Woodland Indian Educational Programs

General Culture, Native Democracy, & Interpretation

Senate Concurrent Resolution 76: To Acknowledge the Contribution of the Iroquois...to... the US Constitution

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Indian Influences: Origin of Equality
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton and Sheryl Hartman

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"Native Myths and Exaggerations Passed Off as Facts: Usual Misconceptions Still Taught in Classrooms and Printed in Books"
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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"Perceptions of Native Americans: A General Introduction to the History"
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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Traditional vs. Historical:
Pan-Indian Culture,
the Modern Powwow,
and the History Museum
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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The Caveman Syndrome: The Negative Undertone in Many Native American-Themed Museum Tours
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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Introducing Native Americans
to Your Elementary Students
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

Website:
The Native American
Educator's Booklist

Native American Tribes & Histories

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Basic Info Shawnee Indians
By Sheryl Hartman

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Last to Come, First to Go: Indiana's Delaware (Lenape)
By Sheryl Hartman

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The 13 Tribes That Resided
in Indiana, 1650-1850
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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Common Misconceptions
About America's First Peoples
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

Woodland Indian Mannerisms

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Native Lesssons in
Good Manners
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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From a Native Perspective:
Proper Manners in
Conversing & Inquiring
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

Yahoo Associated Content:
Delaware Meals, Manners,
and Misunderstandings
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

Native American Gender Roles & Interpretation

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History Makes Little Attempt to Understand Native American Women
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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"The Iroquois: Matriarchy or Not"
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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Being a A Man
in Native America:
A Good Father
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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Roles of Native American Women of the Woodlands in the 18th Century
By Sheryl Hartman

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Tacumwah, "Chieftress" of the
Miami: A Story of One Native American Woman
By Sheryl Hartman

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Native American Women in Colonial History
By Sheryl Hartman

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Gender Roles in a
Horticultural Society:
The Lenape (Delaware) Man
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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Understanding Western Perspectives
of Native American Gender Roles
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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Native American Sociology:
Introduction to Gender &
Family Relationships
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

Native American Warfare & Interpretation

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Native American Warfare in the Classroom
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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Woodland Indian Torture: A Perspective For Educators
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

Native American Technology

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From Sashes to Sandals: Extreme Sophistication in Native Clothing
By Sheryl Hartman

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Northeastern Native American Wigwams 101
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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The European Wigwam Mistake
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

Native American Foods

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All Corn Is Indian Corn: Northeastern Native American Corn Processing and Dishes
By Jessica Diemer-Eaton

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Native American Contributions
to the World: Corn
By Sheryl Hartman

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