Center for American Studies

Resources

Native American Studies

Native Web
Go to the resource center of this website to find an index of links to websites relating to many different aspects of Native American studies.
Native American Documents Project
A resource giving access to documents of federal Indian policy history.
Duke Collection of American Indian Oral History
Contains typescripts of interviews conducted with hundreds of Indians in Oklahoma between 1967 and 1972. The interviews are relating to their culture and history and more specifically to their ceremonies, customs, social conditions, philosophies, and standard of living.
NYPL Digital Gallery | After Columbus: Four-hundred Years of Native American Portraiture
Features more than 500 portraits of Native American from the New York Public Library collections.
Kappler's Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties
A compilation of U.S. treaties dating from 1778 to 1970 and relating to Native American tribes.
California Language Archive
Access to UC Berkeley’s vast language resources and archives, with downloadable digital content, focusing on indigenous languages of California, along with Native languages from North and South America.