Look around the site and explore it a bit to get a feel for what types of links are there. The work of the late Paula Giese. This siite has been online since 1995 when Giese started a web site for Indian teachers on how to build web pages. Her site has now grown into a meta site hosted by Fond du lac Tribal Community College, with more than three hundred web pages. Native American Resources on the Internet Contains about 400 URLs to a variety of American Indian and other indigenous materials.
Categories relate to art, videos, museums, government resources and texts.
Highway A cross-Canada information source for Native peoples, but with information regarding aboriginal peoples across the Americas and with links to other indigenous sites worldwide. Good maps of Canada Reserves, copies of treaties, etc. NativeTech NativeTech is a well presented, well organized and useful educational web site covering topics of Native American technology and emphasizes the Eastern Woodlands region. It provides simple instructional information about how some of these materials are used by Natives a more importantly, detailed background on the history and development of these kinds of Native technologies, showing both change and continuity from pre-contact times to the present.