Resources & Links
Internet Links
The Wyoming Heritage Project at the State Historic Preservation
Office, Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural resources-
wyomingheritage.state.wy.us
THE SMITHSONIAN’S
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN is dedicated to the
preservation, study, and exhibition of the life, languages, literature,
history, and arts of Native Americans. The museum’s collections
span more than 10,000 years of Native heritage, from ancient stone
Clovis points to modern silkscreen prints.
The BUFFALO BILL HISTORICAL
CENTER is widely regarded as America’s finest western
museum. Located in Cody, Wyoming, the Center features four internationally
acclaimed museums under one roof: The Whitney Gallery of Western
Art where you will find masterworks by revered artists and as
well as the artists’ work environment; the Buffalo
Bill Museum houses a rich collection that interprets the history
of the American cowboy, dude ranching, and the source of our ideas
about the West; the Plains Indian Museum with its nationally significant
collection from the early reservation period offers visitors not
only objects made by Indian people but also the stories of the
people behind the objects; and the Cody Firearms Museum which
houses the most comprehensive assemblage of American firearms
in the world.
NATIVE WEB and THE
INDEX OF NATIVE AMERICAN RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET are collections
of electronic resources for indigenous cultures providing information
about Native cultural groups, law and literature, languages, education
and publications.
ROCK ART AT RICE
provides an introduction to prehistoric art with an emphasis on
that art found in the southwest and western United States.
The AMERICAN INDIAN
STUDIES AT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY has an extensive
collection of digital image exhibits dedicated to the presentation
of unique artwork, photographs, video and sound recordings which
accurately reflect the history, culture and richness of the Native
American experience in North America. It also includes Indian
people of Central America and Mexico.
THE NATIVE AMERICAN
HISTORY ARCHIVE is a center for Native American Studies in
Internetworked Classrooms. Hosted by Columbia University, the
site provides easy access to Native American information and organizations,
a forum for student discussions, and tools for Native American
research within the networked classroom.
FIRST NATIONS
HISTORIES is a geographic overview of First Nations Histories
and Compact Histories Bibliography of Native Tribes of the US
and Canada
The RESEARCH
LIBRARY at the Getty Research Institute contains a wealth
of selected Internet links for history, archaeology, and cultural
studies and preservation.
ARCHAEOLOGY ON THE
NET is an web-based archaeology resource center with links
to organizations, publications, teaching resources, and newsgroups.
THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
OF AMERICA supports archaeological research, publication and
protection of the world’s cultural heritage. A non-profit
and educational organization chartered by the US Congress, it
is the oldest and largest archaeological organization in North
America.
Wind River Valley's Artist's
Guild
National Bighorn
Sheep Center
Headwaters Community Arts &
Conference Center
The Wind River Historical Center incorporates links to other sites
that may be useful and interesting to visitors. Inclusion
of these links does not imply the Center’s endorsement nor
does the Center take any responsibility for any material that
is not directly part of its own site.
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