Beyond the American Revolution: Native peoples rebuilt their lives in the wake of devastating conflicts on their lands
Indigenous peoples have rebuilt their nations and cultures after some of the most devastating conflicts fought on their homelands.
History Retold
A Revolutionary Tale: The founding of the United States of America is also a Native American story
The creation of the United States is often thought of as the outcome of a dispute between England and its colonies, but Native peoples were also integral to this story.
Revolutionary Women
Indigenous women were central to strategy, diplomacy and their people’s survival during the American Revolution, yet their stories have been often overlooked.
Celestial Masterpieces: Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks declared a World Heritage Site
The Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks in Ohio were named a World Heritage Site in recognition of their “uncommon genius,” in part because some precisely align with the multiyear lunar cycle.