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- Official Site: Official Site of the Blackfoot Nation (Canada)
- Official Site: Blackfeet Nation (U.S.)
- Wikipedia: Blackfoot
- Handbook of American Indians: Blackfoot Tribe, Past and Present (1906)
- University Texas: Blackfoot Indians
- Blackfeet Country: Lewis and Clark's Camp Disappointment | Blackfeet Differ From Lewis & Clark
- Snow Owl: Blackfoot People Profile
Blackfoot Tribe History
- Manataka.org: Blackfeet Nation History
- New Advent Catholic Encyclopedia: Blackfoot Indians
- UNESCO World Heritage Site: Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
- Wikipedia: Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
- Villages of the Algonquian, Siouan, and Caddoan Tribes West of the Mississippi: Blackfoot Confederacy
Blackfoot Tribe Society
Blackfoot Religious Beliefs
- National Parks Service: The Blackfoot Religion
- Handbook of American Indians: Blackfeet Religion (1906)
- Wikipedia: Blackfoot Mythology
Blackfoot Tribe Culture and Crafts
- Blackfeet Country: The Museum of the Plains Indian
- The Wild West: Blackfoot Society
- OCB Tracker: Blackfeet Tales
- Wikipedia: Blackfoot music
Blackfoot Tribe Leaders and Key Figures
- Article: Blackfeet Nation Chiefs Photos
- Dictionary of Candian Biography: Old Swan Blackfoot Chief | Apikaiees Blackfood Runner
- Alberta Online Encyclopedia: Blackfoot Nation Chief Crowfoot Biography
Blackfoot Tribe Images and Videos
- YouTube: Blackfeet Reservation Life (Time 8:59)
- Yahoo! Image Search: Blackfoot Indians
- Google Image Search: Blackfoot Indians
Blackfoot Tribe Timeline
- 1781: Smallpox epidemic sweeps through Blackfeet country, killing hundreds
- 1806: Meriwether Lewis encounters Piegan Blackfeet
- 1837: Second smallpox epidemic kills nearly 6,000 Blackfeet, two-thirds of the total population
- 1893: Completion for the Great Northern Transcontinental Railroad through Blackfeet country
- 1896: Blackfeet sell the land that becomes Glacier National Park for the sum of $1,500,00 to be paid at $150,000 per year for ten years
- 1934: Congress passes the Indian Reorganization Act. Blackfeet Tribal Council formed.
- 1941: Museum of the Plains Indian opens to the public in Browning, Montana
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