Article: Siege and survival: history of the Menominee Indians, 1634-1856.(Anthropology and History)(Book Review)

Article: David R. M. Beck. The Struggle for Self-Determination: History of ...
Michigan Historical Review;  March 22, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... History of the Menominee Indians since 1854. Lincoln ... History of the Menominee Indians since 1854, David ... of Wisconsin's Menominee Indians. Beginning with ... explanation of how the Menominees more than merely ...

Article: David R.M. Beck. The Struggle for Self-Determination: History of ...
The American Indian Quarterly;  March 22, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... Determination: History of the Menominee Indians since 1854. Lincoln: University ... David Beck's history of the Menominees from 1854 to current times ... full understanding of the Menominees, Indigenous dwellers of ... difficult times endured by the Menominees in dealing with those who ...

Article: David R. M. Beck. Siege and Survival: History of the ...
Michigan Historical Review;  September 22, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... that built slowly over time and very nearly overwhelmed the Menominees by the mid-nineteenth century. Beck's account is a straightforward ... retain the natural resources and economic foundations the Menominees needed to maintain their distinct and living cultural identity ...

Article: Remains of Menominee Indians reburied
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  December 1, 2003 ;     412 words ...Remains of Menominee Indians reburied Associated Press Monday, December 1, 2003 Appleton -- The remains of 69 Menominee Indians whose graves were desecrated years ago now rest near the Wolf River, thanks in part to a 1990 federal law. The Menominee ...

Article: Fencing without swords: deer drives of the Menominee ...
Sports Afield;  April 1, 2003 ;     491 words ...As late as 1883, the Phillips Badger newspaper reported that Menominee Indians in northern Wisconsin were known to drive deer along 12- to 15-mile-long fences. The 8-foot-high fences were constructed ...

Article: $32 million settlement for Menominee Indians clears ...
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  July 3, 1999 ;     444 words ...Legislation to pay $32 million to Wisconsin's Menominee Indian tribe has cleared the U.S. Senate. The bill, which passed as part of a unanimous consent agreement Thursday night, was introduced by Democrat Herb Kohl. It represents the settlement of a claim by the tribe against the federal

Article: For centuries, sturgeon arrived in Keshena when the ...
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  April 18, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Keshena Every spring they came. The ugly, white-bellied fish with the gaping mouth and bony tail. Answering nature's silent call, they swam upstream on the Wolf River to spawn near Keshena Falls right around the time the Menominee Indian tribe began to run low on winter stores. Tribal members