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From Nonotuck to Northampton:
Recovering Indigenous Histories

From Nonotuck to Northampton: Recovering Indigenous Histories
A Zoom Presentation by Margaret M. Bruchac


Thursday, March 9, 2023 at 7 pm
Register for the Zoom link.
Sliding scale admission: $5-25.

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Historic Northampton’s newly launched “Indigenous Histories” (access here on our website) features the scholarship of Dr. Margaret M. Bruchac. The centerpiece is a resource-rich and extended essay titled “From Nonotuck to Northampton: Recovering Indigenous Histories,” which re-examines colonial era encounters between Nonotuck and settlers, offers Indigenous perspectives, and gives readers the tools to better understand the historical record. The website also includes a visual history, maps, links to relevant historical publications and documents, and more.
 
Join Dr. Bruchac for a presentation about her research, followed by a question and answer period.

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Illustration: Margaret Bruchac with Steatite Pot
Caption: Margaret Bruchac, Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania, with Native steatite cooking pot from an unidentified site in Quaboag territory in Brookfield, MA. This pot, one of many collected by Amherst College, is now housed in the Historic Northampton collection. Photo courtesy of Margaret Bruchac.


Dr. Margaret Bruchac is an Associate Professor of Anthropology, Associate Faculty in Cultural Heritage, and Coordinator of Native American and Indigenous Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. She has long been a performer, ethnographer, historian, and consultant on Native American interpretation for northeastern museums, including Historic Northampton.

Resources to Learn More:
 
RESEARCH BLOG: On the Wampum Trail

https://wampumtrail.wordpress.com/

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Springfield-Agawam Indigenous Land Acknowledgement
https://sites.google.com/view/springfieldagawam-landacknowl/home?authuser=2
 
RECENT BOOK: Savage Kin: Indigenous Informants and American Anthropologists
https://uapress.arizona.edu/book/savage-kin

Margaret Bruchac's Land Acknowledgement:
This land acknowledgement references the Indigenous peoples on whose traditional territories my academic and personal homes are situated: the Lenape of Lenapehoking (including Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), and the Nonotuck of the Kwinitekw valley (including Northampton, Massachusetts), and their Indigenous kin and neighbors. I acknowledge the continued presence and resilience and sovereignty of Indigenous communities and nations today, and thank the Indigenous people I work with - particularly my Algonkian and Haudenosaunee colleagues - for their good will in our on-going efforts to collaborate in the challenge of decolonizing, recovering, and restoring Indigenous histories, lives, and futures.


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  • About
    • About Historic Northampton
    • What's On View >
      • Main Street Exhibit
      • The Sarah Strong Chest
    • Hours and Directions
    • Board-Staff
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Legal/Financial
  • Programs
    • Upcoming Programs
    • Past Programs 2022
    • Help I am not receiving email messages
  • Explore
    • Collections & Research
    • History at Home >
      • Videos
      • Interactive Witch Trial
      • Paper Dolls
      • Hidden Histories
      • Scavenger Hunts
      • Coloring Pages
      • Brain Teasers
      • Peg Doll Hunts
      • Jonathan Edwards Prayer Requests
    • Properties >
      • Parsons House
      • Damon House
      • Shepherd House
      • Shepherd Barn 2020
      • The Bridge Street School Sprouts
    • Educational Websites
    • Historic Highlights
    • COVID-19 Stories >
      • Vaccination Photos
      • Submit Your COVID Story
      • Children React
      • Family and Neighborhood Fun
      • It's a New World
      • Hope and Togetherness
      • Images
      • How Illness Feels
      • Brings Forth Memory
      • Blessings and the New Busy
      • Fear and Worry
  • Indigenous Native History
    • Native Histories in Nonotuck
    • Nonotuck Histories Essay by Margaret M. Bruchac
    • Recovering Nonotuck Histories Photo Essay
    • Profiles of Native People
    • Extended Biographies of Native People
    • Nonotuck to Northampton Maps
    • Native LIves Bibliography
  • History of Slavery
    • About the Slavery Research Project
    • Black Enslaved People
    • Free Black People
    • Native Enslaved People
    • Enslavers of People
    • Relationship Map
    • Timeline of Slavery in Northampton
  • DONATE
    • DONATE WAYS TO GIVE
    • Make a Donation
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    • Donate to the Collection
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