The Native Circle is a website mainly
       __           devoted to the Mohican Indians. It has a
     /    \         page about our tribe's symbol:Many Trails
  NATIVE CIRCLE     >>-----> see it here if you
     \ __ /         use a  text browser. This wonderful
                    site, maintained by Debbie Lonesome Dove
                    of Mohican ancestry, has links to
                    Stockbridge musicians, and links to sites
                    of interest to Native Americans.

• A brief history of the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohicans revised by the Stockbridge-Munsee Historical Committee, May, 1996
• History of the Mahican People ... from a series of tribal histories authored by Lee Sultzman. See also his account of the Massachusett tribe and the Delaware tribe. According to Stockbridge-Munsee oral tradition, the Muh-he-con-ne-ok tribe occupied New England from the seashore at Manhattan to Lake Champlain. The tribe prior to 1730 was composed of different bands including Mohegans, Manahattas, Housatonic River Indians, Massachusetts and others which together formed one nation, one family, "bound by blood, marriage and descent".
• Early history of Colonie, New York and the History of Lenox, Massachusetts provide a few interesting tidbits about the Mohicans.
• Vanguilder Marriage Note that Vanguilder was the Mohican in this story...see Debbie's Native Circle Page for more details !!
• Dialog on Native-L about the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohicans.
• USCode 459b Mohican land and mineral rights
• USCode 1142 Mohican tribal membership
• Poem by Aupaumut: 1725
• Algonquian language classification
• Treaty with Oneida, Tuscarora and Stockbridge Munsee (1794)
• Treaty with New York Indians (1838)

• Prehistory of the Algonquian Indians
• Archaeology of the Northeastern USA-Paleoindian sites
• Early Holocene Era Paleoindians-NE USA
• Shawnee Minisink (Munsee) Site-Overview
• Lighthouse Cove Site
• Dolmen in North Salem, New York