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Some notes on mapping indigenous peoples in Wisconsin

(reposted from my tumblr account with minor format adjustments) I’ve been doing some heavy-duty learning about indigenous history in the Great Lakes from 1600-1800 lately, and in the process I’ve...

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Borders and the Métis Nation

History of the Métis Homeland Quick refresher: The Métis are a group of people who are descended from primarily French-Canadian, Scottish, and English fur traders who married mostly Cree and Ojibwe...

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Pre-Columbian contact that probably happened

Pre-Columbian American history is one of my biggest areas of interest. And one of the things I’ve learned over the course of studying it is that unlike in European history, where “theory unsupported by...

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Recognizing Hopewell and Cultural Continuity

I saw a post of a Hopewell pipe a few days ago and it got me thinking about Hopewell. For the unfamiliar, Hopewell is the name for the general cultural tradition and exchange network that spread across...

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The indigenous women miners of the Driftless Area

Lead mining and the lead rush of the 1820s is a huge part of the cultural narrative of white settlement in southeastern Wisconsin and the nearby parts of Minnesota, Illinois, and Iowa known as the...

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