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**Fiscal Year 2001 Historic Preservation Fund Grants to Indian Tribes
and Alaskan Natives**

**and Native Hawaiian Organizations**

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**United States Department of the Interior**

**National Park Service**

**Heritage Preservation Services**

**Tribal Preservation Program**

## INTRODUCTION

The National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 authorizes grants to
Indian tribes for cultural and historic preservation projects. Now in
its eleventh year, this grant program assists American Indians and
Alaska Natives in protecting and promoting their unique cultural
traditions.

From the beginning, the program has been shaped by Indian tribes. Tribal
representatives defined \"his­toric preservation from a tribal
perspective\" in a National Park Service report to Congress in 1990.
*Keepers of the Treasures \-- Protecting Historic Properties and
Cultural Traditions on Indian Land* describes, in the words of Indian
people, what they are concerned with protecting. Native language, oral
history, plant and animal species important in tradition, sacred and
historic places, and the establishment of tribal historic preservation
offices are all part of preservation from a tribal perspective. The
grants selected in Fiscal Year 2001 continue to reflect this broad range
of funding needs.

Since 1990, just over 13.5 million dollars has been awarded to over 379
Indian and Alaska Native communities. In Fiscal Year 2001, a total of
\$1,212,350 is being awarded to 28 communities for a broad range of
historic preservation projects. The projects selected for funding are
summarized below.

**[GRANT SELECTION PROCESS]{.underline}**

Federally recognized Indian tribes, Alaskan Native groups, and Native
Hawaiian organizations were invited to submit grant applications to
support historic preservation projects and promote the continuation of
living cultural traditions.

The application guidelines listed five major categories of eligible
activities for Historic Preservation Fund grants: locating and
identifying cultural resources, preserving a historic property listed on
the National Register, preservation planning, oral history and
documenting cultural traditions, and education and training projects in
historic and cultural preservation.

Grant applications and application guidelines were mailed in October
2000 to the chief elected officials of all Federally recognized Indian
tribes, Alaskan Native groups, Native Hawaiian organizations, and to
others on a mailing list of over 2,500 individuals and organizations. In
all, 86 proposals were received requesting approximately \$3.7 million.

Panels of experts who met in Washington, D.C. the week of March 19,
2001, evaluated each application. Panel members are listed below.

######## GRANT APPLICATION REVIEW CONSIDERATIONS

Reviewers were asked to consider the following in evaluating
applications:

1.  How does this project address a critical cultural or historic
    preservation issue for the tribe?

2.  Are the project objectives, activities, and desired results
    (products) well designed, thought-through, and achievable?

