Native American Clippings, 1973-1998

Articles include: Cpmmecticut Indians Fight; The Region as Reliquary; book review of "The Colonies in Transition 1660-1713;" Maine Municipalities in Turmoil Over Land Suit Filed by Indians; Hero Falling from Pedestal: Statue of man who led Indian massacre to be moved; 78-man Trive Fights to Keep Its Reservation; Indians Rush to Join Legal Fight for Land; Wampanoags Sow the Seeds of Native Traditions; Indians' Tactics Differ in Bid to Regain Control; New England Indians Strive to Rebuild Tribes; Indians Feel Pull of Past, Realities of Present; Wampanoag Tribe Used to Hunt and Fish All of Cape Cod. Now Their Territory is Limited to a Relatively Small Section of Mashpee; Artifact Hunters Blitz Ancient Indian Sites; Tribe Wants Casino; Flake Makes Digger's Day; The Last of the Mohegans; First Encounters: EArly Thanksgiving Celebrated Peace and Harmony Between Pilgrims and Indians, But the Good Feelings Didn't Last; Blood on Native Soil; Keeping Indian Tradition Is a Family's FAssion; Pequots are Not the Enemy; Bill to Counteract Paugussett Land Claim Passes; Mohegans await the benefits of Recognition; Task Force on Pequot's Land Plans Meets Without Pequots; Chief Tied to Misused Aid; Preserving Tradition and Dispelling Myths; Defining How a Tribe Governs its Land; Tribes closer to reclaiming History; Their Days in the Sun: Mohegans look forward to Regaining Tribal Pride; Indian Gammimg Debate Growing in Intensity; The Siwanoy's Last Stand