Indian Reservation

  • Creek Indian Records, by Lance Hall
    One of the best Creek Collections of Census, Cemeteries, Civil War, Creek Wars, History, Seminole and Negro Records and much more, this is a don't miss site.

  • Aacimotaatiiyankwi
    A Miami Community History and Ecology Blog

  • White Wolf Pack
    Seeking Water From the Sun: Documentary Profiles Solar Water-Purification Program on Navajo Nation

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