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• 1: Alibamo
• 2: Anishinibeg/\"Ojibwa\"
• 3: Apache
• 4: Apalachee
• 5: Arapaho
• 6: Aromuskeet (town of Machapunga: descendants)
• 7: Attakapa
• 8: Blackfoot
• 9: Black Cherokee, Sale Creek, Tenn.
• 10: Bosra claim based on 1807
• 11: Canada Indians
• 12: Cape Fear Indians
• 13: Carmel Indians
• 14: Catawba Geneology
• 15: Catawba (1540-1842)
• 16: Catawba (1849-1940)
• 17: Catawba (1944)
• 18: Catawba (1941-1981)
• 19: Catawba (1992-1996)
• 20: Catawba (1997- )
• 21: Catawba, No Date
• 22: Catawba land claims settelement, 1993
• 23: Catawba language: miscellaneous
• 24: Dr. Siebert on Catawba
• 25: Catawba man at Welhik Tupnik (New Philadelphia), Ohio, 1779
• 26: Catawba photos
• 27: Catawba related newspaper articles
• 28: Catawbas at Checotah
• 29: Catawbas named Tims (Thames)
• 30: Catawba miscellaneous
• 31: Catawbas visiting Fayetteville, 1831
• 31a: Catawba/Kusso Descendants Named Creel and Clark: S.C. Low Country
• 32: Cheraw
• 33a: Cherokee (1759-1889)
• 33b: Cherokee (1934-1992)
• 34: Cherokee (1993-1999)
• 35: Cherokees of New Mexico (legit)
• 36: Cheyenne
• 37: Chickahominy (1608-1722)
• 38: Chickahominy (since 1820)
• 39: Chickasaw
• 40: Chitimacha
• 41: Choctaw
• 41a: Choctaw band in St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana
• 42: Chowanoc
• 43: Chyawhaw
• 44: Congaree
• 45: Connamocksock
• 46: Crow
• 47: Dawhee (\"Cape Fear Indians\")
• 48: Ebarb
• 49: Fifth Ward Settlement (Choctaws)
• 50: Four Winds Tribe, Louisiana
• 51: Gingaskin
• 52: Gingaskin Indians
• 53: Houma (historic)
• 54: Hupa
• 55: Indian Slaves
• 56: Indians of Rockingham County, NC
• 57: Iroquois influence on the US Constitution
• 58: Jena Band of Choctaw
• 59: Kickapoo
• 60: Kiowa
• 61: Koasati
• 62: Language retention among tribes federally recognized since 1980
• 63: Leni Lenape: the Okehocking Band
• 64: Luiseno
• 65: Lumbee
• 66: Maliseet
• 67: Mandan
• 68: Mashpee
• 69: Massachusett/Natick
• 70: Matinecock
• 71a: Mattaponi reservation to 1997
• 71b: Mattaponi reservation (1998- )
• 71c: Mattaponi reservation marriage licenses (1883-1967)
• 71d: Upper Mattaponi, 1892 ff.
• 71e: Upper Mattaponi marriage licenses (1885-1921)
• 72: Menominee
• 73: Megehe, a Waterree headman
• 74: Melungeon Bibliography
• 75: Metis
• 76: Miami
• 77: Miami: Anthropological
• 78: Miami: Historical
• 79: Miami: Anthropological
• 80: Mikasuki
• 81: Mithun, Marianne
• 82: Mohawk
• 83: Mohegan
• 84: Monacan
• 85: Montaukett/Shinnecock
• 86: Mounds
• 87: Multitribal
• 88: Muskogi
• 89: Nansemond
• 90: Nanticoke
• 91: Narragansett
• 92: Natchez
• 93: Navajo
• 94: Nicoleno Indians
• 95: Nipmuc
• 96: Norridgewock
• 97: Nottoway
• 98: Omaha
• 99: Oneida
• 100: Onondoga
• 101: Osage
• 102: Paleo Ethno Botany
• 103: Passamoquoddy
• 104: Paugusett
• 105: Pearson, Bruce
• 106: Penobscot
• 107: Pequot
• 108: Poarch Band of Creeks
• 109: Ponca
• 110: Potawatomi
• 111: Poteskeet
• 112: Price
• 113: Pueblo of Santa Ana
• 114: Quapaw
• 115: Quinnipiac
• 116: Rappahannock
• 117: Salish
• 118: San Juan Southern Paiute
• 119: Saponi
• 120: Schaghticoke
• 121: Seawee
• 122: Seminole & Mikasuki
• 123: Seneca
• 124: Shaawanwa
• 125: Shakori
• 126: Shanes, Walshes & Macartys
• 127: Shasta
• 128: Shinnecock
• 129: Sioux
• 130: Snoqualmie
• 131: Split-cane
• 132: Spokane
• 133: Spurlocks
• 134: Stockbridge (same as Muhheakunnuk)
• 135: Taino
• 136: Tatoos
• 137: Tawasa
• 138: Tehuelche
• 139: tobacco
• 140: Timicua
• 141: Tonkawa
• 142: Tunica
• 143: Tubatalabal
• 144: Tuscarora
• 145: Tutelo Rituals on the Six Nations Reserve (Canada)
• 146: Unkechaug
• 147: Wampanoag
• 148: Wando
• 149: Warclub
• 150: Warm Springs Reservation
• 151: Washo
• 152: Welsh hoax
• 153: West Coast
• 154: Wichita
• 155: Winia
• 156: Winnebago
• 157: Wyandott
• 158: Wyanoke
• 159: Yamasee
• 160: Yuchi
• 161: Yuki