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American Indian Resource Center

Educational Resources

In their Own Words: Voices of Virginia Indians.
Educational CD-ROM, $10
A multimedia presentation of the history and culture of Virginia's Indian Nations. Perfect for teachers and students, geared toward grades 4-8. Copyright American Indian Resource Center, 2002.

 

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In their Own Words: Voices of Virginia Indians.
Video Documentary, $24
An overview of the history of Virginia's First Peoples from pre-contact to present. Includes interviews with chiefs from all eight state-recognized tribes. (37 mins.) (VHS) Copyright American Indian Resource Center, 2002.

 

 

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Werowocomoco Educational Resources

Lesson plans and posters regarding archaeological excavations at Werowocomoco are available here.

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Virginia Indian Reference Guide

A guide to further research on Virginia Indians, compiled by Emily McEwen, University of Oklahoma, edited by Jason Zacchetti, The College of William and Mary. Available here.