When researching a new topic or trying to find more information, finding videos with reliable sources is difficult. MIDWEST AMERICAN INDIAN & EARTHWORKS VIDEOS is our attempt at collating free, online, informational videos about American Indian cultures, particularly from the Great Lakes, and monumental earthworks histories worldwide. These videos represent a small sample of current or recent knowledge and we hope you find them useful to introduce topics and terms for research, general knowledge, and to use as classroom resources.

This is by no means a comprehensive list and links may be subject to change.

As time passes, information is updated and

so described conclusions may no longer be valid.

We welcome your input and would like to hear from you;
please contact us at earthworks@osu.edu .
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The Archaeological Channel

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"The mission of ALI is to develop ways to make archaeology more effective both in gathering important information about past human lifeways and in delivering that information to the public and the profession [of archaeology]."

The Adena People: Moundbuilders of Kentucky

Kentucky

Ancient Mound Builders: The Marksville State Historic Site

Louisiana

Caral Supe: The Oldest Civilization in the Americas

Peru

South Carolina

Ghosts of the Mountains

Pennsylvania

In Vivid Color: Voices from Shiloh's Mound

Tennessee

Legacy of Stone

Ontario, Canada

Legacy of the Mound Builders

Ohio

Louisiana's Historic Places

Louisiana

Moundville: Journey Through Time

Alabama

Ocmulgee: Mysteries of the Mounds

Georgia

Pathways to Archaeology
Poverty Point Earthworks: Evolutionary Milestones of the Americas

Louisiana

The Prehistoric Mounds of Uruguay: Linking the Past and the Future

Uruguay

Saving a Kentucky Time Capsule

Kentucky

Secrets of the Valley: Prehistory of the Kanawha

West Virginia

Silbury Hill

England

SunWatch Indian Village/Archaeological Park

Ohio

Uncovering Ancient St. Louis

Louisiana

Welcome to Chucalissa

Tennessee

WPA Archaeology: Legacy of an Era

The Chickasaw Nation TV

Video Network

"Watch the Chickasaw story come to life across vibrant HD video channels — a story of strength, beauty and intelligence of a great Native American Nation. Listen to the voices that have echoed across generations, explore the history of the resilient Chickasaw people and celebrate the rich culture of the tribe, which has sparked a creative renaissance for our Nation"

The Chickasaw Creation Story
The Chickasaw Migration Story
The Chickasaws Settled on Ridge Tops
Our Ancestral Homelands
Caring for Our Ancestral Homelands and Archaeological Remains
Tours to Our Homelands: A Spiritual Connection
Our Spiritual Animal Guides

Monumental Earthworks: Advanced Civilizations
Similarities Between Mississippian Origins and Historic Chickasaws
Mound Studies: Peace Towns, War Towns
Evolution from Mounds to a Smaller Village Site
Decline of Mound Culture
Mysteries of the Mounds: The Abrupt Decline
Community of Tribes Along the Mississippi
Mississippi: Hungry to Hear Our History
The Pull of Mississippi

At Moundville: The Horned Serpent Story
Rattlesnakes and the Horned Serpent
Moundville: Home of Prehistoric Chickasaws?
The Amazing New Moundville Museum
The Moundville Museum: Telling the Story
Moundville Museum

A Unique Exhibit Experience
Recreating Stories
A "Splendor of Ancient Culture"
Exotic Trade Goods

Chickasaw Archaeologist
Artifacts from Moundville Site Excavations
Artifacts: Best Seen Where They Were Found
Bill Bomar: Famous Moundville Artifacts
Preserving Sacred Artifacts from Mounds

Gather Film

Coming to Netflix in the US on November 1, 2021!

Available for virtual community screenings via Kinema and available for educational sales via Kanopy.

Kanopy is digitally available through multiple public libraries, including the Columbus Metropolitan Library (Apply for a card).

Organizations in Indian Country seeking a DVD screener should email gather@firstnations.org.

Gather Trailer

Indigenous Cinema

Discover the NFB's rich online collection of Indigenous-made films.

