Library Liaison
Josh Finnell
Contact:
jfinnell@colgate.edu
Case-Geyer
Room 310
Case-Geyer
Room 310
315-228-7302
Subjects: African American Studies, African Studies, Caribbean Studies, Environmental Studies, Film and Media Studies, Islamic Studies, Jewish Studies, Latin American Studies, LGBTQ Studies, Linguistics, Medieval & Renaissance Studies, Middle Eastern Studies, Museum Studies, Native American Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies, Russian and Eurasian Studies, Womens Studies, Writing and Rhetoric
Tips
Be aware that spelling or Indigenous ethnonyms may differ from one database to another. For example works on the Navajo may be indexed as "Navaho", "Navajo" or both ways. Hot tip: Consult "Tribal Names of the Americas" (Case Ref. E54.5 .C55 2009) to find out the variant names and spellings for each first nation.
Browse these call number ranges: E51-E103
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Invasion of America Interactive Map - How the United States Took Over an Eighth of the WorldInteractive map connecting lands ceded and unceded to treaty documents, as well as tracing historical ancestral lands and current reservations.
Featured Print Resources
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American Indian Sovereignty and Law by Call Number: CASE Ref. KF8201.A1 A44ISBN: 9780810862357Publication Date: 2009-02-04 -
American Indian Biographies, Revised Edition by Call Number: CASE Ref. E98 .A46ISBN: 1587652331Publication Date: 2005-03-01 -
Notable Native Americans by Call Number: CASE Ref. E89 .N67 1995ISBN: 0810396386Publication Date: 1994-12-01 -
Native American Women by Call Number: CASE Ref. E98.W8 B38ISBN: 0415930200Publication Date: 2001-06-12
Examples of Subject Headings
- Indians Of North America
- Indians, Treatment of -- United States
- Self-determination, National -- United States
- America -- Discovery and exploration -- Pre-Columbian
- Indians of North America -First contact with Europeans
- Paleo Indians
- Prehistoric Peoples -United States
- Kennewick man
- Indians -origin
- Gambling on Indian reservations
- Indian Reservations
- Cultural property -- Repatriation
- Uranium mines and mining -- United States
- Sports team mascots
- Stereotype (Psychology)
- Indian Youth
- Boarding Schools
- Indians in popular culture -- North America
- Indians in art
- Indians in motion pictures
