updated January 31, 2005 8:41 PM

Indian Canyon's Links...

• Tribes
  Muwekma Ohlone http://www.muwekma.org/index.html
  
  Tribal home of the Gabrielino/Tongva Nation http://www.tongva.com/
  
  Bishop Paiute Tribe http://www.paiute.com/
  
  Pinoleville Pomo Band http://www.pinoleville.org/
  
  Wiyot Table Bluff (Eureka ) wiyot1.html - we have worked with the Wiyot and Cheryl Seidner (Tribal Chair) over the years - we set up one of the earliest Tribal multimedia resources for them
  
  * Tachi-Yokut Santa Rosa Rancheria http://www.tachi-yokut.com/ - this site features the text of the 18 treaties which the United States is in violation of in its occupancy of California
  
  Washoe Tribe of Nevada and Cal. http://itcn.org/tribes/washoe/washo.html
  
  Wiyot Official Site http://www.wiyot.com/ - the Wiyot now have their official site
  
  Wintu - Cache Creek- Rumsey http://www.cachecreek.com/ - a small Rancheria, Cache Creek is the site of an astounding Casino complex with great restaurants and gaming, gas station and convenience store, and shuttle bus service to and from the SF Bay Area - on highway sixteen north of Esparto in the Cache Creek/Capay Valley, where the Mendocino National Forest, Hot Springs and River Rafting can be found
  
  Redding Rancheria http://www.redding-rancheria.com/index.html - Redding aka Readings Fort was scene to some of the most malignant, genocidal actions by Euro-Americans
  
  Alliance of California Tribes http://www.allianceofcatribes.org/ - A huge site with information on RECOGNIZED TRIBES in California, bibliographies, links, history, etc., etc.

• Resources
  Original Voices - Northern California www.originalvoices.org excellent site with awesome photographs of real history (Round Valley, Nomlaki, Hoopa, Karuk, Yurok, Boarding Schools)

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  California Tribal Contact List (from the Cal. Dept. of Forestry) http://www.indiana.edu/~e472/cdf/contacts/NACL.htm

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  A Bibliography of Miwok References (UC Berkeley, non-native) http://www.mip.berkeley.edu/cilc/bibs/miwok.html

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  Northern California Indian Development Council http://www.ncidc.org/

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  Yokuts Indian-Dumma (Cassons) and Kachayi Band http://www.gerlecreek.com/documents/dumnayokuts.htm - Pat Brattland, who serves in an advisory position on the California Dept. of Fire & Forestry (CDF) Native American
  Advisory Council (NAAC) has put this VERY detailed family history on the web

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  Paula Giese's Map of California Tribes (Paula has passed - incredibly this map goes on and on and recommends at LEAST Netscape Navigator 2! (No IE existed) - we were in contact with Paula when our site was started in 1995 and I helped her create this map in a very early NA distance cooperative project http://www.kstrom.net/isk/maps/ca/california.html

• California Indian Museum (Santa Rosa) http://cimcc.indian.com/index.htm

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  Ranch and Mission Days in Alta California December 1890 by Guadalupe Vallejo http://www.sfmuseum.org/hist2/rancho.html

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  FRIENDS HOME ON FURLOUGH-1944, INDIAN VILLAGE
  Mariposa County, California (Seen Windtalkers?) http://www.cagenweb.com/mariposa/Furlough.html

• East Bay Regional Parks - thanks to Richard L. for this information. The park alongside San Franciscio Bay hosts an anuual Ohlone Days event and has exhibits and information about historical Ohlone culture. www.ebpark.org phone: 510-635-0135

• Gaming Facts
  Visit The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians - read their pages on their gaming operation

• National Indian Justice Center http://nijc.indian.com/

North/South America:

• Tribes
  My home has a great page! http://www.kahnawake.com/
  

• Resources
  Lisa Mittens' exhaustive resource listings! http://www.pitt.edu/~lmitten/indians.html

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  Yale's AVALON Native Law Project http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/natamer.htm
  a giant resource of law and documents on our history

• HAWAII - Jan 13 is the [110th in 2003] aniversary of the totally illegal overthrow of Hawaii's sovberign government by the imperial U.S. please check out their website http://hawaii-nation.org/ learn about Haolewood
• Documentation on California Bounties For Indian Scalps: ...bounty information it was $1,000 for each scalp, $25.00 for each ear, so ordered by the Governor of California to ensure termination of
  the Indians....Lts. Skeane and Burney headed the militia campaign........
  "Exterminate Them: Written Accounts of the murder, rape and slavery of
  Native American during the California Gold Rush, 1848-1868"...by Clifford
  Trafzer and Joel Hyer
• Stanford University Resources - Native American Studies