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Trail of Tears This award winning DVD that tells the true story of the Removal of the Cherokee Indians from their ancestral lands. Featuring Wes Studie, James Earl Jones, James Garner, with Cherokees from Tahlequah, and Cherokee descendants from NE Oklahoma, this two hour documentary explores America's darkest period: President Andrew Jackson's Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the forced removal of the Cherokees Nation to what is now Oklahoma. Thousands of Cherokee died during the winter of 1838-39 - almost one quarter of the Ntion. They suffered beyond imagination and when they finally arrived in Indian Teriitory, they arrived almost without any children and with very few elders, in a way with no past and no future.
HR007                       DVD (115 min) $34.95 (plus S&H)  

How to Trace Your Native American Heritage, for you, for your children, and for their children's children. Use this guide to search out the path of your ancestors. You will learn: How to obtain a CDIB card (Certificate of Indian Blood); How to obtain your Tribal membership; How and where to search the Dawes Rolls. There is also a complete listing of internet sites of over 500 federally recognized American Indian tribes and nations to help you in your search.
HR001                       VHS or DVD (34 min) $24.95 (plus S&H)  

Black Indians : An American Story. Black Indians: An American Story brings to light a forgotten part of America's past - the cultural and racial fusion of Native and African Americans. Narrated by James Earl Jones, produced and directed by the award winning Native American production company, Rich-Heape Films, this presentation explores what brought these two groups together, what drove them apart, and the challenges they face today.
Received Award of Distinction - The Communicator's Video 2000 Awards

HR005                       VHS or DVD (60 min) $24.95 (plus S&H)  

Native American Healing in the 21st Century discusses the ancient remedies that are now being endorsed by modern medicine. A look at the healing practices of American Indians and how many of those natural remedies are applicable to today's alternative health-conscious society. Learn traditional healing practices and philosophies from tribal elders. Featuring healing remedies for Heart and ciculatory ailments; arthritis, female conditions, asthma, skin conditions and more.
HR003                        VHS or DVD (40 min) only $24.95 (plus S&H)  

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Ancient America Series - The majestic world of early America comes to life in the video series. These videos are portraits of a diverse people whose timeless contributions continue to enrich our lives. Come explore the mysteries of the mounds and the lost civilizations that existed here before 1492. Discover the remarkable unwritten history and relics of the Indians of the Eastern Woodlands.
V1229      (60 min) $24.95 (plus S&H)   

Nomads of the West speaks of the many tribes that were, by necessity, among the most resourceful of all Native Americans. Trade was vital and because so many languages were spoken, sign language was invented to communicate between different tribes.
V1228     (60 min) $24.95 (plus S&H)  

Indians of the Southwest shows you the art, artifacts and the settlements left behind by the ancestral pueloans, Hohokam, and the other fascinating peoples who once inhabited this part of Ancient America.
V1227     (60 min) $24.95 (plus S&H)  

Was Columbus the first to discover America? Mysterious Ming Dynasty porcelains unearthed in prehistoric Indian villages along the Oregon coast suggest a linking with the Orient. Discover the sophisticated art, ceremonies, and wealthy societies of the Great Northwest.
V1226     (60 min) $24.95 (plus S&H)  

Here, the silent ruins speak of a time seven centuries ago when the Gila Cliff Dwellings were much more than just cold stone walls. They were homes to families - homes up in the walls of the canyon that were aglow from fires that burned long into the night. Small children played and families laughed and worked together. Yet, only the walls are left today. What happened? Who were they and where did they go? Come explore the fascinating story of these mysterious people of Cliff Dweller Canyon.

AV008                    (17 min)  $14.95 (plus S&H)  

Legacy of the Mound Builders is a story of a lost civilization born in the heartland of America; of advanced peoples with an elaborate trade network which extended over half the continent...and this was 2,000 years ago! While the Greeks were building temples in the old world, incredible momuments of earth were being constructed across eastern North America.
AV008                    (15 min)   $14.95 (plus S&H)  

More than Bows and Arrows documents the contributions of the American Indians to the development of the United States and Canada. From net fishing cliffs over a Northwest river to prehistoric mounds that rival the pyramids of Egypt. From early mines and medicine men to the ancient Hohokam irrigation canal system in Arizona. Narrated by N. Scott Momaday, Pulitzer Prize winning Indian author, More than Bows & Arrows has received numerous national and international awards for film excellence.
#AV001                (60 min)  $24.95 (plus S&H)