Gather Trailer

The Lantern | Who Knew? a video series

Who Knew? is a series dedicated to investigating the aspects of Ohio State that are typically overlooked and forgotten.

There is a lot of history to be uncovered and documented on campus, and all of it will leave you wondering one thing: Who knew?

Episode 2: What is a land-grant university?

Muscogee (Creek) Nation History Class

"MCN Human Resource Management offers a online Mvskoke History Course for all existing and new employees. MCN invites you to view this online course at your leisure."

Precontact
Contact to Removal
Removal to Allotment
Allotment to 1979 Constitution
The Modern Era

New York Archaeology

"The New York State Archaeological Association (NYSAA) is composed of professional and avocational archaeologists who share an interest in the archaeological past of New York State. NYSAA promotes archaeological and historical research into the lives of people of diverse cultures living in what is now New York State and the material culture that they have left behind over the last 10,000 years."

PBS

"America’s largest classroom, the nation’s largest stage for the arts and a trusted window to the world. In addition, PBS's educational media helps prepare children for success in school and opens up the world to them in an age-appropriate way.

We invite you to find out more about America’s largest public media enterprise."

We Shall Remain, 2009

An Early Cahokian Colony in Wisconsin
Ancient Connections
Art Is...Andrea Fairbanks (Leech Lake Anishinaabe)
Art Is...Jada Brown (Turtle Mountain Anishinaabe)
The Battle Over Bears Ears
Birchbark Canoe
Cherokee Baskets Making
Chief Mankiller
Clintonville Adena Mounds ('excavation')
Connecting Our Generations: Voices of Native Veterans
Contemporary artistry in Native American dance regalia
Davy Arch | Cherokee Historian
Discover Cherokee Bean Bread
Effigy Tour
First Speakers: Restoring The Ojibwe Language
For these Native American artists, business comes by bus
Forgotten War: The Struggle for North America
Gallery: Benjamin Harjo
Great uses for Native American Bead Amulet Bags
Ho-Chunk Life
Indian Mounds
Indigenous Critique of Whiteness in Children's Books
Iroquois or Haudenosaunee?
Minnesota Native Showcase
Mohawk Cradleboard Maker Carves and Paints His Work
Mohawk Pottery Natasha Santiago Celebrates Life
Mohawk storyteller fights stereotypes about Native Americans
Moundville, Alabama
The Myth of Thanksgiving: Native American Perspectives on the Pilgrims
Native | Aha! a House for Arts
Native America
Native American Artistry-Cradleboards
Native American Basketmaking connects those with ancestors
Native American Creates Rare Wampum Bead Pieces
Native American Hoop Dancing and Hip-Hop in Minneapolis
Native American Tribal Leaders from Oklahoma Tour Ohio Sites
Native American quilter expands on Mohawk traditions
New Perspective on Wisconsin's Monumental Earthworks
Ojibwe Winter Games
Ojibwemotaadidaa!

"a children's show highlighting Ojibwemowin and Anishinaabe culture. We strive to shine a light on the wonderful area programs and resources dedicated to the revitalization of Ojibwemowin."

The People's Protectors
Pokagon Band of Potawatomi
Potawatomi History
Preserving Native Languages in Wisconsin
Remember the Removal
Return: Native American Women Reclaim Foodways
A Return to Roots
Ricing the Traditional Way
The Rise and Fall of Cahokia
Science Museum of Minnesota: Ethnology Collection
Secrets of the Nolichucky River
The Seven Generation River
Storytelling Through Art
Talking Leaves
Tashia Hart
Theda Perdue, The Cherokee Nation and the Trail of Tears
Traditions of the Cherokee
Tribal Histories
Turtle Clan Art
Unspoken: America's Native American Boarding Schools
A Visit to New Echota
The Warrior Tradition
Women Smugglers in Early America, 1701-1754
Writer and Illustrator Michael Lyons and Artist Brad Wegsche

The Slice PBS 8 | 31 Duluth

"The Duluth-Superior Area Educational Television Corporation has faithfully served the people of northeastern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin for more than five decades. "

The Sustainable Heritage Network

Society of American Archivists (SAA) | Native American Archives Section

Protocols Webinar Series

Building Relationships of Mutual Respect
Striving for Balance in Content and Perspectives
Providing Contect through Centering Indigenous Voices
Native American Intellectual Property Rights
Native American Research Protocols

Teaching Tolerance

The Forgotten Slavery of Our Ancestors

Vimeo

Gather (Rent for 24 hours streaming $4.99)

Monument Releasing, 2020.

