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Basic Reference Sources

• American Indian History REF E77.A496 2003
• Atlas of the North American Indian REF E77.W195 2000
• Biographical Dictionary of American Indian History to 1900 REF E89.W35 2001
• Chronology of American Indian history. REF E77.S72S66 2007
• Documents of United States Indian Policy REF KF8205 .D63 2000
• Early American Indian Documents: Treaties and Laws REF KF8202 1979 (20 volume set)
• Encyclopedia of Native American Religions REF E98 .R3 2000
• Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes REF E76.2 .W35 1999
• Guide to American Indian Documents in the Congressional Serial Set: 1817-1899 REF KF8201.A1 J63
• Human Relations Area Files   
• Massachusetts archives collection of colonial and Revolutionary era documents index. F67.M3 (In Microforms room)
• Native American Education: A Reference Handbook REF E97.H138 2002
• Native American Sovereignty on Trial REF KF8205.Z9 W55 2003
• Native American Women: A Biographical Dictionary REF E98.W8 B38 2001
• Native North American Almanac   REF E77 .N27 1994
• Reference Encyclopedia of the American Indian REF E76.2 .R4 2000
• Statistical Record of Native North Americans REF E98.P76S73 1993 
• Treaties with American Indians: An encyclopedia of rights, conflicts, and sovereignty. REF 8203.6. T74 2008

*REF indicates a print resource located in the Reference stacks on the 1st Floor of the Fogler Library.

Indexes

• General index [to the] annual reports of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, vols. 1-48 (1879-1931)
• Ethnographic Bibliography of North America
• WABIB (CD-ROM)

Online Databases

Use the following databases to find articles on your topics. 

• Academic Search Premier
• America: History & Life
• Digital Dissertations
• Human Relations Area Files
• JSTOR
• Project Muse
• Sociological Abstracts

URSUS

This online catalog uses Library of Congress Subject Headings. Some selected subject headings include:

Indians of North America
Indians of North America -- Treaties
Indians of North America -- Land tenure
Indians of North America -- Maine
Indians of North America -- Maine -- Legends
Abenaki Indians
Abenaki Indians -- Economic conditions
Abenaki Indians -- Social life and customs

Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Unique Collections

• The American Indian in Graduate Studies (Bibliography of theses and dissertations about Native Americans)
• American State Papers, 1789-1838 (Library of Congress)
• Native Americans in Maine
• Archives Database (Maine Folklife Center)
• Canadiana Online
• Guide to Native Americans in Maine
• Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties
• Massachusetts Archives Collection
• Relations Between the United States and Native Americans
• RS965 Indian documentation inventory.
• Statutes of the United States Concerning Native Americans
• Wabanaki Studies Full-text Repository
  

Where to go for assistance:

• Ask at the Reference Desk:  Hours
• Ask a Librarian: E-Reference
• Ask a Librarian: Virtual Reference

If you wish to make an appointment with the Native American Studies librarian, contact:
Joe Fernandez, 581-3611
Reference Desk, 581-1673

Author: Joe Fernandez | Revised: 02/12/2008
© 2005 - Raymond H. Fogler Library