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| Items
of Interests |
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 Department
of Interior
• Work
Place Diversity
Indian Resources
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National
American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month
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"Honoring
Life, Honoring Elders, Honoring Heritage"
Welcome to the Indian Health Service and Partners-In-Celebration
Year 2002 website for National American Indian and Alaska Native
Heritage Month November 2002. |
Housing
and Urban Development
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Office
of Native American Programs : Code Talk
Code Talk is a federal inter-agency Native American
website designed specifically to deliver electronic information
from government agencies and other organizations to Native American
communities. |
Library
of Congress
• Indian
Scouts at Huachuca in the 1920s and 1930s
In 1922 the scouts were moved to Fort Huachuca which would
become their permanent home until the remaining few retired
in 1947. At Huachuca they patrolled the boundaries of the military
reservation and took part in ceremonial functions, stirring
memories of a proud past. |
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The
Cooking Post
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Delicious
Foods and Recipes from Native American Indian
Tribes
The
Art of
American
Indian Cooking is a sensuous journey of color, scent, and
flavor through five North American regions. Using the bounty
of ingredients available — such as avocados, sweet or
Idaho potatoes, pineapples, pumpkins, wild game, and seafood,
the American Indian first combined these gifts of the earth
into what many of us now consider to be traditional American
cooking. Offering such delicacies as Zuni green chili stew
and roast pheasant stuffed with grapes and nuts, plus simple
favorites such as baked acorn squash with honey and Chippewa
wild rice, The Art of American Indian Cooking presents some
of the best-loved dishes our continent has to impart.
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National
Park Service
• Tribal
Historic Preservation Program
In
1996 the national historic preservation program entered a new
era, as fourteen Indian tribes were approved by NPS to assume
national program responsibilities on tribal lands, pursuant
to Section 101(d) of the National Historic Preservation Act.
Among the responsibilities assumed by these tribes are conducting
historic property surveys, maintaining permanent inventories
of historic properties, nominating properties to the National
Register of Historic Places, and reviewing Federal agency
undertakings pursuant to Section 106 of the Act.
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Native
American History and Culture
• National
Museum of the American Indian
Native American Resources |
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