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Native American Antiquity

First Thanksgiving: The Aftermath

After 1630, Puritans began pouring in and setting up colonies around present-day Boston. These new colonists were only barely tolerant...

First Thanksgiving: The History of the Wampanoag

Originally, the Pilgrims celebrated thanksgiving as days of prayer. But in 1621, in celebration of surviving the winter, they first...

First Thanksgiving: The History of the Pilgrims

Autumn, 1621, the chief sachem of the Wampanoag tribe, the Massosoit, was interrupted by several of his village’s hunters with news that...

The Mysterious Second Life of Sacagawea

This summer my wife and I vacationed in Wyoming and passed a cemetery claiming to have the grave of Sacagawea (pronounced like “Chicago...

Chiefdom of the Coosa: Abihka Curse

After his encounter with the Cherokee, De Soto travelled south into present-day Georgia where he found the “Chiefdom of Coosa”. At that...

Remembering the Opposition to Relocation

By the turn of the nineteenth century, the Native American tribes known as the Five Civilized Tribes were living peacefully on their...

Great Sites: Cahokia: New Findings

Although, there are many who doubt that the Medicine Wheel in Bighorn Mountain, Wyoming is an astronomical calendar, 1200 miles east in...

Great Sites: Medicine Wheel–What Does it Mean?

In previous articles [Medicine Wheels of the Plains Indians and Sacred Geology], I have talked about some of the more popular theories...

Archaeoastronomy: Medicine Wheels of the Plains Indians

Thanks in large part to the movie industry and “wild west” novels, when most people around the world think of American Indians, they most...

Great Sites: Medicine Wheel Geology

I recently had the privilege of visiting the Medicine Wheel atop Bighorn Mountain in Wyoming. It is the first time I have gotten to see...

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