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Editorial banner reading Wampum, Shell Memory and Agreement, in gold lettering on a deep green background.
History
September 19, 2026

Wampum: How the Haudenosaunee Kept Their Word

Purple and white shell beads that colonists mistook for money. For the Haudenosaunee they were the archive — treaties, titles, and the Two Row.

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Editorial banner reading The Three Sisters, Corn Beans Squash, with a gold line drawing of corn, beans and squash on a deep green background.
History
September 19, 2026

The Three Sisters: The Field That Fed a Confederacy

Corn, beans and squash in the same mound — the Haudenosaunee farming system that fed towns of hundreds, and why armies burned it.

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Riders crossing the Great Plains at golden hour, one horse pulling a loaded travois
History
September 1, 2026

The Horse That Remade the Plains

A Family Could Only Own What It Could Carry That is the rule that governed life on the Great Plains

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Editorial banner reading Wampum, Shell Memory and Agreement, in gold lettering on a deep green background.
History

Wampum: How the Haudenosaunee Kept Their Word

September 19, 2026 The Native Tales Editorial Team

Purple and white shell beads that colonists mistook for money. For the Haudenosaunee they were the archive — treaties, titles, and the Two Row.

Editorial banner reading Sarah Winnemucca, Northern Paiute 1844-1891, in cream and gold on a deep green background.
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Sarah Winnemucca: The Voice That Crossed a Continent

September 19, 2026 The Native Tales Editorial Team
Editorial banner reading The Three Sisters, Corn Beans Squash, with a gold line drawing of corn, beans and squash on a deep green background.
History

The Three Sisters: The Field That Fed a Confederacy

September 19, 2026 The Native Tales Editorial Team
Three lodge poles raised as a tripod on the prairie at dawn
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Watch: How a Tipi Goes Up — and Comes Down in Fifteen Minutes

September 1, 2026 The Native Tales Editorial Team

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