LibGuides: Maine's Indigenous Peoples: Abenaki

Articles

Abenaki
By Dean Snow, (January 18, 2012) updated by Michelle Filice (November 18, 2021) in the Canadian Encyclopedia.
Abenaki
Entry in Britannica School, 21 Mar. 2008. Accessed via Britannica School
Abenakis
By Beauchamp, Michael K. in American Revolution: The Definitive Encyclopedia and Document Collection, 2018. Accessed via Gale eBooks,
St. Francis, Abenaki Village
By Piecuch, Jim, and Paul G. Pierpaoli, Jr. "St. Francis, Abenaki Village." American Revolution: The Definitive Encyclopedia and Document Collection, 2018. Accessed via Gale eBooks
First Peoples: Wabanaki trade and transitions, 2021.
Maine State Museum (website).

Wabanaki Tribes: about
website.
Exploring the Wabanaki (People of the Dawn land) Confederacy
New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) webpage
Indigenous Cultural Heritage in New Hampshire: Welcome to a land called N'Dakinna...
Indigenous New Hampshire Collaborative Collective, October 7, 2022. Discusses in the organization and understandings of peoples.
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This is a scholarly article that discusses how the settlers thought about the indigenous peoples using their social experience from home, and not by the social experience of how indigenous people thought of themselves.
Answers to frequently asked questions about Native Americans
by the Native American Rights Fund
Norridgewock Indians
Dartmouth Library
Indians of the Androscoggin Valley
Bethel Historical Society from The Bethel Courier, Special Edition - August 3, 1981
The Last of the Pequakets: Mollockett
Bethel Historical Society - Written for the Maine Historical Society by N. T. True, M.D.,and published in the Oxford Democrat, Jan. 2, 1863
Penobscot Tribe
Dartmouth Library