At the Ohio History Center museum in Columbus, a recently redesigned exhibit details the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks and Indigenous cultures in Ohio. At the Ohio History Center museum in Columbus, ...

Every landscape tells a story. It’s Johnathan Costillas’ job to read it. And by now, it’s a habit. On a drive through Lake County, Costillas finds himself taking note of creeks and rivers. He ...

The Cherokee Constitution of 1827 is printed in two tight columns: English on the left and Cherokee on the right, the intricate letters in neat, even lines. It is the product of the first Cherokee ...

The Alabama-Coushatta tribe has a history intertwined with the formation of Texas. Originally two separate tribes, the Alabama and Coushatta tribes first lived in what is now Alabama before they began ...

SAN ANTONIO – Before the Spanish, French or Mexicans explored the area we now know as Texas, others were already here -- Native Americans. Several different tribes inhabited the area and others ...

A Sierra Nevada Forum panel on Tuesday gave a glimpse into the history and issues affecting Nevada’s Native American tribes. “The federal government recognizes our sovereignty. We are 27 nations, each ...

Honor Indigenous history at these 15 sites where visitors can learn about the extensive connections tribes have with today’s national parks. Long before Yellowstone National Park was established as ...

TULALIP — Their ancestors had signed it generations before. About 150 tribal members gathered to inspect the Treaty of Point Elliott in January, on the anniversary of its creation. Nearly all were ...

SUMMERVILLE — The Edisto Natchez-Kusso Tribe has joined a growing list of native tribes in South Carolina looking to be officially recognized by the United States. Members of the tribe described the ...

The American Museum of Natural History could have avoided the sudden and shocking shutdown of all its Native American exhibits had it made an effort over the years to “reconcile and work with tribes,” ...

When every powwow was cancelled in 2020 and Native festivities moved to a Facebook group called the “Social Distance Powwow,” Jon Shellenberger noticed a sharp uptick in online sales of his T-shirts ...