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People of the Mammoth Steaks and Giant Sloth Flanks
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People of the Mammoth Steaks and Giant Sloth Flanks

January 25, 2016April 5, 2018

It is a fact that the majority of archaeologists have been male. The fact is that their work has worked to bias much of our

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Because they are Wasting the Lands! Colonization of Federal Lands by the Malheur Militants

January 24, 2016August 21, 2017

The situation on the Malheur Reservation is very reminiscent of what happened to the tribes in the 19th century, when thousands of acres of Indian

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Why Not Talk to Native Peoples: Old and New Dimensions of Cultural Appropriation

January 20, 2016August 21, 2017

In the history of research on Native peoples a good number of interpretations of Native culture, lifeways, symbolism, religion, spirituality, arts and philosophy has not

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Romanticizing Native Americans in Oregon
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Romanticizing Native Americans in Oregon

January 18, 2016April 18, 2020

I have been a presenter on Native history for the past 15 years in all manner of settings. I have spoken with students of all

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Privilege of the Malheur Militants
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Privilege of the Malheur Militants

January 16, 2016August 21, 2017

On this past week’s Friday news round-up on Think Outloud there was a discussion about the issues brought up up by the militia in eastern

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