3.  Will qualified people carry out the project?

4.  Is the project budget clear and reasonable?

5.  Is there demonstrable commitment to this project by the tribe?

6.  What is the lasting impact on and benefit to the tribe if the
    project is successfully completed?

## 

## FISCAL YEAR 2001 GRANTS SELECTION PANEL PARTICIPANTS

**Antonio Aguilar**

National Park Service

**Charlie Bunch**

Bureau of Indian Affairs

# Laura Dean

Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

# Daniel Haas

Bureau of Land Management

# 

# Tom McCulloch

Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

**Donald Sutherland**

Bureau of Indian Affairs

**Barbara Sutteer**

National Park Service

#### Brenda Takes Horse

Bureau of Land Management

# Fred York

National Park Service

**[Fiscal Year 2001 Historic Preservation Fund Grants to]{.underline}**

**[Indian Tribes, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians]{.underline}**

+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| ### Tribe \[State\]                                    | **Amount**  |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
|                                                        |             |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Afognak Native Village (AK)                            | \$ 49,897   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town (OK)                     | \$ 47,080   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Apasaalooke Nation (Crow Tribal Council) (MT)          | \$ 44,228   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Bois Forte Band of Chippewa (MN)                       | \$ 49,751   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes (AK)     | \$ 35,128   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Chickaloon Village (AK)                                | \$ 49,576   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw  | \$ 27,528   |
| (OR)                                                   |             |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Eastern Shoshone Tribe (WY)                            | \$ 34,254   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Enemy Swim District -- Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe   | \$ 23,873   |
| (SD)                                                   |             |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Fort Mojave Indian Tribe (CA)                          | \$ 42,851   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Gila River Indian Community (AZ)                       | \$ 49,984   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Hopi Tribe (AZ)                                        | \$ 50,000   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Kaw Nation of Oklahoma (OK)                            | \$ 43,964   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Navajo Nation (AZ)                                     | \$ 45,930   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Nisqually Indian Tribe (WA))                           | \$ 49,170   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Oglala Sioux Tribe (SD)                                | \$ 50,000   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Ounalashka Corporation (AK)                            | \$ 28,923   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Pinoleville Band of Pomos (CA)                         | \$ 50,000   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Pueblo of Pojoaque (NM)                                | \$ 16,979   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Rosebud Sioux Tribe (SD)                               | \$ 50,000   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Sealaska Corporation (AK)                              | \$ 50,000   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Stillaguamish Tribe (WA)                               | \$ 44,820   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Tazlina Native Village (AK)                            | \$ 50,000   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| University of Hawaii (HI)                              | \$ 49,715   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Waipa Foundation (HI)                                  | \$ 46,700   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) (MA)            | \$ 50,000   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Wiyot Tribe -- Table Bluff Reservation (CA)            | \$ 50,000   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| Yankton Sioux \[SD\]                                   | \$ 30,000   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| NATHPO                                                 | \$ 80,644   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
|                                                        |             |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
| **TOTAL**                                              | **\$        |
|                                                        | 1,290,995** |
+--------------------------------------------------------+-------------+

##### 

##### FY 2001 Project Descriptions

#### Historic Preservation Fund Grants

### Alaska

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  Tribe:         **Native Village of Afognak**

  Project Title: **Afognak Oral History Documentation and Archives**

  Grant Award:   **\$49,897.00**

  Description:   Collect oral histories, traditional knowledge and photos
                 of Afognak Village through two *Elders Camp* sessions.
                 The data collected will be transcribed, indexed,
                 cataloged and stored for tribal member access. Photos
                 will be scanned and geneological information will be
                 input into a computer database for tribal reference.
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  Tribe:         **Chickaloon Village**

  Project Title: **Ya Ne Dah Ah Stories: the Life and Times of Katherine
                 Wade, an Athabascan Elder**

  Grant Award:   **\$49,576.00**

  Description:   Document the life history of Chickaloon Village's Clan
                 Grandmother, Katherine Wade, and the transformation of
                 the Matanuska Valley through oral history teachings.
                 Preserve, catalog and index existing historic information
                 including photographs, audio recordings, transcripts,
                 written correspondence, traditional stories and customs.
                 Produce a multi-media local history curriculum suitable
                 for the Tribal School and other schools in the area.
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  Tribe:         **Ounalashka Corporation**

  Project Title: **Creating a Digitized Exhibit and Digital Archive on the
                 Wartime History of Aleut Peoples**

  Grant Award:   **\$28,923.00**

  Description:   Digitize a series of materials on the wartime history of
                 the Unangan peoples, popularly know as Aleuts, which will
                 incorporated into interpretive exhibits at the Aleutian
                 World War II National Historic Area. The exhibit will
                 depict traditional life before the advent of World War
                 II, the sense of loss and cultural disorientation that
                 the Unangan experienced in American relocation camps and
                 Japanese prisoner of war camps, and how settlement
                 patterns changed in the aftermath of the war.
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  Tribe:         **Sealaska Corporation**

  Project Title: **Continuing Our Culture Through Oral Tradition of Song**

  Grant Award:   **\$50,000.00**

  Description:   Document the unique tribal history found in clan songs
                 and stories in preparation for creating a publication
                 explaining its significance and teachings. Oral histories
                 of four or more clans focusing on songs and associated
                 dances and stories will be documented, transcribed and
                 archived for reference.
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  Tribe:         **Native Village of Tazlina**

  Project Title: **Survey and Inventory of Historic and Significant
                 Cultural Sites within the Traditional Lands of the Native
                 Village of Tazlina**

  Grant Award:   **\$50,000.00**

  Description:   Identify all cultural and historical sites within
                 traditional village lands by interviewing knowledgeable
                 Elders, field verification of identified sites, and
                 "grassroots" field research. Develop a comprehensive
                 computer database of each site identified including
                 digital photographs of existing features and a detailed
                 history and explanation of its cultural importance.
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  Tribe:         **Central Council, Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes**

  Project Title: **Together We are Strong: A History of the Alaskan Native
                 Sisterhood, Camp 2**

