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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Blackfeet Indians"”.
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The Sweet Grass Hills and Blackfeet Indians: Sacredness, Land, and Institutional Discrimination
… territory and play a vital role in perpetuating Blackfeet culture. The Blackfeet Tribe of Montana was forced to sell the Sweet Grass Hills to the federal government in 1888 after the decimation of bison populations. In 1992, the first large-scale corporate mining proposal in the Sweet Grass Hills …
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The Sweet Grass Hills and Blackfeet Indians: Sacredness, Land, and Institutional Discrimination
… territory and play a vital role in perpetuating Blackfeet culture. The Blackfeet Tribe of Montana was forced to sell the Sweet Grass Hills to the federal government in 1888 after the decimation of bison populations. In 1992, the first large-scale corporate mining proposal in the Sweet Grass Hills …
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Comparisons in the cranial form of the Blackfeet Indians: A reassessment of Boas' Native American data
… in head and face measurements of members of the Blackfeet Nation using multivariate statistics. The tests are designed to detect differences between the three tribes of the Blackfeet Nation (the Piegan, the Blood, and the Blackfeet). Blackfeet children sent to the Carlisle Indian School in …
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Comparisons in the cranial form of the Blackfeet Indians: A reassessment of Boas' Native American data
… in head and face measurements of members of the Blackfeet Nation using multivariate statistics. The tests are designed to detect differences between the three tribes of the Blackfeet Nation (the Piegan, the Blood, and the Blackfeet). Blackfeet children sent to the Carlisle Indian School in …
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Colonization of the Crown: Hunting, Class, and the Creation of Glacier National Park, 1885-1915
… resources available in the region. Both the Blackfeet Indians, who lived in the eastern areas of the present-day park, and white settlers in the western lands of Glacier, relied on the bountiful timber, water, and game for survival. The effort to create Glacier National Park in 1910, an …
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Colonization of the Crown: Hunting, Class, and the Creation of Glacier National Park, 1885-1915
… resources available in the region. Both the Blackfeet Indians, who lived in the eastern areas of the present-day park, and white settlers in the western lands of Glacier, relied on the bountiful timber, water, and game for survival. The effort to create Glacier National Park in 1910, an …