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    • Chenae Bullock
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Of The Earth:
Connections

Of The Earth: ConnectionsOf The Earth: ConnectionsOf The Earth: Connections
  • Home
  • The Exhibition
  • Artists
    • Shane Weeks
    • Denice Banks
    • Koyoltzintli
    • Inna Iadne & Viktor Iadne
    • Shannyn Weeks
    • Dan Tauapapa McMullin
    • Chenae Bullock
    • Tecumseh Ceaser
  • Awareness

Resources For Indigenous History and Awareness Today

Education is the key to awareness. Awareness is the key to intentional change.

Below is a list of resources tailored by Shane Weeks and other artists featured in OTEC.

The books mentioned here can be found in the library of the Queens Museum during the duration of the 

Of The Earth: Connections Exhibition.

SHANE'S LIBRARY OF INDIGENOUS LONG ISLAND RESOURCES RESOURCE

Good Neighbors
A Shinnecock History From A Shinnecock Perspective
By: Shane Weeks

Good Neighbors

A Shinnecock History From A Shinnecock Perspective

By: Shane Weeks

Natick Dictionary
A New England Indian Lexicon
By: James Hammond Trumbull
Introduction by Edward Eve

Natick Dictionary

A New England Indian Lexicon

By: James Hammond Trumbull

Introduction by Edward Everette Hale

New Introduction By: R. D. Madison and Karen Lentz Madison

Native Harvests
American Indian Wild Foods and Recipes
By: E. Barrie Kavasch

 Native Harvests

American Indian Wild Foods and Recipes

By: E. Barrie Kavasch

The Algonquian Peoples of Long Island From Earliest Times to 1700
By: John A. Strong

The Algonquian Peoples of Long Island From Earliest Times to 1700

By: John A. Strong

"Lords of the Soil" A Romance of Indian Life Among Early English Settlers

By: Lydia A. Joselyn

"Lords of the Soil" A Romance of Indian Life Among Early English Settlers


By: Lydia A. Joselyn

The Unkechaug Indians Of Eastern Long Island
By: John A. Strong

The Unkechaug Indians Of Eastern Long Island

By: John A. Strong

The Mishomis Book
The Voice of the Ojibway
By: Edward Benton-Banai

The Mishomis Book

The Voice of the Ojibway

By: Edward Benton-Banai

America's Early Whalemen
Indian Shore Whalers on Long Island, 1650-1750
By: John A Strong

America's Early Whalemen

Indian Shore Whalers on Long Island, 1650-1750

By: John A Strong

"We Are Still Here!"
The ALgonquian Peoples of Long Island Today
By: John A. Strong

"We Are Still Here!"

The ALgonquian Peoples of Long Island Today

By: John A. Strong

Ancient Native Artifacts of Eastern Long Island
Projectile Points
By: Ephraim Horowitz
Lucinda Hemmi

Ancient Native Artifacts of Eastern Long Island

Projectile Points

By: Ephraim Horowitz

Lucinda Hemmick

With an Introduction by

Chief Harry Wallace

SHANE'S LIBRARY OF Salinan RESOURCEs Suggested by Denice Banks

The Ethnology of the Salinan Indians
By: John Alden Mason

The Ethnology of the Salinan Indians

By: John Alden Mason

SHANE'S LIBRARY OF Tapa RESOURCEs Suggested by Dan Taulapapa Mcmullin

Tapa Samples From Polynesia
By: Robert D. Craig and Vernice W. Pere

Tapa Samples From Polynesia

By: Robert D. Craig and Vernice W. Pere

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