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2013 Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) Conference. Dr. Donald Grinde is Professor of American Studies at the University of Buffalo, with a research focus on Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) history and…
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2013 Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) Conference. Elder Esther Stutzman is a Coos and Komemma Kalapuya traditional storyteller and enrolled member of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz, OR.
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2013 Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) Conference. Elder Theresa
Parker is NW Native American Basketweavers Association founding member, and member of the Makah Nation, Neah Bay, OR.
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2013 Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) Conference. Lina Markishtum is a traditional protocol keeper of the Makah Nation Longhouse Neah Bay, WA .
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2013 Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) Conference. Dr. Thomas Maness is Dean, OSU College of Forestry.
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2013 Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) Conference. Dr. Jackson is Elder of Confederated Tribes of Klamath-Modoc, OR, and an OSU Alumnus.
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Benjamin Madley, a postdoctoral fellow in History and Native American Studies at Dartmouth, is a young scholar who has already played a major role in genocide studies. He focuses on “frontier…
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2011 Oregon Book Award winner Paul VanDevelder. Savages and Scoundrels: The Untold Story of Americas Road to Empire through Indian Territory
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