Image: Gary Rice, "Sun Ray Mask."
This guide was created to highlight resources for learning more about Native art, history, and culture. Use the navigation menu to the left to explore the pages of this guide.
Please note that there is some fluidity in the terminology used in this guide. Terms such as Native, Native American, and American Indian are each used in order to emphasize the need to use a variety of terms when searching for information on any research topic. For more search terms, see the Research Strategies tab of this guide.
Getting started: The First Nations Development Institute compiled a list of suggested readings for anyone interested in learning more:https://firstnations.org/books
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