Tribal Nations of New York State
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Federally and State Recognized Tribal Nations of New York State:
Algonquian Peoples
(Stony Place or Shore)
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​(People from Beyond the Hill)
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Ìý(People of the Longhouse)
Ìý- National Museum of the American Indian
Ìý-ÌýLocated in Howes Cave, NY, about halfway between Albany and Cooperstown, the Iroquois Indian Museum is an anthropological and educational museum dedicated to honoring the Haudenosaunee through educational exhibitions, events, and activities. The following links to the museum'sÌýÌýandÌýÌýare provided as resources. More information on the museum can be found onÌýtheir .Ìý
Video: Ìýby Caleb Abrams, Seneca filmmaker, made for the American Museum of Natural History. Permission was granted by the AMNH to share this film.
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Gayogo̱hó꞉nǫˀ (People of the Great Swamp)
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Onyota’a:ká (People of the Standing Stone)
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- Ìý(Keepers of the Central Fire)
Onoñda’gegá’ (People of the Hills)
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- Ìý(Keepers of the Eastern Door)
Kanien’kehaka (People of the Flint)
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- Ìý(Keepers of the Western Door)
O-non-dowa-gah (Great Hill People)
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Ta:nöwö:deʼ Onödowáʼga꞉ Yoindzade
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Ska-Ruh-Reh (Shirt Wearing People)
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This historical document is a position paper that informed and educated policymakers at the time of publication on how educational opportunities for Indigenous students could be improved.Ìý
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Dispossession of Indigenous Lands
(New York State Museum)
