Native American Encyclopedia Cumulative Index & Projects

Native American Encyclopedia Cumulative Index & Projects — page 1 — On The Cover 2009 Rourke Publishing LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying recording or by any information storage and retrieval system without permission in writing from the publisher www rourkepublishing com Photo credits Cover Photos Library of Congress V J Matthew John S Sfondilias heiroglyph illustrations on cover and headers Rewa Tatsiana page 4 Himasaram Walden69 page 6 bison Tony Campbell cougar Bill perry coyote Holly Kuchera deer Jacob moose Andreas Gradin porcupine Vladimir Vitek rabbit Matt Niebuhr Wolf Ron Hilton page 7 Falk Kienas pages 10 thru 15 illustrations by Kimberley L Dawson Kurnizki page 16 map courtesy of NASA Olmec head Elena Fernandez Zabelguelskaya cliff dwelling Alex Neauville pages 17 18 courtesy of The Library of Congress page 19 all images courtesy of The Library of Congress except map courtesy of The Census Bureau page 20 map courtesy of NOAA Sequoyah and President Jackson page 21 courtesy of The Library of Congress page 21 wagon Jill Lang map of Texas Jiri Moucka pages 22 23 all images courtesy of The Library of Congress except The Whitehouse Charlie Hutton Detail from a painting by Karl Bodmer 1809 1893 Editor Meg Greve Cover and page design by Nicola Stratford Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Tepee in Alberta Canada Sepehri Sandy Rourke's Native American history culture encyclopedia Sandy Sepehri p cm Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 978 1 60472 421 9 alk paper 1 Indians of North America Encyclopedias Juvenile 1 Title Il Title Rourke's Native American history and culture encyclopedia III Title Native American history culture encyclopedia E76 2 546 2009 970 00497 dc22 2008034816 Volume 10 of 10 ISBN 978 1 60472 716 6 Printed in the USA COCG Zuni girl photographed by Edward S Curtis 1903 Rourke Publishing www rourkepublishing com rourke rourepublishing com Post Office Box 3328 Vero Beach FL 32964 Anasazi cliff dwelling in Mesa Verde National Park Colorado

Native American Encyclopedia Cumulative Index & Projects — page 3 — 4 project Design Your Own Flag Like other nations around the world Native American tribes have their own flags These flags represent tribal sovereignty meaning the right of a tribe to rule its own government Tribal sovereignty is recognized by the U S Constitution and the Supreme Court Tribal flags also represent special meanings related to each tribe The colors and symbols of a flag tell a story about that tribe's unique history and culture 0 0400 Volume 1 page 4 Volume 5 page 7 Volume 8 page 20 Volume 9 page 52 What You Will Need Paper crayons or colored pencils Stickers scissors colored paper and glue are optional DIRECTIONS If you wish to divide your flag into two equal parts fold your paper in half For four equal parts fold it half again Now you can decorate each section differently For a shield place a cup or bowl upside down in the center of the paper and trace around it Rather than decorate equal sections you can decorate your flag any way you choose Draw wavy lines circles squares and even pictures of yourself and people important to you You can make colored stripes by cutting out pieces of construction paper or wrapping paper Choose symbols and colors that mean something special to you your history and your plans for the future

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