Surf these sites: A Visit with Henry Mitchell: -- History of Henry Mitchell and his family, who were from the Penobscot Nation during the depression era. Abbe Museum -- Celebrating Maine''s Native American heritage, art, and archaeology Abenaki -- History of the Abenaki people. Aroostook Band of Micmac -- Description, history and resource for Maine Micmac. Film summary on Native Americans -- Did you know that a seafaring American tribe explored the shores of North America 7000 years ago? Or that these ancient Americans rivalled their European counterparts in navigational skills several millennia before the Vikings? Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians of Maine -- From Indian Health Service, information for and about the Houlton Band of Maliseet Hudson Museum -- Exhibits and programs explore Anthropology as the study of humans and their reliance on culture. Index by Tribe: Wabenaki -- Abenaki authored Books and Cassettes available. Indian Tribes of North America: Wabanaki -- Brief, informative history of place names and the language of the Wabanaki. Kmihqitahasultipon Project Grant from the Indian Township Center Passamaquoddy Reserve -- The five year project addresses significant and critical needs for Passamaquoddy children, youth, and families through the development, implementation, evaluation, and ongoing sustainability of a comprehensive, individualized, culturally competent, family driven, community based system of care for children with severe emotional and behavioral disorders. Land Claim Settlements -Houlton Band of Maliseet -US Code : Title 25, Section 1724 -- Official document online. Little Pathway, Penobscot fancy basketmaker -- includes basket images with descriptions Maine Indian Education -- Indian Island School informative links. Molly Molasses: Mixed Media Drawing and Story by Jason K. Brown, Penobscot Nation -- From Acadian Artisans Stories and Facts. This story is about Molly Molasses, a Penobscot who grew up in the 1800s. She was said to be a powerful medicine woman. The mixed media drawing of Molly tells her story as well, with rich symbolism. Mythology of the Passamaquoddy Indians -- Stories and links about/for Maine Native Americans. Native American Resource Page -- links to sites on Maine Native Americans, Wabanaki, Penobscot, and Passamaquoddy. Includes other American Indian resources and links as well. Northeast Woodland Indians -- Maps, books, information, links to early Native Americans in Maine and the Northeast. Office of Native American Programs at the University of Maine at Orono -- The program places emphasis on the Native people of the Northeast, with a special focus on the Maliseet, Micmac, Passamaquoddy and Penobscot. Our Stories - Indian Township/Princeton, Maine -- Maine PBS Our Stories - Princeton program dealing with the Passamaquoddy at Indian Township. Passamaquoddy Clean Coal Technology Project -- The Passamaquoddy Recovery Scrubber-A Clean Coal Technology Success Story Passamaquoddy Literature -- This nation, primarily fishermen, is surrounded by lakes, bays, rivers, streams, and the ocean. Passamaquoddies are an old, old nation, related distantly to the Abnaki and Penobscot. Passamaquoddy Origins -- Articles on the Passamaquoddy and Dawnland Peoples. Includes internet resources on the Passamaquoddy Tribe and people. This is part of a larger resource, Native American Political Issues (NAPI), authored by Laura Brooks who is a member of the Passamaquoddy Tribe Passamaquoddy Tribe at Pleasant Point -- Perry, Maine. People of the Dawn tribal information, links, economic development, programs, departments, crafts, artists, committees, more. Passamaquoddy-Maliseet Dictionary -- Algonquian language group. Penobscot Articles: The River is Our Life -- Three articles describing the affects of pollution in the Penobscot River on the Penobscot Nation''s culture and way of life. Penobscot Nation v. Fellencer (1/19/1999, No. 98-1326) -- This court case examines the term "internal tribal matter" in the Maine Indian Claims Settlement as it applies to employment termination within the Penobscot Nation. Judgement ruled in favor of the Penobscot Nation. Preserving the language through song: By Allen Sockabasin -- Describes growing up on and the history of the Passamaquoddy reservation, and the importance of keeping alive the traditional Passamaquoddy language, song, and culture. Quoddy Loop--Passamaquoddy Tribe -- Passamaquoddy Tribe of Maine and New Brunswick. Information is part of larger local community sites in Downeast Maine. Running Deer''s Home...a place of relaxation and sharing -- This is a personal home page, well constructed, interesting with thoughts on animal traits, totems, minerals and gems , original writings,medicine wheels, prayers, chrakras and more. Includes a history of the Penobscot Nation of Maine. The Maliseet -- A brief history of the Maliseet in Maine including the Houlton Band of Maliseet. Part of the larger site of Northeast Wigwam. The Micmac -- Brief look at tribal history, dates, Powwows, legends, tribes and much more. Part of a larger website. The Passamaquoddy -- Native American Studies series looks at arts and culture in the history of The Passamaquoddy Indians of Maine. Up to date links to related Maine sites. The Passamaquoddy - People of the Pollock-Spearing Place -- Brief history by Northeast Wigwam with Native American History, Powwows and more. The Penobscot - Where the Rocks Spread Out -- Northeast Wigwam is loaded with Native American History, dates, Powwows, gardening, games, New England Native Calendar, legends, tribes and much more. Tribal Sovereignty, By Mark A. Chavaree, Esq. -- Focuses on the the 1980 Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act and the sovereignty of the Penobscot Nation Wabanaki Center Academic Services -- Resource for the Native American student at the University of Maine. Wabanaki Legal News -- Pine Tree Legal Assistance newsletters dealing with issues pertinent to the Native Americans in Maine. Wabanaki Literature -- stories of the Wabanaki Wabanaki Women''s Gathering -- Ellsworth, Maine. Camp Jordan. Building support systems of wellness for Wabanaki women and communities through traditional values. Wabanaki articles from the Maine Rural Development Council -- Deals with current issues, including tribal-state relations, the Settlement Act, and cultural awareness
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