Native American Civilizations

Bill GuidingerHampton Park Christian School

November 4, 2003

1. Northeast American Indians

2. Southeast American Indians

3. Plains American Indians

4. Southwest American Indians

5. Northwest American Indians

Northeast American Indians

Ahyouwaighs, a Native American (Mohawk) man

Inusk, a Kickapoo girl daughter of a chief

Northeast American Indians

Mohawk language, described by

Alexander Graham Bell in 1871

Northeast American Indians

Mounds built in the Ohio Valley

Southeast American Indians

George Bent's wife, a Native American (Cherokee) woman

Toos-Day-Zay - wife of Cochise, and the mother of Natches, a hostile Chiricahua Chief

Seminole wife fixing a meal

Southeast American Indians

Map of the Eastern Cherokee Nation

Southeast American Indians

Warring tribe of the Seminole Indians

Plains American Indians

Cree Indian

Four Balls - Crow

Comanche group

Plains American Indians

A Cree camp

Crow Indians Tanning a Hide

Plains American IndiansHunting the buffalo on foot

Buffalo Red Bird

Prayer to the Buffalo

Southwest American IndiansMohave chief Hopi woman

making Piki (which is cornbread)

Mohave woman carrying water

Southwest American Indians

Navaho Reservation

Hopi Dwelling

Ki, a Mohave Dwelling

Southwest American Indians

Navaho flocks

Navaho Farming

Gathering fruit of the giant cactus

Northwest American Indians

Comox Fisherman Nooksack dressed in their elaborate dance costumes

Tlinglit standing in front of a totem pole

Northwest American IndiansFishing camp of the Comox Canoeing on

Trinity River

A small humpback whale lies partially butchered

Northwest American Indians

Basketry designs

Tlingit Totem Poles

Totem pole

Image CreditsAll Images are courtesy of the

American Memory Collection Library of Congress