Northeast Anthropological Association virtual hosts on April 28th, 2022 at 7 pm On March 28, 2022, the American Anthropological...

Myths are still being imposed on Indigenous cultures. Northeastern Indigenous people are being colonized by the myth that we burned our...

Research on CSLs in the Northeast Has Early Roots in the Ohio Valley Region Nipauwu kodtonquag at Tohkekomuash, in Sanakkomuk...

MassDOT Gaslights Taxpayers While Erasing and Rewriting Native American History After Strong Protests, MassDOT Promised to Seek...

Historical Archaeology of Free African-American Communities Common Ground in Black Historical Archaeology Many aspects of...

Part 1: Historical Development and Context This segment presents "Context for Studying Rock Piles in Massachusetts" by Peter Waksman at:...

Erasure is an aspect of genocide that removes the memory, historical and visible footprint of a people from the landscape and from public...

Once-Forgotten Revolutionary Fighters Were Also Slaves & Later Free, But Marginalized Parting Ways community was the home of four...

Stone Prayers – Native American Stone Constructions of the Eastern Seaboard America Through Time series, Fronthill Media Dr. Curtiss...

Revised 2/2/22 This series presents examples from the body of scientific research on Native American stone prayers, and the distribution...

The National Register of Historic Places recognizes the Fitch-Hoose House, an 1846 structure that was almost seized by the Town of Dalton...

Bureaucrats are pulling a fast one again. In the midst of holiday distractions, on short notice, bureaucrats are calling a meeting to...

Nashawe Hasunash Nipauwog at Tohkekomuash - Nashawe Standing Stones at "the Springs" stone prayer site. Indigenous narrative traditions...

Massachusetts House Bill H. 3982 as refiled on 6/4/2021 gives a neoliberal face to genocide by erasure. This bill continues the history...

Republished from Nayyag.org. by Greg Skibiski. "On lands owned by cranberry giant A.D. Makepeace in Plymouth County, over a dozen large...

Join speakers from Stockbridge Munsee-Mohican, Mashantucket Pequot, Eastern Pequot, U Penn and Massachusetts Ethical Archaeology, hosted...

Contacting Area Tribes to Report Features of Indigenous Heritage or to Request Cultural Engagement Indigenous peoples exist as both...

Of the 28 historically documented Indigenous nations of Massachusetts, only a few are recognized. Restoring identity is a major issue.

Scientific Research into Stone Prayers Confirms Indigenous Origins Groundbreaking studies on manmade stone features of the Eastern...

Within the New England archaeological community are a group of conservative archaeologists who continue to promote and staunchly defend...