Cultural Resources on North Carolina Native Americans

1. Museums & Cultural Centers

• North Carolina Museum of History - American Indian Heritage Explore exhibits and resources on North Carolina's Indigenous cultures.

• Museum of the Cherokee Indian Offers permanent exhibits, archives, and educational programs about the Cherokee Nation.

• Lumbee Tribe Cultural Center Provides information on the Lumbee tribe’s history and culture, featuring an amphitheater, walking trails, and more.

2. Historical Societies & Archives

• State Archives of North Carolina - American Indian Records Contains historical documents, maps, and records relevant to North Carolina’s Indigenous peoples.

• North Carolina Native American Heritage Commission Aims to promote the knowledge and understanding of Native American culture and heritage.

3. Genealogical Resources

• North Carolina Genealogical Society Provides resources for tracing Native American ancestry, including records and databases.

• Native American Heritage Genealogy Resource Guide Offers tips, guides, and resources specifically for researching Native American ancestry.

• FamilySearch - Indigenous Peoples of North Carolina Comprehensive genealogical records and resources for researching family history.

4. Tribal Websites

• Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians The official site for the Eastern Band, featuring news, culture, and history.

• Coharie Tribe Provides information about the Coharie community, events, and history.

• Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe Features history, culture, and activities of the Haliwa-Saponi tribe.

• Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina Official tribal website with history, programs, and cultural initiatives.

5. Educational Resources & Research Centers

• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - American Indian Center Promotes understanding and research on American Indian history and culture.

• Native American Studies Center at the University of South Carolina Lancaster Features research, exhibits, and programs on Southeastern Native American culture.

• Native Knowledge 360° (Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian) Provides educational materials, online exhibits, and teacher resources.

6. Online Resources & Databases

• Digital Public Library of America - Native American Collection Digital archive featuring historical documents, photographs, and more.

• Native Land Digital Interactive map of Indigenous territories, languages, and treaties.

7. Books & Publications

• "The Only Land I Know: A History of the Lumbee Indians" by Adolph L. Dial

• "Cherokee Roots" by Bob Blankenship
  These and similar books can be found at local libraries, tribal centers, or online.