Indigenous Knowledge of the Americas

The Practices — Their History

How the peoples did the work of their lives, told as history — each practice from its antiquity through its height to its disruption and continuance, presented in the order their histories begin. Researched entry by entry, every claim sourced.

• Following the Herds: The Buffalo and the CaribouStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• Surviving Their Country: Shelter, Fire, Water and Winter TravelStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• Farming: The Domestication Centres and the Great SystemsStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• Their Crafts: Copper, Clay, Fibre and QuillStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• Hides: The Tanning Art and Its HistoryStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• Jewellery and Adornment: What They Made and WoreStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• Canoes: How They Made ThemStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• The Harvest: Wild Foods and Their ManagementStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• Trade Amongst Themselves: The Great Exchange NetworksStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• Hunting Whales and Seals: The Sea-Mammal HuntersStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• Their Songs: Music, Law and MemoryStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• Drums and Flutes: How They Made ThemStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• The Snow House: How the Iglu Was MadeStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• The Teas: Plant Teas of the NationsStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• Their Wars: The Conflicts Between the PeoplesStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• The Diseases: The Epidemic WavesStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending
• The Horse: Its Return and the Horse NationsStatus: Researched draft — cultural review pending