| Dorothy Lippert, PhD: Dorothy is Choctaw and an archaeologist. She received her BA from Rice University and her MA and PhD from the University of Texas at Austin. She works in the Repatriation Office of the National Museum of Natural History. Dorothy serves on the Executive of the World Archaeological Congress and on the Board of Directors for the Society for American Archaeology. Her research interests include the development of Indigenous archaeology, repatriation, ethics, and the archaeology and bioarchaeology of the Southeastern United States. |
| Introduction Part I: America Before It Was "America" Chapter 1: The Rich, Troubled Past of the American Indian Chapter 2: The Great Migrations Chapter 3: The Development of the Ancient Cultures Chapter 4: Hardly a Vast Wasteland: America before 1492 Chapter 5: Settling Down: Tribal Settlements after the Great Migrations Chapter 6: The Five Civilized Tribes Chapter 7: A Tally of Important Tribes Part II: Interacting with Others Chapter 8: "Columbus Sailed the Ocean Blue" Chapter 9: The Spanish and French Stake Their Claims Chapter 10: Native American Chiefs and Notable Women Chapter 11: Battle Cries and Peace Pipes Chapter 12: Delving into the Details of US-Indian Relations Part III: Working for a Living Chapter 13: Mother Love Chapter 14: Dressing for Purpose and Pride Chapter 15: Home, Native Home Chapter 16: Tools and Transportation Part IV: All in the (Native American) Family Chapter 17: Tribes, Clans, and Bands Chapter 18: Native Languages Chapter 19: The Faith of Their Fathers And How Native Americans Worship Today Part V: In a Modern World Not of Their Making Chapter 20: The Slow Dwindling of Native Americans Chapter 21: What’s a Tribe, Who’s an Indian, and What’s the BIA Got to Do With It Chapter 22: Native Americans: Today and Tomorrow Part VI: The Part of Tens Chapter 23: Ten Native American Museums and Cultural Centers Chapter 24: Ten (Plus) Worthy Movies and Documentaries about Native Americans and Their History Index |
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