In the early 16th century ... played a central role in strengthening the association of the American Indians with the Lost Tribes. Deeply influenced by Montezinos' report and stimulated by ...

Martínez and Franco carried a large topographical map of Río Puré National Park ... They ticked off a series of GPS points marking likely Indian habitation zones. Most of them were located ...

Early in the ... Although the five Indian nations had made earlier attempts at resistance, many of their strategies were non-violent. One method was to adopt Anglo-American practices such as ...

The American ... regarding Indian law issues, focused primarily on projects that have a uniquely Indian law dimension. “Uniquely Indian law” issues are addressed by that body of law that concerns the ...

Shortly after the chartering of William & Mary, colonial officials encouraged those tribes who were ... the Spotswood-era Indian student body equaled one-third to one-half of all pupils on campus.