  Grant Award:   **\$35,128.00**

  Description:   Conduct original research and begin writing the history
                 of the Alaska Native Sisterhood (ANS), the oldest
                 membership organization of Native American Women in the
                 United States. Document the work of past presidents, life
                 members, and other Camp members who advanced the causes
                 of civil rights, land claims, education, cultural
                 preservation and subsistence rights.
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### Arizona

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  Tribe:         **Gila River Indian Community**

  Project Title: **Traditional Cultural Property Inventory on the
                 Aboriginal Lands of the Akimel O'odham (Pima) and Pee
                 Posh (Maricopa) Tribes**

  Grant Award:   **\$49,984.00**

  Description:   Initiate a Traditional Cultural Property inventory in
                 off-reservation areas within the aboriginal lands of the
                 Akimel O'odham (Pima) and Pee Posh (Maricopa) peoples,
                 and evaluate the condition of newly identified or
                 previously undocumented sites to provide recommendations
                 for their protection, preservation and management.
                 Establish a digital database that will serve in the
                 retrieval and organization of data during consultation
                 and as an educational tool for tribal members.
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  Tribe:         **Hopi Tribe**

  Project Title: **The Hopi Newly Acquired Lands Cultural Resources
                 Inventory: A Class I Overview**

  Grant Award:   **\$50,000.00**

  Description:   Document all previously recorded archeological and
                 historic sites on the lands of four newly acquired
                 ranches totaling 370,000 acres. Field verify the location
                 and description of each of these sites. Develop historic
                 contexts upon which planning and management decisions
                 regarding the significance and treatment of these sites
                 can be assessed.
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  Tribe:         **Navajo Nation Archaeology Department**

  Project Title: **Cove Community Study**

  Grant Award:   **\$45,930.00**

  Description:   Survey, record and create a database of cultural
                 resources in the 1000 ha area of Cove Anasazi Community
                 occupied from 600 through 1200 A.D. After obtaining a
                 more complete understanding of the community, create a
                 preservation plan and prepare a technical report and
                 poplar summary for the community.
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### California

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  Tribe:         **Fort Mojave Indian Tribe**

  Project Title: **Fort Mojave NPS 2001 Historic and Cultural
                 Preservation**

  Grant Award:   **\$42,851.00**

  Description:   Videotape beading classes and other activities in the
                 Fort Mojave community. Interview, using audio and
                 videotape, at least twelve Elders in Mojave and English
                 languages to document oral histories, traditional
                 knowledge, wisdom and knowledge, convert recordings to
                 digital format and catalog collection. Develop a library
                 of recorded documents for the tribal archive, for
                 teaching the tribal community and for local cable TV
                 programming as approved by the Tribal Council.
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  Tribe:         **Pinoleville Band of Pomo Indians**

  Project Title: **Cultural Resource Survey and Inventory Project for
                 Pinoleville Band of Pomo Indians**

  Grant Award:   **\$50,000.00**

  Description:   Hire a Cultural Resource Specialist, develop an archival
                 system, develop an interview questionnaire and interview
                 Elders regarding Traditional Cultural Places and Cultural
                 Landscapes. Catalog, map and archive identified sites and
                 produce and distribute a brochure on Pomo culture.
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  Tribe:         **Table Bluff Reservation -- Wiyot Tribe**

  Project Title: **Indian Island Erosion Control Project**

  Grant Award:   **\$50,000.00**

  Description:   Prepare construction documents including plans and
                 specifications for the installation of erosion control
                 measures and/or shoreline stabilization structures on a
                 significantly damaged portion of a shell mound (midden),
                 which is the location of the Tolowat Village site.
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### Hawaii

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  Tribe:         **University of Hawaii -- Center for Hawaiian Studies**

  Project Title: **Na Hulu Kupuna: Precious Ancestors**

  Grant Award:   **\$49,715.00**

  Description:   Videotape Hawaiian kupuna (Elders) who are fishermen,
                 caretakers of fishponds, farmers and/or Elders
                 knowledgeable of the rich history of their place of birth
                 or residence. Footage and transcripts from 14 interviews
                 will serve as a foundation for curriculum and course
                 development for educational resource management tracks
                 that are planned at the Center for Hawaiian Studies.
                 Materials will also be used to prepare a video script on
                 Hawaiian relationships to land and land use practices,
                 and information will be disseminated to Hawaiian Studies
                 and Hawaiian language educators at all educational
                 levels.
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  Tribe:         **Waipa Foundation**

