Native American Resources by B Woodward https://padlet.com/beth_o_woodward/xcoq1i2s9ez8 SE Primary Sources and Articles en-us 2017-08-20 01:08:29 UTC 2018-09-08 17:47:44 UTC hello@padlet.com Native Americans in Georgia beth_o_woodward https://padlet.com/beth_o_woodward/xcoq1i2s9ez8/wish/181740806
"The area that is now Middle Georgia has been inhabited for thousands of years. Generations of indigenous people lived here, and built enormous mounds and massive cities. Native Americans were forcibly removed to make way for cotton plantations, but their legacy and their descendants remain." Dr. David A. Davis, assistant professor of English at Mercer and organizer of the 2014 symposium.

Dr. Eric Gary Anderson, director of Native American and indigenous studies at George Mason University-- Keynote:  "Reading and Writing Earthworks," 

A panel of presentations on Native American history - Steven Peach of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, John C. Winters of CUNY Graduate Center and Jonathan Fairchild of the University of Houston.

Janet McAdams, an Alabama Creek poet and Robert B. Hubbard Professor in Poetry at Kenyon College, will give a reading from her work

A second panel of presentations on Native Americans in the contemporary South will be offered from 1:40-3 p.m. by Dr. Gina Caison of Georgia State University, Dr. Courtney Lewis of the University of South Carolina and Dr. Matthew Jennings of Middle Georgia State College.

Dr. Claudio Saunt, Richard B. Russell Professor in American History at the University of Georgia, will deliver a closing keynote address, titled "Excavating the History of Southern Indians," at 3 p.m
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