PUBLICATIONS :: NYSM RECORD :: Preserving Tradition
Edited by Christine Sternberg Patrick
Title Pages and Preface:
Christine Sternberg Patrick
pages i–x: PDF 113kb
Introduction:
A Brief History of the Conference on Iroquois Research
Barbara Graymont and Christine Sternberg Patrick
pages 1–4: PDF 81kb
Chapter 1:
Stylistic and Technological Analysis of Ceramic Vessels from the Bailey Site,
Onondaga County, New York
Christina B. Rieth and Elizabeth Horton (2004)
pages 5–14: PDF 238kb
Chapter 2:
The Eldest Medicine: Red Osier Dogwood in Iroquois Folklore and
Mythology
Anthony Wonderley (2002)
pages 15–24: PDF 215kb
Chapter 3:
Iroquois Mourning and Condolence Installation Rituals:
A Pattern of Social Integration and Continuity
Denis Foley (2001)
pages 25–34: PDF 451kb
Chapter 4:
Iroquois Beadwork: A Haudenosaunee Tradition and Art
Dolores Elliott (2002)
pages 35–48: PDF 784kb
Chapter 5:
Diplomatic Turning Point in the West:
The Six Nations and the Ohio Confederacy, 1792–1794
Timothy D. Willig (2005)
pages 49–60: PDF 524kb
Chapter 6:
The Haudenosaunee Environmental Protection Process (HEPP):
Reinforcing the Three Principles of Goodmindedness, Peacefulness,
and Strength to Protect the Natural World
Brenda E. LaFrance, and James E. Costello (2005)
pages 61–68: PDF 48kb
Chapter 7:
The History of Akwesasne: A Collaborative Project
Salli M. Kawennotakie Benedict (2003)
pages 69–78: PDF 160kb
Appendix:
Presentations at the Conference on Iroquois Research, 2001–2005
pages 79–83: PDF 76kb
Contributors
page 84: PDF 44kb
