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Further Exploring Our Wise Ways of Living and Learning

Interested in contacting one of our guests or learning more about a subject discussed in one of our programs?  Program resources are included below in order of appearance for each Revealing Wisdom Series. 

Native Nations and Friends Series

More Information:

Early Mohican History in New York State
with Shirley W. Dunn

Related Resources:

Dunn, Shirley W. “A Peaceful Indian Nation.”   New York Archives, Winter (2008):  12-15.

Dunn, S.W., Editor.  Mohican Seminar 2:  The Challenge, An Algonquian Peoples Seminar.  New York: New York State Museum, 2005 

Dunn, S.W., Editor.  Mohican Seminar 1:  The Continuance – An Algonquian Peoples Seminar Selected Research Papers, 2000.  New York: New York State Museum, 2004.
 
Dunn, Shirley W.  The Mohican World, 1680 - 1750.  Fleishmanns, New York:  Purple Mountain Press, 2000.
Neil Hellman Library Call Number:  973.04973 M2148D92

Dunn, Shirley W.  The Mohicans and Their Land, 1690 – 1730.  Fleishmanns, New York:  Purple Mountain Press, 1994.
Neil Hellman Library Call Number: 973.04973 M2148D92m