In the Light of Reverence (Rent for 48 hours streaming $4.00)

Sacred Land Film Project, Bullfrog Films, 2017.

The Mystery of Chaco Canyon (Rent for 24 hours streaming $4.99)

Bullfrog Films, 2016.

The Sun Dagger (Rent for 24 hours streaming $4.99)

Bullfrog Films, 2016.

The Teaching Rocks

Peterborough Petroglyphs Park, Ontario, Ojibwa Elders
(1987) Film by Lloyd Walton, Images Festival, Ministry of Natural Resources

We Come from the Stars

Minnesota Humanities Center, 2020.

Virtual First Ohioans

An online exhibit created by the Ohio History Connection

covering Ohio's first inhabitants in nine sections based on historic-cultural periods.

History and Archaeology
Archaeologists Don't Always Dig
Archaeology in the Lab
First Ohioans Chronology
Ohio's Ancient Cultural Periods
Ohio's Ancient Cultures
Hunting and Gathering
Spear Point Styles
Archaic Seasonality
Axe Grinding
More on Groundstone Tools
Animal Masks
Glacial Kame Birdstones
Woodland Innovations
Woodland Culture Names
Adena Pipe
Tremper Mound Pipes
Wray Figurine
Late Woodland Introduction
Mississippian Culture Introduction
Late Prehistoric Introduction
Fort Ancient Site and Fort Ancient Culture
Discoidals- Chunkey
Serpent Mound
Sandusky Pipe

Youtube

Ancient Ohio Trail

The Great Hopewell Road
The Newark Earthworks
The Octagon
The Newark Shaman
The Moonrise
Fort Ancient
Great Serpent Mound
Mound City
Tremper Mound
An Architecture of Alignments
Ohio Valley Region

Cahokia Mounds Museum Society

CHOICE Media Channel

American Indian Newspapers: Exploring primary sources for the study of American Indian cultures, November 1, 2018.

Chicago Public Library

City of Athens Ohio

Ohio Archaeology Month: Brief History and Function of the Atlatl

Steve Barnett, Ohio Atlatl Association
October 8, 2014.

Ohio Archaeology Month: The Great Circle Project

October 23, 2014.
Dr. Brett Ruby, Archaeologist at Hopewell Culture National Historical Park.

Ohio Archaeology Month: Newark Earthworks, Wonder of the Ancient World

Dr. Bradley T. Lepper, Ohio History Connection
November 12, 2014.

The Columbus Dispatch

Newark Earthworks by drone

August 22, 2019.

C-SPAN

LCV Cities Tour- Columbus: Newark Earthworks

September 4, 2012

LCV Cities Tour- Columbus: War of 1812

August 31, 2012

LCV Cities Tour- Oklahoma City: American Indian Collections

May 5, 2012

LCV Cities Tour- Oklahoma City: Indian Removal & Resettlement

May 5, 2012

LCV Cities Tour- Knoxville: Sequoyah and the Cherokee Syllabury

October 28, 2011

Dayton Society of Natural History

Keeping the Tradition Pow Wow

hosted by the Miami Valley Council of Native Indians

Celebration @ Fort Ancient
The Story of Fort Ancient
Archaeology Day at Fort Ancient

Drew Young Photography

Eastern Shawnee History Summit 2015

Opening Ceremony
Science, Reason and Ethnohistory

Dr. Barnes and Dr. Warren

Constitutional Law & History

Bill Rice

Shawnee in the American Northwest

Cathleen Osborne-Gowey

Tribal Youth Presentation
The Long History of Allotment

Dr. Bowe from Eastern Kentucky University

Eastern Michigan University

EMU History Speaker Series: Dr. Aaron Luedtke | Misremembered Massacre: Simon Pokagon's Indigenous Account of the Battle of Fort Dearborn, 2023.

