North American Indian
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North American Indian
North American Indians distribution at the time of European?
I have to describe the geographical distributions of the more dense North American Indian populations at the time of European arrival.
I understand they chose to live where food resources were nearby but that's all i can think of... Anyone have ideas?
also, if anyone know a specific tribe that had a dense population, will you let me know?
please, help would be very much appreciated. thank you.
Mexico was the most densely populated; the Aztec empire was about as densely populated as any European country. The rest of North America was more sparsely populated - estimates vary widely, from 5 million to 20 million, but likely closer to the smaller figure. (For comparison, Britain at the time of N. Am. discovery had a population of 4 million.)
Highest population concentrations would be in the Midwest along the Mississippi, Pacific Coast, then Great Lakes region.
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| Vintage: NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS Lead Toy Soldier- BRITAINS Rare with knife , red | | 0 Bid | US $2.90 | 1d 23h 45m |
| 10 BRITAINS vintage lead NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS AT THE READY set.150 with rifles | | 0 Bid | US $7.88 | 3d 12h 46m |
| 17 vintage lead NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS by BRITAINS, CRESCENT & J.HILL etc 1950's | | 1 Bid | US $7.88 | 3d 12h 48m |
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| | North American Indian Cultures Map $19.99 North American Indian Cultures Map - Poster |
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| | The North American Indian (Paperback) $22.43 A photographic life`s work of American photographer, Edward Sheriff Curtis, who studied the North American Indians, from the Mexican border to the Bering Straits. This book, a tribute to Curtis`s achievements, make his photographs, of more than 80 American Indian tribes, available. |
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| | Indian Baskets From North American Coastal Tribes $34.99 Asahel Curtis Indian Baskets From North American Coastal Tribes - Giclee Print |
| | North American Colonies at the Close of the French and Indian War, c.1760 $39.99 North American Colonies at the Close of the French and Indian War, c.1760 - Giclee Print |
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| | North American Indian Beadwork Designs $11.14 This concise volume documents a fascinating and unique art form Native American beadwork. Including examples of handiwork from Eastern woodlands and Plains Indians, the author offers a clear, illuminating discussion of the origins, execution, and symbolism of Indian beadwork used to ornament belts, garters, pouches, and much more. Over 300 figures. Author: Wissler, Clark Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 32 Publication Date: 1999/06/01 Language: English Dimensions: 10.96 x 8.27 x 0.28 inches |
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How to establish North American Indian heritage?
My daughter is part Indian. We have never "legally" established this. In other words she has no "band" connection. Her ancestors on her Dad's side are all from Canada and have Indian blood - especially her Grandmother. I cannot get information from them - they are very elderly and in a nursing home in Sturgeon Falls Ontario and don't understand how important this is too us. They only speak French and my husband is now deceased. I know names of the great great grandparents but have no marriage dates, birth dates etc. How can I find out about her heritage? Also, dumb question - will she be able to be associated with a "band" here in Michigan? Is there a genetic test for Indian blood? I apologize if that's a dumb question - just thought I'd ask. Any help will be greatly appreciated!!!!
Hey suzycrmchz,
You need to get their birth records! find out who has them. Get there marriage records, and all the family photos you can. Your question(s) are not dumb, they are difficult, and multi-faceted.
The Dawes roles (see below) are where you establish your lineage for her. Perhaps the Grandparents have already done that, perhaps they have not. It will require proof. Your husbands records, his parents, and theirs.
Here are a bunch of sites to get you started. DNA, Native American, Dawes, and a wish for good luck.
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Im not being smart but I think you can get the original book online like ebay or amazon im not sure and Im sorry for being sarcastic.