Adams, David
Wallace. Education for Extinction:
American Indians and the boarding School Experience. University Press of
An
interesting and thorough overview of the origins and results of
“A Brief History of the Flathead
Tribes.” Compiled by the Flathead Culture Committee. 26 pages © 1993
Concise
and accessible overview of some of the important pieces of history and culture
of the tribes of the Flathead Reservation.
The Place of Falling
Waters. Roy Bigcrane & Thompson
Smith. ©1991
A Native
American produced documentary history of the Flathead Reservation from the
perspective of the Indian people who live there. It focuses on the relationship
between the tribal people and the hydroelectric dam on the Reservation. The 90 minute (3, 30 minute parts) film has
interviews with tribal elders, archival newsreel footage, and current and
historical photographs of the region. The film is lengthy and informational so
is most effective used in small clips.
“Red Horse Owner’s
Winter Count: the Oglala Sioux 1786-1968.” ed Joseph Karol. Booster Publishing
Co;
Includes an introduction, reproductions of the winter
count and an English translation. Limited edition printing.
The Wounded Bear
Winter Count: 1815-1897. edited & translated by Stephen E. Feraca.
Includes the representation and an English translation of
the Lakota notation for each year chronicled. The format makes it easy to see
each symbol. There is also some brief background information on the winter
count and the Lakota.
Lakota Winter
Counts: an online exhibit. National Anthropological Archives of the
*Graphics heavy(so only access with a fast connection) but
a nice multimedia (text, sound, photos..) introduction to wintercounts of the
Sioux
The Carnegie Winter Thomas Red Owl Haukaas, M.D. 1995.
This is an example of the contemporary winter count Thomas
Red Owl Haukaas, (Lakota/Creole) created for the Sicangu Lakota people on the
Rosebud Reservation in
Smith,
This is the piece of the article “The Politics of
Allotment” written by Burton Smith, of the
Parker, Dorothy. Singing
an Indian Song: A Biography of D’Arcy McNickle.