Websites
Web Sites
Ohio Earth Works and Trails ...electronic rebuilding project, known as Earth Works, is now traveling to museums across the Midwest
http://www.uc.edu/news/NR.asp?id=8759
.Native Tech An internet resource for indigenous ethno-technology focusing on arts of Eastern Woodland Indian Peoples, providing historical & contemporary background with instructional how-to's & references
Historic Forks of the Wabash Historic Forks pays tribute to two hundred years of settlement by the Miami Indians, to the woodsmen and traders who first brought western goods and ideas to this land, to the craftspeople and laborers who built the canal and the towns, to the businesspeople and farmers who brought prosperity to the Wabash Valley, and to the school teachers...
http://www.historicforks.org/miami/index.html
Tippecanoe County Historical Association (Fort Ouiatenon and Wea Indians)
http://www.tcha.mus.ins/forthhistory.htm
Glenn Black Laboratory at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
Houses over 10,000 collections, made up of millions of individual artifacts, representing over four decades of archaeological research in every county in Indiana and at significant sites throughout the Midwest. Also houses the Great Lakes-Ohio Valley Ethnohistorical Archives
Turkey Foot Trading Company and Forge LLC, purveyors of 18th and 19th century merchandise...goods include reproduction wool trade blankets, beads, ironwork, tinware, quillwork, wampum and more. Colleen does porcupine quillwork, brain tans deer hides and sells wampum, trade silver, authentic face paint powder, soap stone Micmac pipes, moccasins, dried edibles such as parched corn, dried beef, cranberries, etc.
Iroqrafts - Native American arts and supplies including sinew, beads, soapstone, carvings, leather, rawhide, lace, glass beads stroud cloth, masks, dolls, glass wampum, shells pendants and more
Sunwatch The Mission of SunWatch Indian Village/Archaeological Park is to protect, preserve and research the cultural remains of the SunWatch National Historic Landmark archaeological site and to serve as a visitor and educational center for archaeology, Native American culture, and heritage stewardship as they relate to the site.
Hovey Lake Site The Hovey Lake site is located on the west bank of Hovey Lake, a backwater lake near the Ohio River, which is known today for its waterfowl, fish, and cypress trees. The site extends over almost 30 acres part of which is on state property managed by the DNR...Beginning in 1975, archaeologists have carried out surveys over much of the surface of the site and conducted small-scale excavations in eleven areas of this large village. Cheryl Ann Munson, archaeologist in the Department of Anthropology, IU Bloomington, has directed this research.
http://www.indiana.edu/~archaeo/hovey/
Archaeological Resources Management Service (ARMS) at Ball State University. ARMS was organized in 1978 to carry out a program of culture resources management and has since grown to include applied research, service and education in Midwestern archaeology. As part of the Department of Anthropology, we are an educational and professional resource center.
http://arms.iweb.bsu.edu/default.htm
Cranbrook Institute of Science Bloomfield Hills, Michigan - Several Woodland and Great Lakes Indian Exhibits and houses huge collection of Miami Indian Material culture collected in the Wabash Valley including a blouse, skirts, leggings, moccasins and so much more
