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Cross Paths
Cross Paths - Summer 2004
Native Medicine and the Pauwau
Saving a Native Language
Children's Book Art from Native America
A National Museum of the American Indian
National Science Foundation Grant
Cross Paths - Spring 2004
ISUMAVUT
Profiles of Nine Cape Dorset Women
Native Medicine & The Powwow
Digging with Nick
Indian Country and Uncle Sam
From the Collections
Book Review
At The Museum
Cross Paths - Fall 2003
A Contemporary View
A Summer of Buried Treasure
From the Collections: Of Cradleboards & Mysteries
Native Northeast: Iroquois Museum
Book Review
Cross Paths - Summer 2002
From the Collections: Contemporary Native Art
Recent Excavations at Lake of Isles
Native Northeast: Mt Kearsage Indian Museum
Book Review: The Heartsong of Charging Elk
Revitalizing Algonquian Languages
Cross Paths - Winter 2003-4
Meaning in the Reverse: Indian Peace Medals
Bound to Serve
Native Northeast: Abbe Museum
From the Collection: Acquisition Highlights
Video Review
Cross Paths - Spring 2002
Legends from Greenland
Native Northeast
From the Collections
Book Review
In the Exhibits
Cross Paths - Winter 2002-3
Letter from the Executive Director
Native Christianity in Plymouth
Transformation By Degree
What Exactly is Native American Food?
Book Review: Maria Tallchief, Prima Ballerina
Highlights of Acquisitions for 2002
Native Northeast: The George Gustav Heye Center
On Translating the Moravian Records: Part 2
Cross Paths - Summer 2003
The Revolution and New England Indians
Birds of Prey Soar Over Mashantucket
Powwows
From the Collections: A Study of Eastern Woodlands Twined Bags
Native Northeast: Wampanoag Indian Program at Plimoth Plantation
Winding Down Excavations at Lake of Isles
Children's Book Reviews
Cross Paths - Fall 2002
Letter from the Executive Director
John Simon's Engravings of the Four Kings: More Than Meets the Eye
The Art and Material Culture of the Four Indian Kings Paintings
Historical Research at Lake of Isles
Native Northeast: The Institute for American Indian Studies
On Translating the Moravian Records: Part 1
Multimedia Resources in the Children's Library
Cross Paths - Spring 2003
The Sacred Messengers
Feather Law
Native Northeast: Web Sites
Native Northeast

Some Native American web sites compiled by Assistant Children's Librarian Sara Ornstein.

www.oyate.org
Oyate is an organization which produces and sells Native American books for all ages. This web site includes detailed reviews of books by and about Native Americans.

www.bostonkids.org/teachers/TC/index.htm
"The Wampanoag: Teacher Resources on Native American Life and Culture" was created by The Children's Museum of Boston, MA with Wampanoag advisors.

www.nativetech.org
An educational web site about Native American technology with a focus on the Eastern Woodlans region.

www.u.arizona.edu/~ecubbins/webcrit.html
Elaine Cubbins has compiled "Techniques for Evaluating American Indian Web Sites" with helpful guidelines.