Eastern Shawnee people survived – that resilience in the face of adversity is a central characteristic of being Shawnee.
— Winter Gathering, January 11, 2014
OUR GREAT CHIEFS
Categories
Online Companion Guide for Educators and Researchers
Digital Library on Ohio Memory
Shawnee Treaties
Online Books
History Summit Presentations
- History Project Flash Drive - How To Use
- Ethnohistory was a Science Presentation - 2015
- Shawnee History Summit 2016
- Shawnee History Summit 2015
- Shawnee History Summit 2014
- Shawnee History Summit Video Playlist
- Quatawepea
- ESTO-Treaties
- Eastern Shawnee Treaties Chart
- Corn, Beans, and Squash: What the Three Sisters Tell Us
- Marti L. Chaatsmith, Ancient Landscapes: Shawnee Stewardship in Pre-Removal Ohio (Power Point) Part 1 Part 2
- Eastern Shawnee Migration by Cathleen Osborne-Gowey History Summit 2015
- Oklahoma Indian Welfare Act by G William (Bill) Rice History Summit 2015
- The Long History of Allotment by John P Bowes History Summit 2015
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2016 History Summit video
Follow these links to view all of the videos related to the 2016 History Summit: