Native Nations in the Americas and the history of maize. For National Geographic School Publishing
The historical journey of cornNative American indigenous cultures map, North America
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Maps are very general indicator of where a ” tribe” may have had an impact on the landscape, prior to European contact: however, some reference to Archaeological/ Anthropological data would add credibility to your efforts. This topic is quite complex , and needs to addressed with scholarship.
I am a 8th grader from Draper Park Middle School, and I was wondering if I could use your map for my History day project. If so, there are a few things I am wondering about. What was the year of publication? What is the title of this work? What URL would be best to use for this? Any other information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you so much, I hope to hear back from you as soon as possible!
What about the Mohawks, Huron, and Iroquois who were north of the Mohawks land in Massachusetts.
Also if this map is for only the 1500’s , then I have a map earlier showing a Map of all Native American Tribal Territories and Language Centers in North America, prior to white setters, which shows 5 times more then your map
Funny how you just decided to omit the Yaqui from your “maps” one of the largest nations to exist but for whatever reason like every other propagandist and “map maker” you just decided it’d be too much work. Maps my ass 🙄🤦🏽♂️
Interesting how many emotions a map can trigger. Keep in mind that a map-maker doesn’t create the text for a map. All the information on this map was mandated years ago by editors at National Geographic School Publishing. Nevertheless, I added a number of tribes myself. And when I get comments, I’ve always added or edited the tribal name requested. This map has a like of its own, evolving from comments by site visitors.
I’m very aware of the Yoeme since I live among them. I’m working for another client on a new set of maps detailing the Yoeme homelands and diaspora in Arizona. I’ll take your comment as a positive suggestion.
The Chichimeca group of natives ( Zacatecos, Guachichiles, Caxcanes) Who were from the Mexican states of Zacatecas, San Luis Potosí, Aguascalientes. Would you consider them Meso American or Southwest culturally? According to your map they are on the boarder of these two cultural groups.
I think all the categories are arbitrary depending on your perspective: looking north from Mexico, or looking south from the US. I welcome any input because I am not a scholar. I’m a mapmaker and I’ll edit the map based on better information.
Maps are very general indicator of where a ” tribe” may have had an impact on the landscape, prior to European contact: however, some reference to Archaeological/ Anthropological data would add credibility to your efforts. This topic is quite complex , and needs to addressed with scholarship.
I am a 8th grader from Draper Park Middle School, and I was wondering if I could use your map for my History day project. If so, there are a few things I am wondering about. What was the year of publication? What is the title of this work? What URL would be best to use for this? Any other information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you so much, I hope to hear back from you as soon as possible!
What about the Mohawks, Huron, and Iroquois who were north of the Mohawks land in Massachusetts.
Also if this map is for only the 1500’s , then I have a map earlier showing a Map of all Native American Tribal Territories and Language Centers in North America, prior to white setters, which shows 5 times more then your map
Where is this map?
Funny how you just decided to omit the Yaqui from your “maps” one of the largest nations to exist but for whatever reason like every other propagandist and “map maker” you just decided it’d be too much work. Maps my ass 🙄🤦🏽♂️
Interesting how many emotions a map can trigger. Keep in mind that a map-maker doesn’t create the text for a map. All the information on this map was mandated years ago by editors at National Geographic School Publishing. Nevertheless, I added a number of tribes myself. And when I get comments, I’ve always added or edited the tribal name requested. This map has a like of its own, evolving from comments by site visitors.
I’m very aware of the Yoeme since I live among them. I’m working for another client on a new set of maps detailing the Yoeme homelands and diaspora in Arizona. I’ll take your comment as a positive suggestion.
The Chichimeca group of natives ( Zacatecos, Guachichiles, Caxcanes) Who were from the Mexican states of Zacatecas, San Luis Potosí, Aguascalientes. Would you consider them Meso American or Southwest culturally? According to your map they are on the boarder of these two cultural groups.
I think all the categories are arbitrary depending on your perspective: looking north from Mexico, or looking south from the US. I welcome any input because I am not a scholar. I’m a mapmaker and I’ll edit the map based on better information.
Delaware was an English colonist. Our people are called Lenape, not Delaware. Please fix your Indigenous peoples map.
Thank you. I will edit the Delaware.
Actually LENNI-Lenape is the full name-
where can I purchase these maps…I am a high school social studies teacher and I’d love to have a set of these maps..
Ron White
I can make prints of any of these maps. They are custom made by me as art prints.