While it specializes in Cherokee history, it also has many other well written articles, maps, pictures, artwork, and genealogical information. It also has an extensive links section on both Cherokee and other American Indian sites. Ken's site is well worth an extended visit. Native Web Site Evaluation Elaine Cubbins' excellent site with guidelines on evaluating sites for their validity. A Line in the Sand Cultural property includes not only land and other tangible property, but ideas, traditions, and other non-tangibles.
Cultural property belongs to the cultural group, rather than to an individual.
Not all people recognize cultural property. There was no Link of the Month for April 1999. Historical Documents Archive Don Mabry, at Mississippi State University, has put together an amazing site. It has numerous links to detailed information on American Indians. Even more, it has TONS of information on lots of different subjects.