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Native American Prophecies Many people feel the birth of the Rainbow Family was foretold many, many years ago by various Native American tribes. Unfortunately, all of these tales are Oral Histories, so the specifics vary from version to version. About all we can do is compare the versions, and try to get the basic "feel" of the prophecy. Warriors of the Rainbow This prophecy is the one that has become famous as it fortells the birth of the "Rainbow Warriors", who will save the earth from environmental destruction. Many people feel that we are these Rainbow Warriors. The Rainbow Warrior A short story about what it means to be a "Rainbow Warrior". This version comes from a farm in Ohio. Warriors of the Rainbow This version comes to us from Lelanie Fuller Stone "The Cherokee Lady", who has published several book on Indian Herbal Medicine. This version she says was told to her as a young girl by here Grandmother. Lakota Sioux Prophecies Black Elk's Vision This is a summarization of Black Elk's vision as retold in the book "Black Elk Speaks". This talks alot about "Rainbows". and the Rainbow Tribe of many colors. Hopi Prophecies The Hopi prophecies are probably the most famous, as they talk about the "Age of Purification", and there are many people that believe the signs foretold in this prophecy have happened in the last 50 years or so.

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Edward S. Curtis Images Buy This Poster At AllPosters.com Indians of North America Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com Click on Image for a larger version. Native Nations Maps The following two Map sites are on the BIA Government site, and will not again be available until Secretary Norton of the Department of Interior puts the the BIA and other Dept. of Interior sites back on the Inernet. Indian Lands For a map of Indian lands in your State, scroll down to the second map of the US on this page (the white one) and click on your state. These are in .jpg format. The first map on this page can be downloaded too, but is in PDF format - you will need Adobe reader. More Maps These maps and the one above and one below are from the G eographic D ata S ervice C Free Adobe Reader available here Missouri River Basin Tribes Map showing the Tribes in the Missouri River Basin, which includes all the Sioux (Lakota,Dakota,Nakota) Nations. You can click the number on the map for the name of the Tribe and go to its link on the Mni Sose website for information on the tribal chairman and delegate to the Mni Sose Intertribal Water Rights Coalition. Community Profile linked page contains much current information about that Nation.

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A Buyer's Guide to Native American Indian Jewelry Indian jewelry from Hopi , Zuni Pueblo, Navajo Tribe, Isleta Pueblo, Santo Domingo Pueblo and other Native American Indian pueblo jewelry makers. Site last updated on 9/21/05 It's not too soon to start th inking about holiday gifts. Ask about our Holiday Gift Club. Shop with us and save time (and gas.) Click here to reveal our Bargain Buyer's Special for this week. A word of caution: Many purported "Native American" jewelry sellers are not offering real Native American Indian jewelry. They sell cheap, imported jewelry and label it, "Native American-style." "Indian-style" or "Southwestern-style." Let those words serve as flags for deceptive merchants who buy imports from Asia, remove the "made-in" labels and pass them off as real American Indian jewelry. Yes, the prices are lower, as they should be, but so is the quality. Most of all they are frauds, and they deprive true Native American Indian artists of their heritage and livelihood. Every item offered on this site is guaranteed to be authentic Native American-made or your money back plus 10%. Thank you for supporting true Native American artistry and culture. Click here or on the feedburner icon below to go to our newly reactivated Tribal Artery e-newsletter, now in blog format

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