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Apportionment of genetic variation in contemporary Aleut and Eskimo populations of Alaska using anthropometrics and classical genetic markers	Native American* children and their reports of hope: A factor analytic comparison

Can museums promote community healing? A healing museum model for Indigenous communities	Unearthing collaboration: Community and multivocal archaeology in highland Guatemala

The Hopi and the Black Mesa: An argument for protection of sacred water sites	Indigenous resource management and environmental contamination

Protection of Navajo sacred objects	Tribal Nations and limitary concepts: Examining the dimensions and limitations of sovereignty and autonomy

Gray whales, green Indians, and sea shepherds: Questioning the application of theories of totemism by scholars to anti-whaling activism	Expanding Tribal Citizenship using international principles of self-determination

The embers of the peace pipe slowly fading away: Stoking the fires with deep dialogue to create a more peaceful society	Water quality issues facing indigenous peoples in North America and Siberia

Frames in American Indian gaming stories. An analysis of stereotypical frames in American Indian gaming stories covered in mainstream newspapers 1990-2008	The right to violence: Customary rights, moral economy, and ethnic conflict in seventeenth-century Virginia

Evolutionary consequences of recently founded Aleut communities in the Commander and Pribilof Islands	A longitudinal study of hope in Native American children and adolescents

Representing the museum and the people: Rhetorical sovereignty and the representational genres of American Indian museums	A reference grammar of Oklahoma Cherokee

King Alcohol to Chief Peyote: A grounded theory investigation of the supportive factors of the Native American Church for drug and alcohol abuse recovery	United States Indian education policy and reform: The survival of Catholic Indian education on the Menominee Reservation, 1884--1912

Reformers revealed: American Indian progressives at Haskell Institute, Lawrence, Kansas, 1884-1909