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	Jane Winkler BellaOnline's Native American Editor

Chaco Canyon Fascination
Come and explore the ancient mysteries of Chaco Canyon and it's peoples.

Knapping – An Ancient Skill Changing History
Knapping stone to make blades and points is a skill utilized for eons. It is still used by indigenous people around the world, hobbyists, and scientists. Knapping leaves evidence, and this may change the record of human habitation in the Americas.

Our Constitution and the Iroquois
This week we celebrated the birth of our Nation. The Founding Fathers emphasized the role of Divine Providence in their efforts, but the Iroquois Confederation may have shared a role.

Paisley Caves Of Oregon
The findings in these caves may contain archaeological evidence of the oldest...

Red Haired Giants – Legend or History?
Northern Paiute oral history tells how they defeated a group of man-eating, red haired giants. In the mid 1800’s, the legend was told to white explorers. While mining bat guano from a cave in northwestern Nevada, skeletons and artifacts were unearthed in the early 1900’s.

Thanksgiving - The Forgotten History
Our children have been taught the myth of the First Thanksgiving with happy Pilgrims and Indians. There are a few kernels of truth in the story. However, knowing more of the factual history of this National Holiday, one can understand why it is problematic for many American Indians.

The Skywalkers and September 11th
Skywalkers are the agile, brave American Indian men who walk steel beams far above our city streets. They helped build the Empire State Building, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the World Trade Center Towers. Those who have followed are re-building.

Veteran’s Day with a Native Perspective
This day is of great significance, as Veterans are part of most American Indian families.