  Project Title: **Archaeological Survey and Inventory in the Ahupua'a of
                 Waipa, Kauai, Hawaii**

  Grant Award:   **\$46,700.00**

  Description:   Sponsor a one week archaeological training course by the
                 University of Hawaii's Anthropology Department to prepare
                 local residents to participate in a survey and inventory
                 of sensitive cultural sites in the ahupua'a of Waipa.
                 Faculty from Fordham University will extract and analyze
                 sediment cores to determine dates and timelines in the
                 development of the cultural landscape. The survey and
                 resulting data will be used to develop restoration plans
                 for kalo cultivation and fishpond aquaculture systems,
                 the basis for traditional Waipa economy.
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## Massachusetts

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  Tribe:         **Wampanoag Tribe at Gay Head (Aquinnah)**

  Project Title: **Wampanoag Historic Site Survey and Database Project**

  Grant Award:   **\$50,000.00**

  Description:   Develop a comprehensive database using existing site
                 information from such sources as the Massachusetts
                 Historical Commission and Wampanoag Confederation
                 database as well as by surveying individuals with
                 traditional resource knowledge. Sites and resources will
                 then be verified using a Global Positioning System (GPS)
                 and mapped using a Geographic Information System (GIS).
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**Michigan**

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  Tribe:         **Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa**

  Project Title: **Lac Vieux Desert -- L'Anse Indian Trail**

  Grant Award:   **\$31,999.00**

  Description:   Conduct research of archival and ethno historical
                 documentation, oral interviews and literature review
                 resulting in a comprehensive report and map depicting
                 physical locations of the Lac Vieux -- L'Anse Indian
                 Trail. The research will provide the tribe and the Ottawa
                 National Forest with information necessary to locate
                 trail segments in the field and to prescribe land use
                 management practices of the trail corridor. A brochure
                 will be published for the public summarizing the project.
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## Minnesota

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  Tribe:         **Bois Forte Band of Chippewa**

  Project Title: **Survey and Historical Documentation of the Vermilion
                 Lake Indian School, Bois Forte Reservation**

  Grant Award:   **\$49,751.00**

  Description:   Conduct an archaeological survey and document the
                 historical significance of the Vermilion Lake Indian
                 School and grave site associated with the school. Compile
                 photographs and written records of the school which
                 operated as a boarding school from 1897 to 1919 and as a
                 day school from 1921 to 1954, and develop an exhibit to
                 be displayed at the Bois Forte Cultural Heritage Center.
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### New Mexico

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  Tribe:         **Pueblo of Pojoaque**

  Project Title: **Pueblo of Pojoaque Mapping Project**

  Grant Award:   **\$16,979.00**

  Description:   Define the current state and boundaries of two threatened
                 sites, the the abandoned Cuyamungue Pueblo and Po suwae
                 geh Pueblo (old Pojoaque Pueblo). Produce transit maps of
                 the site boundaries, architectural features, artifact
                 concentrations and map the site using GPS and USGS
                 benchmarks. The resulting maps will be provided to the
                 New Mexico State Historic Preservation Office and will be
                 used in planning preservation strategies for the sites.
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### Oklahoma

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  Tribe:         **Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town**

  Project Title: **Alabama-Quassarte Cultural Properties Historical
                 Survey**

  Grant Award:   **\$47,080.00**

  Description:   Investigate documentary and oral history accounts of the
                 Alabama and Quassarte (Coushatta) occupation of ancestral
                 homelands contained within sixteen counties of Alabama
                 and Georgia. Determine more precise locations of town
                 sites and settlements in targeted areas as the first of
                 three one-year phases of the Alabama-Quassarte Historic
                 Preservation Initiative.
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  Tribe:         **Kaw Nation of Oklahoma**

  Project Title: **A Walk Back in History: Planning for the Preservation
                 of the Kanza Homeland, Little John Creek Reserve, Council
                 Grove, Kansas**

  Grant Award:   **\$43,964.00**

  Description:   Conduct archaeological, architectural and engineering
                 studies needed to stabilize and/or restore existing
                 structures on the last identifiable site of the Kaw
                 Nation's Kansas homeland, Little John Creek Reserve,
                 which the tribe occupied from 1847 until their removal in
                 1873. Design a master plan to preserve natural and
                 man-made features of the site.
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### Oregon