Eiteljorg Museum

Environmental Professionals Network | School of Environment and Natural Resources Career Services, The Ohio State University, Joe Campbell

Dibaginjigaadeg Anishinaabe Ezhitwaad, a tribal climate adaptation menu. January 12, 2021.

Speakers Jeff Sharp, Nicole Jackson, Ziigwanikwe (Katy Bresette), Gidigaa bizhiw (Jerry Jondreau), Sara Smith, Rob Croll, Kristen Schmitt, and John Low.
Resource List (PDF)

The Field Museum

We Are All on Native Land: A Conversation about Land Acknowledgments, 2020.
Pokagon Black Ash Baskets, May 26, 2021.

Dr. John Low [Pokagon Band of Potawatomi] and Monisa Ahmed.

FirstAmerican ArtMagazine

We Have Words for Art Symposium 2021

Shifting the Paradigm: A Love Story | keynote address, Dr. Heather Ahtone (Choctaw Nation/Chickasaw)
Native Arts Scholarship: How-to, What and Why?, Dr. Nancy Marie Mithlo (Chiricahua Apache)
Walking the Line: Reaching Art World Insiders and the General Public, Dr. Suzanne Newman Fricke, Dr. Andrea L. Ferber, America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), Dr. Ryan Smith
The Nuts and Bolts of Exhibition Text, Adrienne Lalli Hills (Wyandotte Nation)
Tribal Affiliations in Art Writing, America Meredith (Cherokee Nation)
Criticism of Indigenous Art of the Americas, Marina Tyquiengco (Chamoru), RoseMary Diaz (Santa Clara Pueblo), Dr. Nadia Jackinsky-Sethi (Alutiiq), Dr. Stacy Pratt (Mvskoke)
Finding Balance in Dialogue: Artist and Art Writer Relationships, Dr. Gloria Bell, Melissa Melero-Moose (Northern Paiute/Modoc), Michelle J. Lanteri, Nanette Kelley (Osage Nation/Cherokee Nation)
Writing for Depth in the White Cube, Dr. Miranda Belarde-Lewis (Zuni/Tlingit)

US/ICOMOS

White Sands National Park-History and Habitat, July 25, 2022
World Heritage Webinar: Cahokia Past, Present, and Future, June 2, 2022
Tribal Reconnection and Archaeological Discovery: The Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks WH Nomination, March 30, 2021

Illinois State Archaeology Survey (ISAS)

Archaeology in Minutes (AIM Series)

Discovery in East St. Louis
Emerald Mounds
Strontium Dating
Tribal Consultation

Conferences and Talks

Untangling the Piasa's Tale

Part 1: Underworld symbolism at the heart of the Midcontinent
Part 2: A revised interpretation for midcontinental iconographies
Dr. Duane Esarey, January 15, 2015.

Crossroads on the Little Calumet: excavations at a 13th century village in the Chicago area

Melissa Baltus, 2014 Prairie Lightning Symposium.

Reduce, reuse, recycle:artifacts recovered from an 1820s Potawatomi homestead along the Spoon River

Richard Fishel, 2014 Prairie Lightning Symposium

Discovering people through pottery in pre-Columbian Illinois

Tamira Brennan and Brent Lansdell, 2014 Prairie Lightning Symposium

Day of Archaeology- American Bottom Field Station

Illinois State Archaeological Survey

Gregory Perino: Cahokia and Surrounding Areas

April 1990

Profiles in Archaeology: Warren K. Moorehead
WCIA ITARP (Illinois Transportation Archaeological Research Program)

Illinois State Museum Early Farming

Moraine Valley Community College Library

The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians and the City of Chicago: Special Guest Dr. John Low. November 2018.

