American Indian, First Nation, Alaskan and Hawaiian
Native, and Indigenous Peoples Studies and Research
The Institute prides itself in working
both with and for indigenous peoples, as well as various other organizations.
The Institute houses a full library which we are constantly updating
when funds are available (we also accept donations), as well as hundreds
of articles, research documents, government publications, and much more.
We make this information available to indigenous organizations at a
minimal cost, as well as conduct research in various areas such as archaeological
site review and protection, ethnographic interviews and impact assessments,
cultural history documentation, archival research, NAGPRA studies, NRDA,
ethnobotanical and ethnozoological studies, and much more. The Institute
also publishes Indigenous
Peoples Issues and Resources as part of its outreach activities.
Below are some of the general documents the Institute
has compiled which are open to the public. Specific publications produced
by the Institute are located in the Publications
section. Please feel free to contact us for specific requests or
to learn how we may help you in your specific needs. info@bauuinstitute.com.
Indigenous Native American Peoples and Tribes
of North America
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Pacific Northwest |
Pacific Islands |
Northeast |
Southeast |
Caribbean |
Great Basin |
Southwest |
Central America |
Arctic |
Subarctic |
Great Plains |
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Articles
Barnhill, John. (2009). Forced
Federalism: Contemporary Challenges to Indigenous Nationhood.
Bauu Institute. (2009). Prehistoric
Populations, Genetic Data, and Cultural Affiliation with Native American
Indians.
Bauu Institute. (2009). Migration,
Indigenous Peoples, and Identity: An Archaeological Case from the Great
Basin Region of North America.
Indigenous Peoples Issues & Resources. (2009). Preservation
of Indigenous People's History: An Example from the Tule River Native
American Indian Tribal History Project.
Indigenous Peoples Issues & Resources. (2009). Long-Term
Impacts to Indigenous People's Lands from Electric, Gas, and Energy
Corridors and Projects: A Case from Native North America.
Indigenous Peoples Issues & Resources. (2009). A
Common Pot: The Recovery of Native Space in the Northeast.
Bauu Institute. (2009). A
New Understanding of the Archaic Period in the Southeast of North America:
A Reappraisal of the Archaeological Evidence.
Bauu Institute. (2008). Multiple
Colonizations and Many Routes in the Peopling of the Americas: Evidence
Sheds Light on the First Native American Indians.
Bauu Institute. (2008). Archaeology,
Cultural Transmission, and the Indigenous Native American Indians of
the Great Basin Region of North America.
Bauu Institute. (2008). Prehistoric
Native Americans and the Folsom Technology: Cultural Affiliation from
the Late Pleistocene to the Prehistoric.
Indigenous Peoples Issues & Resources. (2008). Cultural
Contact and Linguistic Relativity Among the Indians of Northwestern
California.
Indigenous Peoples Issues & Resources. (2008). Intellectual
Property, Indigenous Peoples, and the Law.
Bauu Institute. (2008). Sandia
Cave, New Mexico: Is There Evidence for a Late Pleistocene Peopling
of the Americas?
Indigenous Peoples Issues & Resources. (2008).
Methods of Assimilation: Australian Aboriginals and Native American
Examples.
Indigenous Peoples Issues & Resources. (2008). Native
American Tribal Historic Preservation Officers.
Indigenous Peoples Issues & Resources. (2008). Indigenous
Native Americans and Recognition within the State: The Case of Pennsylvania.
Indigenous Peoples Issues & Resources. (2008). Indigenous
Native Americans Who Have Received the Medal of Honor.
Indigenous Peoples Issues & Resources. (2008). Indigenous
First Nation Peoples and the Managemetn of Cultural Heritage in British
Columbia.
Stapp, Darby. (2008). Nez
Perce Country by Alvin M. Josephy, Jr.
Bauu Institute. (2008). Indigenous
Native American Fishing in the Pacific Northwest Region of North America.
Bauu Institute. (2008). Lithic
Projectile Points and the Great Basin Region of North America.
Bauu Institute. (2008). Indigenous
Native American Epistemology: An Example from the Menominee of Wisconsin.
Joseph, Young. (1879). A
Native American's View of Indian Affairs in the United States.
New York, NY: D. Appleton and Company.
Bauu Institute. (2008). The
Sovereign Status of Native American Indigenous People's Nations in
the United States.
Bauu Institute. (2008). Culture
Groups in Late Pleistocene North America.
Bauu Institute. (2007). How
the First American Indians Subsisted in the Great Plains of North
America 10,000 Years Ago.
Bauu Institute. (2007). Archaeology
and the Peopling of the Americas: New Evidence from Texas Pushes the
Entry Date Back to the Pleistocene.
Bauu Institute. (2007). Plants
and American Indians in the Great Basin: An Ancient Relationship.
Bauu Institute. (2007). Did
Europeans Discover the Americas Before Columbus?
Bauu Institute. (2007). What
Do Molecular Genetic Studies Tell Us About the Peopling of the Americas?
Map
Map of North America
showing anthropologically designated culture regions
Federally
Recognized American Indian and Alaskan Native Groups (.pdf)
Registered American Indians and First Nations
by State or Province
Articles Focusing on American Indian,
First Nation, and Hawaiian and Alakan Native peoples in Human
Organization and Practicing Anthropology
Director Peter N. Jones has published a bibliography
of Native American plant usage on the H-AmIndian Website, located
at the University of Arizona. The bibliography can be found
here: http://www.asu.edu/clas/history/h-amindian/bibs/Use_of_Plants.html.
Actual Copies of Specific Federal
Laws, Mandates, and Executive Orders
Copies of American Indian
and First Nation Treaties
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