Cheyenne Tribe

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[edit] The Mahalo Top 7

1. Official Site: Northern Cheyenne Nation
2. Cheyenne Indian: Cheyenne Indian
3. Wikipedia: Cheyenne
4. PBS - THE WEST: Documents on the Sand Creek Massacre (1864-1865)
5. National Park Service: Information on the Cheyenne Indians: Recorded by Members of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
6. Virtual Ave: Cheyenne
7. Digital Library Oklahoma State: Chronicles of Oklahoma: THE CHEYENNE DOG SOLDIERS

[edit] Cheyenne History

• Rebel Cherokee: Cheyenne Lands
• National Park Service: Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site
• The Wild West: Native American Society
• Access Genealogy: Cheyenne Indian History
• Meyna: Looking Back - The Cheyenne  
• Cyber Lodge: Black Kettle wanted peace

[edit] Cheyenne Society

[edit] Religious Beliefs

• Philtar: Cheyenne Religion
• Indian Legend: Index of Cheyenne Legends
• Manataka: Legends of Devil
• Indigenous People: Tse-tsehese-staestse (Cheyenne)Literature
• Crystal Links: Sun Dance

[edit] Traditional Dress

• Son of the South: Pictures of Cheyenne Indians
• The Minneapolis Institute of Arts: Beauty, Honor, and Tradition
• The Wild West: Native American Society: Clothing
• Omaha Library: The Indian Congress of 1898

[edit] Cheyenne Culture

• Access Genealogy: Cheyenne Indian Customs
• Encyclopaedia Britannica: Painted buffalo hide depicting the Battle of the Little Bighorn
• NativeTech: Ring & Pin Game
• Plains Ledger Art: Plains Indian Ledger Art
• Smithsonian: Tichkematse: A Cheyenne at the Smithsonian

[edit] Cheyenne Leaders and Key Figures

• Dull Knife Photo--Dull Knife
• Little Wolf Photo--Little Wolf
• Black Kettle
• Buffalo Calf Road Woman

[edit] Cheyenne Blogs, Essays and News

• National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation: "Indian remains finally at rest" (2005)
• GroundReport: Cheyenne – a story from the Great Plain –part 2
• Hanksville: "Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site dedicated" (2007)
• Google News: Cheyenne Tribe    Last 3 headlines
  • HS HOCKEY: Cheyenne Mountain shows off depth in rout of rival Air ... - Colorado Springs Gazette
  • Gulf Elementary students learn tribes' stories - The News-Press
  • A Look Back in Time: News passes tests - Jackson Hole Star-Tribune

[edit] Cheyenne Timeline

• 1600-1700's: Moved from Minnesota to North Dakota
• 1804: Visited by the Lewis and Clark Expedition
• 1800's: Abandoned sedentary life, becoming nomadic, and moved to Wyoming, Colorado and South Dakota
• 1851: Ft. Laramie Treaty
• 1859: Colorado Gold Rush
• 1864: Colorado War
• 1864: November, Sand Creek Massacre
• 1868: Battle of Washita River
• 1876: Battle of the Little Bighorn
• 1877: Moved to Indian Territory
• 1878: Moved back north
• 1884: New reservation established near the Black Hills

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