In addition to the outline listing you'll see when the link comes up, there are 2 other database search methods. Its attempt is to be a service to archaeologists world-wide, but there ae some sites of native interest there. Not, unfortunately, in their listing of actual native sites, which is quite old, many long dead gophers, or sites that haven't been maintained or updated for years. Layout is pretty and convenient to use. Despite title, this is a U.S. nativ site.
Intractive sections offer participation in ptition and mail-to campaigns on various current issues.
Prior to the implementation of this site index, it was difficult to find anything specific here without hours of experimental browsing. This fairly recent addition now makes the site useful for reference as well as exploration. Yahoo's big search engine to pull the comparatively few Native listings it has. It will pull new entries specifically Native indexes don't have yet, but usually these are commercial sites. The use of the NEAR connector and second field to sort found outputs, as well as date range delimiters make it possible to delimit searches so you are not confronted with thousands of pages.