Indigenous Research - Reflections Off The Grid

As I travel through the northern and southern areas of North America, I have several objectives. I am taken by the natural beauty. Each area of the continent is unique and has magnificent landscapes. I enjoy observing the marine life and land animals that live there. But most of all, I seek the knowledge of the Indigenous Peoples that have lived there for thousands of years. Below is some of my research of the different cultures of the areas I’ve explored.

Indigenous Peoples of the Lower Pecos Canyonlands, Their Rock Art, and Ongoing Preservation Efforts by the Witte Museum, Shumla, and Leading [...]

An overview of Inuit Indigenous People of North America Bob Rein, Ethnographer, Indigenous Cultures of North America Member National MN’24, The [...]

The Kwakwaka’wakw, also known as the Kwakiutl, are a federation of tribes, indigenous to the Pacific Northwest Coast of Canada. The [...]

This paper is an overview of the more prominent First Nations that call various sections of the Inside Passage as their homelands. In my [...]