Cultural Enrichment

This presentation discusses Indian Relay and its increased popularity.

This presentation discusses that different uses of the various items in mens dance regalia.

This presentation looks at Crow Warrior traditions during the pre-reservation period.

This presentation looks at the pathbreaking life of Susie Yellowtail.

This presentation discusses the early railroads that went through the Crow reservation.

This presentation discusses the Crow Sun Dance that went out of use due to the establishment of the reservation.

This presentation discusses the life of Crazy Head.

This presentation discusses the economy of the Crows before the reservation.

This presentation discusses the three Crow bands and how they later settled on the reservation.

Grant reads a selection from his book.

This lecture focuses on the Crow constitution and its relation to federal Indian policy.

This presentation looks at periods of factionalism and unity amongst the Crow leadership.

This presentation talks about the Battle at Rainy Buttes.

This presentation discusses the renumeration Crows received from the 107th Meridian Settlement.

This presentation discusses the practice of wife stealing between Crow Warrior Societies.

Two participants in the takeover of Alcatraz discuss their time on the island during the occupation.

Intertribal War Stories

This is a presentation by Dale Old Horn on the origins of the pow-wow dance before 1883.

Origins and meaning of various Crow shields and their place in Crow culture and history.

Horse dance was bought from the Assiniboine sometime in the 1850s.

Ben Pease discusses his art and what influences his painting.

This presentation discusses Crow political factionalism during the early twentieth century.

he exhibit, its origins and development with the collaborative work that went into its design and content between Field Museum curators and cultural scholars and historians of the Crow people

Aaron discusses both the historical and contemporary importance of the Pryor mountain to the Crow people.