Museum of Indian Arts and Culture

You're on Indian Land: Making the Case for Indigenous Land Acknowledgement in Collecting Institutions- Felicia Garcia (Chumash)
Stop Motion Animation Corn Video- Melissa Henry (Navajo)

Myaamia Center

Chief Wallace- "Homelands, Shawnee, and Ohio"

May 28, 2013

Myaamia Lunar Calendar Explanation

April 15, 2011

2014 Myaamiaki Conference

George M. Ironstrack

We Will Raise Changemakers

Molly Uline- Olmstead

Telling our story: A Digital Resource for the Home and Schools

Cameron Shriver

I live there in the village, but it was burned: myaamia history in the 1790s

Scott Shoemaker

We speak a common language to one another: The language and landscape of Miami ribbonwork

Wesley Y. Leonard

Helping Each Other: The Myaamia Role in the Breath of Life Archival Institute for Indigenous Languages

Meghan Dorey & Kinberly Tully

Reviving Our Knowledge From Old Records; Digitizing Archival Records for the Miami Tribe.

Andrew J. Strack & Douglas Troy

we follow our ancestors trail: Sharing historical myaamia language documents across myaamionki

David J. Costa

Word Order in Myaamia

2012 Myaamiaki Conference

The Role of Myaamia in Language Reclamation

Wesley Leonard

Let's Reflect on How Far We Have Traveled

George Ironstack

Colonial Conversions in French and Indian North America

Tracy Leavelle

Surveying the Sources on the Myaamia Language

David J. Costa

Keeping Track of Characters in Myaamia Stories

Chad L. Thompson

Myaamia Miincipi: Genetic Relationships and Preservation

Jake Long

2010 Myaamiaki Conference

Myaamia Akincikonki: Learning to Count in Myaamia
How the Myaamia People Live

a Myaamia Exhibit Media project

Myaamia Exhibit Online
ašiikiwi neehi kiišiwki: Earth & Sky curriculum.

Vocab
Myaamia History Presentation

George Ironstack

Myaamiaki Conference 2008

On the history of Myaamia language "camps" in Oklahoma

Wesley Y. Leonard

Making Science Relevant in Myaamia Education using Earth-Sky words and Stories

Tim McCoy

Cultural Resource Management and its Role in Miami Education

Josh Sutterfield

Myaamia Home Education: Parent Perspectives

Dani Tippmann, Deana Garza, and Sherrie Sutterfield

I come from the Miami Schoolhouse; there we say, "I teach because I learn."

George Ironstack

Miami-Peewaalia Winter Stories within Algonquian

David Costa

Connecting the Myaamia Community Through Electronic Media

Andrew Strack

NASA

NASA National Native American Heritage Month

Kody Ensley
Raquel Redhouse
Jeanne Lynch
Jeff Henderson
William Badboy
Joseph W. Connolly

National Congress of American Indians

Firekeeper's Daughter: A Celebration of Indigenous Literature with Angeline Boulley & Louise Erdich, April 28, 2021.
Dr Fauci Session COVID 19 and Racial Ethnic Disparities, March 23, 2021.
Federal Consultation Policies: Working towards Consent, March 3, 2021.
Tribal Food Sovereignty Webinar

Launch of NCAI's Osage Nation Case Study, March 30, 2021.
Launch of NCAI's San Carlos Apache Case Study, February 26, 2021.
Launch of NCAI's Oneida Nation Case Study, January 27, 2021.
Launch of NCAI's Food Sovereignty and Food Production Resource Directory, January 15, 2021.
Joanie Buckley: The Oneida Nation's Community Integrated Food Systems, December 18, 2019.
Loren Bird Rattler: The Blackfeet Nation's Agriculture Resource Management Plan, December 18, 2019.

Retiring "Indian" School Mascots: Informing, Tracking, and Fueling a Growing National Movement, November 12, 2020.
NCAI Forum: Protecting Tribal Lands and Sacred Places: Current Threats Across Indian Country, June 29, 2020.
COVID-19 Economic Impacts and Implications for Indian Country, May 20, 2020.
Standing Bear Monument at the U.S. Capitol, November 25, 2019.
Achieving Racial and Economic Equity, July 19, 2019.
Honoring Nations

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, February 4, 2019.

