In an effort to make Omaha artifacts and photographic images more available, this project is creating an online catalogue of tribal resources drawn from international sources. Partners in the project are the University of Nebraska State Museum, which houses some important Omaha artifacts; the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, and the Nebraska State Historical Society.
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In an effort to make Omaha artifacts and photographic images more available, this project is creating an online catalogue of tribal resources drawn from international sources. Partners in the project are the University of Nebraska State Museum, which houses some important Omaha artifacts; the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, and the Nebraska State Historical Society.
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Omaha Heritage Project
http://omahatribe.unl.edu/about.html
For more information contact D. Allison. Thomas P. Myers, University of Nebraska State Museum (UNSM). Dee Ann Allison, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Libraries. William Duly, UNSM. Zach Bajaber, UNL Libraries. Jason Bougger, UNL Libraries. Sue Ann Gardner, UNL Libraries. Margaret V. Mering, UNL Libraries. Brian Pytlik Zillig, UNL Libraries. Stacy Rickel, UNL Libraries. Katherine L. Walter, UNL Libraries. Laura Weakly , UNL Libraries. Paul Eisloeffel, Nebraska State Historical Society (NSHS).
The Omaha Indian Heritage Project
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UNL State Museum /. NE State Historical Society.
Omaha Heritage Project
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The articles presented here were selected from the. Compiled by Thomas P. Myers. This collection spans more than a century of Omaha scholarship and covers topics such as language, mythology, politics, and material culture. Great effort has been put into presenting these articles as they were originally printed. Compiled by Thomas P. Myers. A Sacred Object as Text. 17(1): 83 - 99. Birth and Rebirth of the Omaha. Thomas P. Myers, University of Nebraska State Museum. The Survival of Omaha Songs. 6: 199 - 204.
Omaha Heritage Project
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The Newspaper Writings of Susette La Flesche. Art, Photography and Music. Omaha Tribe images from the American Indian Congress of 1898 from the collections of the Omaha Public Library. History of the American West, 1860-1920: Photographs. From the Collection of the Denver Public Library. Histories and Stories of Nebraska by Addison Erwin Sheldon Two Crows (Cahae Numba). History of the state of Nebraska. Historical Sketch of the Omaha Tribe of Indians in Nebraska. By Alice C. Fletcher. Neihardt, John G.
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Omaha Material Culture - Omaha Language Curriculum Development
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Images of Omaha Material Culture. The digital images of selected Omaha material culture seen here and throughout the UNL Omaha Language website were photographed by Matt Pearson at the UNL Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, or as otherwise noted. All items included here are from the Awakuni-Swetland family, or as otherwise noted. More images of Omaha material culture can be viewed on-line at the Omaha Indian Heritage Project. Kúge, or kúge zhi. Ga, or thexe gaku bthaska. kuge 'drum', zhi.
Nebraska Portal | Center for Digital Research in the Humanities | University of Nebraska–Lincoln
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Skip Header and Navigation. University of Nebraska Lincoln. Center for Digital Research in the Humanities. Center for Digital Research in the Humanities. Research Assistants and Interns. Tools and Metadata Projects. Humanities Without Walls Opportunities. 2016 Nebraska Forum on Digital Humanities. Digital Humanities Workshop Series. Railroad History and Archival Research Symposium. CIC Summit on Digital Research in the Humanities. Basic Guide to Text Encoding. Scanning and Digital Imaging Benchmarks.
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