Native American Flags

I do not sell flags!! But I can tell you where to get many of them! See Item #5 below! Available as of November(2003) - from University of Oklahoma Press - Native American Flags - a compendium of over 190 tribal flags and flags of tribal associations. The culmination of two decades of research into the flags of America's first peoples! Over 190 color imagesonsixteencolorplates and two hundred more in black-and-white! The book is now available from either Barnes and Noble or Amazon.com. For those wishing to order the book offline, you may download an order form directly HERE

I do not sell flags! See Item 5 below!

Welcome to the greatly enlarged "Native American Flags" home page. Thanks to the kind people at AOL, I now have more room for showing you what I consider a little known, but fascinating expression of one group of peoples display of their national pride and self image. I know of no other site devoted to this topic, so I hope you will browse around. Remember I do not sell flags! If you want to buy tribal flags see Item #5 of the outer list (not the list of tribes) below.

The North American Vexillological Association published Don Healy's "Flags of the Native Peoples of the United States" as the sole topic of its third/fourth issue of RAVEN - NAVA's scholarly journal of vexillology, the study of flags, their history, and symbolism. That limited edition book from 1997 covered 142 tribes and associations and documents some 172 flags. It is no longer available from NAVA (see above for great news for those interested in this topic). What follows is a selection of segments from both publications. It is hoped that you find the information, different, informative and interesting. Due to contractual obligations with University of Oklahoma Press (see above) I cannot add new flags to this website that are unique to the new book is published. Never fear - I am not ignoring this site - since the book was sent to the editor, new flags have been documented from Idaho, California, Oregon, Washington, Massachusetts and Arizona and others. The new version of the book - now entitled "Native American Flags" will feature flags from all but a few states (SORRY - W,Virginia, Virginia, Illinois, Kentucky, Delaware and Maryland) and be generally available - that means Borders, Barnes and Noble and Amazon.com! Good news as of late 2005 - Virginia we have flag info - Massachusetts too!. It will appear sometime in 2006.

The following items are available for you to browse at your leisure (last updated January 27, 2006):

1. About "The Flags of the Native Peoples..."
2. List of Tribes with known flags
3. List of Tribes with flags of unknown design
4. List of Tribes without flags
5. Where to buy tribal flags
6. Flags and their stories - a sampler- Plus - if you seeat the bottom of the tribal page click on it and go directly to that tribe's home page!
1. The Abenaki
2. The Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians
3. The Alabama Quassarte
4. The Apalachee 07/16/2005
5. The Arapaho
6. The Assiniboine and Sioux of the Fort Peck Reservation
7. The Bay Mills Ojibwe
8. The Blackfeet
9. The Caddo
10. The Catawba
11. The Cherokee
12. The Cheyenne & Arapaho
13. The Chickasaw
14. The Choctaw
15. The Citizen Potawatomi Nation
16. The Colorado River Indian Tribes
17. The Colville Confederated Tribes
18. The Comanche
19. The Crow
20. The Crow Creek Sioux
21. The Flathead
22. The Ft. McDowell Yavapai
23. The Hawaiians
24. The Ho-Chunk or Winnebago
25. The Inter Tribal Council of California
26. The Iowa of Oklahoma
27. The Iroquois League
28. The Jamestown S'Klallam
29. The Kialegee Creek
30. The Leech Lake Ojibwe
31. The Lenni Lenape or Eastern Delaware
32. The Lower Elwha Klallam
33. The Makah
34. The Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara
35. The Mashuntucket Pequot
36. The Menominee
37. The Miccosoukee
38. The Minnesota Chippewa (Ojibwe)
39. The Modoc
40. The Mohawk
41. The Mohegan
42. The Muckleshoot
43. The Navajo
44. The Nez Perce
45. The Northern Cheyenne
46. The Oglala Sioux
47. The Oneida01/26/2006
48. The Otoe Missouria
49. The Ottawa
50. The Passamaquoddy
51. The Pawnee
52. The Penobscot
53. The Powhatan Renape of New Jersey
54. The Quapaw or O-Gah-Pah
55. The Quileute
56. The Quinault
57. The Red Lake Ojibwe
58. The Sac & Fox of Iowa
59. The Sac & Fox of Oklahoma
60. The Salt River Pima & Maricopa
61. The San Carlos Apache
62. The Santa Clara Pueblo
63. The Sault Ste. Marie Ojibwe
64. The Seminole of Florida
65. The Seminole of Oklahoma
66. The Seneca of New York
67. The Southern Ute
68. The Spokane
69. The Thlopthlocco Creek
70. The Tohono O'odham
71. The Tonkawa
72. The Tulalip
73. The Tunica Biloxi
74. The United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee
75. The United Sioux Tribes
76. The Warm Springs, Northern Paiute & Wasco
77. The Washoe
78. The Wichita or Kitikit-ees
79. The Yakima or Yakama(note this flag recently corrected, the spelling shown on the flag is now YAKAMA)
80. The Yankton Sioux
81. The Yosemite Miwok
82. The Zia Pueblo
7. Flags of United States Tribes - a state by state breakdown
8. Flags of United States Tribes broken down by major tribal nations
9. Flags of Native Peoples of CanadaMay 31, 2005
10. Flags of Native People South of the U.S.
11. Flags of the Native Peoples of Australia
12. List of References & Acknowledgments
13. To Order a Copy of the Book - Native American Flags
14. Give me more info! --- Links to relevent sites
15. Meet the author

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