New Mexico Historic Preservation Division

Tracking Down Ohio's Ancient Earthworks with High Tech, Dr. Jarrod Burks October 2021.

Newark Earthworks Center

Fort Ancient Trip 4/26/13
ESTO Dance at OHS July 29, 2012
ESTO Flute Solo July 29, 2012
ESTO Stomp Dance

Newberry Library

Black Claim on Native Land, Alaina Roberts author of I’ve Been Here All the While: Black Freedom on Native Land, June 2, 2021.
Independence Lost: Lives on the Edge of the American Revolution, Kathleen DuVal
Indigenous Foodways, Past and Present, 2020
Indigenous Interventions: Reshaping Archives & Museums, 2020

Monumental Mobility: The Memory Work of Massasoit, Lisa Blee and Jean M. O'Brien, June 17, 2020.
Native Studies in the Apocalypse, Blaire Topash-Caldwell [Pokagon Band of Potawatomi] and Shannon Speed [Chickasaw], December 8, 2020.
#NLDocument Cam: Northern Cheyenne Ledger Art
Reclaiming Indigenous Material Culture, June 18, 2021.
Reindigenizing Spaces in Zhekagoynak (Chicago), Doug Kiel [Oneida Nation], X [citizen of the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana (Koasati) and Indigenous Chamoru from the Island of Guam (Hacha’Maori)], Madolyn Wesaw [Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians]
"Stand! with Wounded Knee" ("What Is the Midwest?" Gallery Chat)

Northwestern Indigenous Tour

John Low:"Bones of Our Ancestors"

Ohio History Video

Oklahoma and Ohio Exchange

June 25, 2014

Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks- Ohio's World Heritage Opportunity

May 9, 2013

Chief Glenna Wallace- Coming Back to Ohio

October 29, 2013

Chief Glenna Wallace on the Tradition of the Pow Wow

January 4, 2013

Celebrate Native American Day 2013
Native Americans in the Midwest | Bridging Cultures at Community Colleges

Dr. Randall Buchman on 8-12-13

"Overview of the 10 Historic Tribes of Ohio"

Dr. John Bowes on 8-12-13

"History of the Seneca-Cayuga in Ohio"

Dr. John Bowes on 8-12-13

"Treaties and Conflicts in Ohio; Territory to the War of 1812"

Dr. John Bowes on 8-12-13

"Treaties and Conflicts in Ohio: Territory to Statehood"

Dr. John Bowes on 8-13-13

"Treaties and Conflicts in Ohio: Statehood Through the War of 1812"

Dr. Randall Buchman on 8-13-13

"History of the Wyandot in Ohio"

Dr. Linda Sue Warner on 8-13-13

"Using Native American History in Online Courses"

Dr. Dawn Marsh on 8-14-13

"History of the Delaware in Ohio"

Dr. Linda Sue Warner on 8-14-13

"Infusing Native American History Into Your American History Survey Class"

Dr. Melissa Rinehart on 8-14-13

"History of the Miami in Ohio"

Dr. Steve Warren on 8-14-13

"History of the Shawnee in Ohio"

Dr. Sharon Dean on 8-15-13

History of the Peoria and Ottawa

Panel Discussion on 8-15-13

Responsible Research with Native People

The Adena Effigy Pipe and HB501

July 12, 2012

OHC Editor

Late Prehistoric Pottery
Adena Pipe
Wray Figurine
Hopewell Earthworks
Pickawillany
Tremper Pipes
Prehistoric Smoking Pipes
Turkey Tail Points
Engraved Gorget
Female Effigy Pipes
Prehistoric Animal Masks
Mica Artifacts
Engraved Bones
Boatstones
Prehistoric Textiles
Marine Shell Artifacts
Knife River Flint Blade
Obsidian Blades
Bannerstones
Woodland Pottery
Flint Tools
Paleoindian Tools
Prehistoric Timeline

Ohio's Largest Playground

Ohio State Global Arts and Humanities

Ohio State News

Black Ash Baskets

Ohio State Office of Diversity and Inclusion

Mardi Gras Indians Service Learning at The Ohio State University-Newark, April 13, 2021
Beyond a Land Acknowledgement: Recognizing Shortcomings, Mobilizing Possibilities Panel February 3, 2021.

