Spirit Bear
Mythology exists in many cultures. Bearing various creatures and symbols, each culture has unique stories to tell, beliefs that transcend logic, but which once provided comfort and clarity to our…
Spear Fishing
Imagine laying on your stomach in the dead of winter, on an ice-covered body of water to look for food. Native Americans did this often, spear fishing in the winter…
Southwest Indians
Southwest Indians were a group of several tribes so named for their geographical locations of residence. The Southwest Indians occupied what is now Arizona, New Mexico, Southern Colorado, and the…
Smuggling Cherokee
Out Now! Order from your local book store!!! These poems invite you into Kim’s worlds of granddaughter, docent, teacher, mother and visionary and share her early experiences in native community…
Smoke Signals
Imagine being in the dreaded scenario of being stranded on an island. No one is around, but you suddenly notice a ship in the distance. Or at least you hope…
Sioux Tribe
Life in a Sioux tribe prior to reservation life was simplistic and family-centered. Wanderers of the plains, members of the Sioux tribe traveled the vast expanse of the northern plains,…
Sioux Indian Tribe
The Sioux Indian tribe, rich in heritage, history, and culture, is one of the single greatest entities of the Plains Indians. The Sioux Indian tribe was comprised of nomadic people…
Sioux Indians
Sioux Indians are Native American Indians that are any part of the three main groups of the Great Sioux Nation. Sioux Indians are believed to have come to North America…
Shawnee Indians
Shawnee Indians are a large group of Native American Indians that originally occupied much of Southern Ohio, West Virginia, and Eastern Pennsylvania. The word Shawnee comes from the Algonquin word…
SAN FRANCISCO VILLAGES MAP
San Francisco’s known First Nations sites are indicated in general locations by dots. The Yelamu Ohlone inhabited these sites, and like our villages and neighborhoods today, they all had names.…