Jun 04, 2018
Cherokee Study Closed: Phase III Results to Be Published in “More Real People Who Proved the Geneticists Wrong” Phase III of DNA Consultants’ Cherokee DNA Studies has been closed to enrollment, the company announced May 25. The…
Feb 09, 2018
Fact #1. They are “old iron objects found outside Tucson in 1924.” Incredibly, this “fact” comes from the first sentence of the description of the Tucson Artifacts in the Arizona Historical Society’s catalogue, which is published on…
Nov 08, 2017
What You Thought You Knew about Southwest U.S. Indians is probably not right... Tucson Artifacts can shed light on American Indians The Tucson Artifacts bear reliable dates in the Christian calendar (560, 705,…
Feb 28, 2017
Here is the earliest and most authoritative version of the story of the origins and migrations of the Cherokee people, as recounted by a noted member of the Keetoowah Society and published in the Indian Chieftan newspaper in the…
Apr 02, 2015
Becoming Indian by Circe Sturm appeared several years ago as a blue ribbon publication of The School for Advanced Research in Santa Fe, N.M. It is likely to be used and cited widely by schoolteachers, tribal educators and government workers.…
Jul 14, 2014
An American Indian Cosmogony from the Tihanama Language Donald N. Yates Philosophy is not a concept often applied to Native American traditional knowledge except in a loose sense. Yet it seems a fruitful approach for understanding what…
Apr 18, 2014
In volume 46, number 2, the NEARA Journal of the New England Antiquities Research Association ran a lengthy review of Donald N. Yates' book, Old World Roots of the Cherokee: How DNA, Ancient Alphabets and Religion Explain the Origins of…
Dec 23, 2013
Here's the score on the longest-running disputed Indian enrollment case on record, Nancy Cooper v. The Choctaw Nation: Yes for 2 years, in Limbo for 7 years, No for 115 years, Yes for 6 months, No forever (or until we change our minds…
Nov 05, 2013
Shocking, Long Overdue Revision to American Indian Genetics By Donald N. Yates The ecstatic waters . . . Through their ancestral patterns dance. —William Butler Yeats, "News for the Delphic Oracle" We've been saying it all along but…
Oct 02, 2013
This month we have three great prizes to give away here at Panther’s Lodge. We will be drawing three names from among our registered authors and account holders. If you are already registered or have purchased anything from us,…
Cherokee Study Closed: Phase III Results to Be Published in “More Real People Who Proved the Geneticists Wrong” Phase III of DNA Consultants’ Cherokee DNA Studies has been closed to enrollment,…
Fact #1. They are “old iron objects found outside Tucson in 1924.” Incredibly, this “fact” comes from the first sentence of the description of the Tucson Artifacts in the Arizona Historical Society’s…
What You Thought You Knew about Southwest U.S. Indians is probably not right... Tucson Artifacts can shed light on American Indians The Tucson Artifacts bear reliable dates in…
Here is the earliest and most authoritative version of the story of the origins and migrations of the Cherokee people, as recounted by a noted member of the Keetoowah Society and published in the Indian…
