Camp Daniel Boone's, Boonesboro Village begins Sunday, June 6^th, 2010 for Staff and June 13^th for Scouts. Once again I will be teaching Native Crafts & the Indian Lore classes to several hundred Scouts and Scouters for seven weeks ending on July 31^st. We are anticipating another very productive year. I will not be responding to emails or updating my website during this period.

Language, in many ways, defines a culture. One of the best language sites I have found on the web is
Native Languages of the Americas Preserving and promoting American Indian languages at
http://www.native-languages.org/. In addition to a tremendous amount of Native Language data, this site contains information on many varied subjects and links to many other useful sites. I recommend this site without condition.

Periodically, I am going to spotlight Websites other than my own with reviews and comments. This first such entry will cover the website "Shawnee Traditions" at http://www.shawnee-traditions.com.

The Shawnee were the dominant people in the area.<< MORE >>

When the Delaware and Shawnee got down to examining the treaty's fine points, they discovered that most of the lands being given up fell within their own hunting grounds-and that the Iroquois were being well paid for this betrayal.<< MORE >>

Bear Tracks is the Blog for Big Bear's Den website.Both the Website and the Blog deal with 18th and early 19th century Indian Tribes of the Eastern Woodlands<< MORE >>