The Meskwaki are Algonquian-language speakers from the Eastern Woodland Culture area. The language spoken is the same dialect as the Sauk and Kickapoo. The tribe has been historically located in the St Lawrence River valley, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa. The Meskwaki were called “Renards” (the Fox) by the French- the tribe’s first contact with Europeans was in 1666-but ... - More info on Meskwaki Language Ap...

Learn all 86 symbols in Sequoyah's Cherokee Syllabary by learning to handwrite each, row by row. This app features: 1) A learning functionality where you trace each symbol in the syllabary 2) A practice portion where you must recall the symbol given the sound it represents, and draw it 3) A reading practice section where you are given a symbol and must type out its sound it Latin characters Th... - More info on LearnCherokeeSyllaba...

First published in 1872, the 6th edition of the Choctaw Hymn Book, known as “Chahta Ʋba Isht Taloa Holisso,” is a collection of hymns translated and written in the Choctaw language. The hymn book has transcended denominational barriers and is still used in Choctaw churches and services today. It has become the common hymn book for Choctaw people across Oklahoma, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabam... - More info on Choctaw Hymns...

Do you have what it takes to succeed in the thrilling world of storage auctions and become a pawn shop treasure tycoon? Feel the rush of making strategic bids in storage auctions just like on TV, as you hunt for valuable treasures in auctions all over the world! Every new dusty storage unit is an opportunity to uncover hidden gems that can be sold for a hefty profit. Bid against the top treasure... - More info on Bid Wars: Auction Ma...

The Cherokee Nation Language Department has developed a groundbreaking searchable dictionary app. This is the first Indigenous dictionary app to integrate advanced technologies for an immersive language learning experience.    Going well beyond the simple translated word list, the App uses advanced technologies to provide assured translations across the Cherokee Syllabary, Practical phonet... - More info on Cherokee Nation Dict...

The Cherokee Phoenix (Tsalagi Tsulehisanvhi) was the first newspaper published by Native Americans in the United States and the first published in a Native American language.The Cherokee Phoenix published intermittently after Cherokee removal to Indian Territory. Since the late 20th century, it was revived and is now published by the Cherokee Nation as a monthly broadsheet in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. ... - More info on Cherokee Phoenix...