Michael Charles, Doctoral Candidate, Diné, Citizen of the Navajo Nation
Shannon Gozales-Miller, PhD, Southern Ute- not enrolled
Melissa Jacob, PhD, Citizen of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians
Timothy San Pedro, PhD
Deondre Smiles, PhD, Leach Lake Band, Ojibwe

Ohio University College of Arts & Sciences

Settling Ohio: First Nations and Beyond with Chief Glenna J. Wallace, February 2020.

OjibweDigitalArchive

Dan Jones (On Learning Ojibwe)
Larry Aitken

"an Ojibwe traditional healer and director of American Indian Studies at Itasca Community College"

Birch Bark
Jimmy Jackson on Four Directions
Ask the Elders

about Thunderbirds
about Ojibwemowin
about Cosmology
about Tobacco
about Ojibwe History
about Memgwesiwag
about Health
about Drums
about Medicinal Plants

Wild Rice
North
West
South
East

Ojibwe.net (University of Michigan)

Excerpt of Kay McGowan on Native Harvest Traditions
Ojibwe Language
Ricing Tools Parts 1-2
Deweganke (Drum Making) Parts 1-4
Waabiganke (Pottery Making)
Frybread & Anishinaabemowin

OriginsOSU

Re-Storying the Experiences of Indigenous College Students, April 14, 2021

Shannon Gonzales-Miller, PhD, Southern Ute- not enrolled

Reclaiming My Family's Indigenous Story, April 6, 2021

Shannon Gonzales-Miller, PhD, Southern Ute- not enrolled

Indigenous Peoples' Day: A Conversation, October 13, 2020.

Melissa Beard Jacob, PhD, Citizen of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians
Associate Professor Daniel Rivers, Choctaw

Penn Museum

Whose Stuff is it Anyway? Decolonization and the Role of Museums in Contemporary Society
Hero Twins of the Americas: Myths of Origin, Duality, and Vengeance
Great Wonders: The Monumental Geoglyphs of Amazonia
Great Wonders: Monumental Grandeur of the Mississippi Valley
Great Wonders: Chichen Itza: An Alien City in the Maya Lowlands
Language: The Heart of Our Culture
Wampum in Museum Collections: Tracking Broken Chains of Custody
"Treaty of Renewed Friendship" Signing
A Minute with Marge Bruchac
A Minute with Tina Pierce Fragoso
A Minute with Doug Kiel
A Minute with Oren Lyons, Jr.
Lacrosse: Play on, Iroquois Nationals!
Native American Voices- The People Here and Now
Insights Into Indigenous Archaeology
Fulfilling a Prophesy: The Past and Present of the Lenape in Pennsylvania
Preserving Heritage is Good Local Business: Saving Sites with Economic Development
Counternarratives: Native American Artists In Our Own Words
Dance With Me: The Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Indians of New Jersey
Our Ongoing Fight for Sovereignty
Postindian Warrior: Creating a New Consciousness in Native America
Language: The Heart of Our Culture
Mascots, Tokens, and Targets: Ending 'Native' Stereotypes and False Personalities in Sports
George Catlin's Indian Curiosities: A Collection Saved, Hidden, Dispersed, And Discovered
Glimpses of Life Among the Catawba and Cherokee Indians of the Carolinas (1927)

The Region of Three Oaks Museum

The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi

Simpson Center for the Humanities, University of Washington

Smithsonian NMAI

We're Still Here: Preserving the Cherokee Heritage Site Kituwah
We're Still Here: The Cherokee Syllabary
Being Noka (Bear Clan): The Murder Trials of Daniel Du Lhut and the Lessons of Cultural and Linguistic Translation

Michael Witgen (Red Cliff Ojibwe)

