The Minnesota Historical Society Pamphlet Collection contains pamphlets and printed ephemera relating primarily to Indians of North America in Minnesota.
The Minnesota Historical Society Pamphlet Collection contains pamphlets and printed ephemera relating to people from the subcontinent of India (East Indians), the Nritya Jyoti Dance Theatre, Geeta Ashram religious center activities, Network of Indian Professionals, the LAMP (Literacy As Movement of People) effort to assist in literacy programs in India, the Minnesota Asian-Indian Democratic Association and other topics.
The Grand Mound now rests silently in a dense grove of trees and ferns where Woodland people began to mound earth over their dead 2,500 years ago. Ancestors of Native Americans gathered annually at this special place on the Rainy River near present-day International Falls to fish for the giant sturgeon, an important food source. Using new information from archaeological digs, archaeologist Budak provides dramatic glimpses into this ancient history of Minnesota.