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Direct linkCothran, Boyd – American Indian Quarterly, 2010
Originally conceived by National Park Service (NPS) officials as a way to "revive and maintain the interest of Indians in their own games and industries," the Yosemite Indian Field Days were part rodeo, part pageant, and part craft fair. Through its activities, the Field Days offered white tourists the opportunity to encounter…
Descriptors: Historiography, American Indians, American Indian Culture, Parks
Peer reviewedKalter, Susan – American Indian Quarterly, 2001
Euro-American historians have not allowed Native American scholars to participate as intellectual equals in academic debates concerning Native history. A comparison of received histories of Sequoyah and the emergence of the Cherokee syllabary and Traveller Bird's 1971 "Tell Them They Lie" reveals that Traveller Bird's argument is at…
Descriptors: American Indian History, Cherokee (Tribe), Credibility, Historical Interpretation