Connecting Earth and Sky
Stellar Connections: Explorations in Cultural Astronomy Complete Symposium

Part 1: Gary Urton, Cosmologies of the Milky Way: South American Views on the Unity of Earth and Sky
Part 2: Michael Wassegijig Price, Underwater Panthers, Thunderbirds and Anishinaabe Star Knowledge
Part 3: John MacDonald, The Arctic Sky-- Inuit Astronomy, Star Lore, and Legend
Part 4: Babatunde Lawal, A Big Calabash with Two Halves: The Yoruba Vision of the Cosmos

Star Stories

The Girl and Her Seven Brothers
Poia's Journey
Quillwork Girl and Her New Seven Brothers
The Lover Star
The Fox and the Stars
The Younger Sister
Itcohrucika and His Brothers
The Never-ending Bear Hunt
The Star That Does Not Move

Sun, Corn, and the Calendar
Bringing It Home

Welcome and Introduction
Irma Alvarez CCoscco
Jacob Butler
Anita Paillamil Antiqueo
Lisa Rutherford
Directed Questions and Answers
Bringing It Home: Question and Answer Session

Bringing it Home

Introduction by Gaby Tayac
Linley Logan (Tonawanda Seneca Nation) "talks about his art and research on Seneca/Iroquois beadwork clothing patterns"
Theresa Secord
Maura Garcia
Porfirio Gutierrez

Racist Stereotypes and Cultural Appropriation in American Sports
The Great Inka Road: Engineering an Empire

El Gran Camino Inka: Construcción de un Imperio

Cherokee Days 2015
Ikwäas, we sing, nous chantons

'Huron-Wendat musician Nathalie Picard...research on the traditional Iroquoian songs and musical instruments'

Going Home: 25 Years of Repatriation Under the NMAI Act
Nation to Nation: Treaties Between the United States and American Indian Nations
The "Indian Problem"
Patterns of Health and Wellbeing
A Spectrum of Perspectives: Native Peoples and Genetic Research 2014
Harvest of Hope: A Symposium on Reconciliation
Artist Leadership Program for Individual Artists

Sarah Elisabeth Sawyer (Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma)
Bringing it Home: Artists Reconnecting Cultural Heritage with Community
Kelly Church (Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Ojibwe Indians)

Artist Leadership Program: Maria Hupfield (Wasuaksing First Nation)

"Accessing Meaning in Anishinaabe Art: Through Materials, Technique and Purpose"

Mvskoke Etvlwv: Muscogee Creek Festival 2015
Conservation Consultation for Beyond the Horizon Anishinaabe Artists of the Great Lakes

Mina Toulouse, Theodore Toulouse & Yvonne Keshick

Conservation Consultation for Beyond the Horizon Anishinaabe Artists of the Great Lakes

November 25, 2013

From the imagiNATIONS Activity Center
Chikasha Poya: We Are Chickasaw 2014
Cherokee Days 2014
Native Storytelling
Living Earth Festival: Pokagon Drum and Dance Troupe

July 24, 2013

Choctaw Days 2013
2008 Mother Earth Call to Climate Change
(Re)Presenting America: Culturally Specific Museums
Bringing It Home 05: Lisa Rutherford

December 11, 2014.

Fitz Scholder: Indian/Not Indian

June 17, 2009

Smithsonian Folkways

American Indian Music

Smithsonian Education

Moccasin Making: Kathleen Coleclough (Métis)

June 22, 2010

Hide Tanning: Jeffrey Coleclough (Métis)

June 22, 2010

American Indian Heritage Month Family Day 2009 (Overview)

June 22, 2010

Native American Heritage Month Family Day 2011 Video Interviews

Smithsonian Institution Archives

Stephen M. Gavazzi

Land-Grab Universities: Owning the Truth and Sharing the Path to Make Amends Webinar.
- Keynote address by Trstan Ahtone and Robert Lee, Co-authors of the Land-Grab Universities Report with High Country News. Sponsored in conjunction with the Humanities Collaboratory. October 6, 2021.