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  Tribe:         **Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw
                 Indians**

  Project Title: **Survey of Traditional Plants of the Confederated Tribes
                 of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians**

  Grant Award:   **\$27,528.00**

  Description:   Interview Tribal Elders, create a database of traditional
                 botanical information gained from these interviews,
                 collect, preserve and store samples of traditional plants
                 and research scientific information on identified plants.
                 Develop policies and procedures for the protection and
                 revitalization of the plants and their cultural uses and
                 values. Prepare a booklet on traditional plant use for
                 Tribal members.
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### South Dakota

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  Tribe:         **Enemy Swim District -- Sisseton-Wahpeton Tribe**

  Project Title: **Enemy Swim District Preservation and Protection
                 Program**

  Grant Award:   **\$23,873.00**

  Description:   Identify areas of cultural sensitivity such as burial
                 mounds and artifact scatterings with the assistance of
                 the Archeological Research Center of Rapid City, South
                 Dakota. Prepare a comprehensive preservation plan to
                 protect identified sites. Submit all information to the
                 Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe Planning Department to
                 include in current GIS maps of the Lake Traverse
                 Reservation.
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  Tribe:         **Sinte Gleska University -- Rosebud Sioux Tribe**

  Project Title: **Rosebud Sioux Tribe Historic Sites Survey**

  Grant Award:   **\$50,000.00**

  Description:   Identify, survey and record significant cultural sites
                 within four of the twenty tribal communities of the
                 Rosebud Sioux Reservation. Enter information on the
                 identified sites into the ArcView Geographic Information
                 System (GIS) and provide the land managing office of the
                 Rosebud Sioux Tribe a GIS layer delineating areas to be
                 avoided or mitigated during development projects.
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  Tribe:         **Oglala Sioux Parks and Recreation Authority**

  Project Title: **Rattle Snake Butte Preservation Project**

  Grant Award:   **\$50,000.00**

  Description:   Develop a detailed site assessment of Rattle Snake Butte
                 including geological, archaeological, paleontological and
                 cultural significance using GPS technology. Prepare a
                 nomination of the site to the National Register of
                 Historic Places. Prepare a comprehensive preservation
                 plan for the sacred site, and after listing on the
                 National Register, construct protective fencing around
                 the site.
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### Washington

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  Tribe:         **Nisqually Indian Tribe**

  Project Title: **Nisqually Cultural Preservation and Dissemination
                 Project**

  Grant Award:   **\$49,170.00**

  Description:   Using audio and videotape, interview Elders who have
                 knowledge of the Tribe's traditions and cultural/social
                 practices and specifically to collect information on the
                 1917 Condemnation of the Nisqually Indian Reservation.
                 Organize, preserve and disseminate findings through
                 video, CD-Rom and displays. Develop a partnership with
                 Northwest Indian College and Evergreen State College to
                 provide information on Nisqually culture in classes and
                 workshops.
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  Tribe:         **Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians**

  Project Title: **An Indigenous Comprehensive Map of the Stillaguamish
                 Lands: A Cultural, Historical and Contemporary
                 Perspective**

  Grant Award:   **\$44,820.00**

  Description:   Conduct new research and integrate the findings with
                 other research and other documents developed by the BIA
                 and the State Historic Preservation Office to create a
                 comprehensive catalog of the historical and cultural
                 sites and areas of the Stillaguamish Tribe. Prepare a
                 comprehensive map indicating traditional sites, fishing
                 villages, permanent villages, hunting and gathering
                 areas, and burial areas. A second map will be created
                 omitting sensitive cultural sites for public information.
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### Wyoming

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  Tribe:         **Eastern Shoshone Tribe**

  Project Title: **Wind River Blockhouse Historic Preservation Project**

  Grant Award:   **\$34,254.00**

  Description:   Prepare a site field map and survey of the Wind River
                 Blockhouse/Old Shoshone Agency site. Contract with the
                 National Park Service Historic Preservation Training
                 Center for assistance in presenting training in historic
                 masonry preservation methods to tribal members. Stabilize
                 the walls and foundation of the Blockhouse until
                 restoration can be accomplished.
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