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- Alaska Cultural Exchange – Summer 2015 – Field Journal
- Alaska Cultural Exchange – Summer 2014 – Field Journal
- Voyaging on the Charles W. Morgan (Or, the Indian Mariners Project Goes Before the Mast)
- The Life and Career of Peter George and his Voyage on the Bark North America: An Illustrated Whalehunt
- She Dreams of Home
- Pequots, the Lost Ship Hudson, and the Giants of Patagonia
- Visiting Mashpee and Aquinnah
- New London’s Indian Mariners
- A Sealing Voyage to the Falkland Islands aboard the Schooner Breakwater of Stonington
- Block Island and Indian Pirates
- Point Lay and Barrow, Alaska (the last four days)
- Point Lay (the whale hunt)
- Point Lay (cont’d)
- Barrow and Point Lay, Alaska
- Research Travels: New Zealand
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Tag Archives: people of color
New London’s Indian Mariners
Here’s an article adapted for the Connecticut History website: http://connecticuthistory.org/new-londons-indian-mariners/
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Tagged communities of color, Connecticut History, Fishers Island, Indians, Mohegan, Native American, New London, Noank, people of color, Pequot
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A Sealing Voyage to the Falkland Islands aboard the Schooner Breakwater of Stonington
I’m now researching a sealing voyage to the Falkland Islands that was made in 1830 and 1831. At least three of the men involved in this expedition were Indians, including Moses Brushell, Henry Shantup, and Charles Skeesucks. Here are some … Continue reading
Block Island and Indian Pirates
July 20 – I’m vacationing on Block Island, a charming little island 13 miles south of Rhode Island in the Atlantic Ocean. To the Narragansett Indians this place was known as Manisees, “Island of the Little God.” I have been coming here … Continue reading
The Roots of Collaboration with Mystic Seaport
The Roots of Collaboration with Mystic Seaport I have had an ongoing collaboration with Mystic Seaport since I became a Cuffe Fellow (Paul Cuffe Memorial Fellowship) in 2006. My paper “Beyond Reservation: Indians, Maritime Labor, and Communities of Color from … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles W. Morgan, Collections Research Center, communities of color, Indian Mariners Project, Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center, Morgan whaleship, Mystic Seaport, NEH, Paul Cuffe Memorial Fellowship, people of color, The American Maritime People
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The Indian Mariners Project
Jason R. Mancini, Ph.D from the Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center A number of years ago I came across a footnote in a book that referenced two Indian men, Peter George and Benjamin George, in the Records of … Continue reading
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Tagged American Indian, Aquinnah, communities of color, Eastern Pequot, Indian, Indian Mariners Project, Jason Mancini, Katie Raia, Lantern Hill Pequot, Mashantucket Pequot, Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center, Mashpee, Mohegan, Montauk, Mystic, Mystic Seaport, Narragansett, Native American, Nehantic, New Bedford Massachusetts, New Bedford Whaling Museum, New London Connecticut, Niantic, Nipmuc, people of color, Pequot, Pequot Museum, Shinnecock, Stonington, Wampanoag, whaling, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
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The Indian Mariners Project 