Deep History - Indigenous Food Toolbox
We hope you are enjoying the Indigenous Foods Toolbox! This toolbox was created through a grant in partnership with Utah Diné Bikéyah, Red Butte Garden and the Native American Agriculture Fund. This webpage contains all the videos, links, and pdfs for the Deep History section of the curriculum. Questions? Email us at toolboxes@nhmu.utah.edu
Please note that some videos linked here and in the lesson plans are outside content hosted on YouTube. We are not able to control ads for these videos as they are not owned by NHMU.
Indigenous Foods Toolbox Curriculum
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Deep History
Why and How We Learn About Past Peoples, Cultures, and Events?
Wagon Wheel Brainstorm Protocol
The Challenges and Conflicts of Archaeology
National School Reform Faculty Chalk Talk Protocol
Protecting Indigenous Artifacts
An Exclusive Look at the Greatest Haul of Native American Artifacts, Ever
Should Museums Return Looted Artifacts to Their Countries of Origin
As Native Americans, We Are in a Constant State of Mourning
Return Looted Art to Former Colonies, Dutch Committee Tells Government
To Protest Colonialism, He Takes Artifacts From Museums
Indigenous Archaeology and Dr. Joe Watkins
Decolonizing Archaeology Video
Background Knowledge for Archaeology and North Creek Shelter Evidence
Starch granule evidence for the earliest potato use in North America
Deep History 2021 Presentation
History of the South American Potato
How Potatos Saved the World Video
Questions? Email the Teaching Toolbox Team