INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, INDIANS & NATIVE AMERICANS

Midwestern Indian Chiefs, 1865.

1730 Arrowsmith Battlefield; the Meskwaki (Fox) and French in McLean County, Illinois.

1813 "Peoria War" was a big part of eliminating Indians in Illinois.
1814 Wood River, Illinois Massacre.
1816 Treaty of St. Louis and the 1821 and 1833 Treaties of Chicago.

Ancient Illinois Indian Mounds - A Technical Examination.

Chief Pontiac, Head of the Ottawas and the First Indian Confederation, "The Illinois."

Great Plains Indians in Illinois before French Colonization in the mid-1600s.

History of The Illinois Confederacy of tribes in the Illinois Country.

History of the Illinois Country from 1673-1782.

History of the Paleo-Indian; Hopewell Culture of the Albany Mounds, in Albany, Illinois.

History of the Paleo-Indian; Migration to North America.

Illinois, a Brief History Beginning Around 12,000 B.C.

Illinois Towns Named for Indian Chiefs and Tribes in the "The Illinois" Confederacy.

Kickapoo and Mascouten Tribes History in the Illinois Country. 

Kickapoo and Meskwaki (Fox) Tribal History in the Illinois Country.

La Vantum Village Massacre of the Illiniwek by the Iroquois Indians and its aftermath in 1691.

Legend of the Piasa "Bird," an Ancient Indian pictograph painted on a bluff in Alton, Illinois.

Paleo-Indian Migration to North America & Ready/Lincoln Hills Site, Jersey County, Illinois 
Paleo-Indians of the Albany Mounds, the Hopewell Tribe, in Albany, Illinois.

Potawatomi Tribal History, including the Potawatomi of the Prairie.

Study of Pre-Historic Man in Whiteside County, Illinois, from the 1870s.

The Illinois Tribal history from the late 1600s through the mid-1830s.

Village of Cahokia, St. Clair County, and the Cahokia Mounds.

Women and their place in The Illinois Tribe.