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We're Still Here: Contemporary Virginia Indians Tell Their Story
Describes the lives of Native Americans living in Virginia.
130 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 2000
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February 12, 2019
This was in my bookshelf for about 10 years. It
read like a school text book. It opened my eyes to a part of Virginia history that I knew nothing about. Many of the Indian tribes are gone but there are two reservations that still exist and eight state recognized tribes in VA, as of the 2001 publication of this book. Worth reading especially if you live in Virginia.
read like a school text book. It opened my eyes to a part of Virginia history that I knew nothing about. Many of the Indian tribes are gone but there are two reservations that still exist and eight state recognized tribes in VA, as of the 2001 publication of this book. Worth reading especially if you live in Virginia.
February 12, 2019
Using this book as a reference in my classroom during a unit on the Native Americans. This book is a real eye opener about the issues facing present-day Indians. It changed the scope of my unit and added a ton of rich detail.
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