I really want to learn more about Native history in the Americas (Canada, US, Central, South), but I'm having a horrible time finding resources beyond a YouTube documentary or two. Please help me! What resources are available for me to learn about natives throughout history?

by TheKingOfThings01

I feel like it goes way beyond the traditional spoken word natives would use to relate history. I do understand that because of this it makes information more difficult for historians to know for sure. But I think when it comes to this subject, I may just suck at finding resources.

I'm a Canadian, and it has bugged me to no end the past few years that I know so little about the Americas and its historical settlers. Even in school, back when I was younger (I'm only 24) we really didn't learn much. It's driving me crazy, because I think it's so fucking interesting and cool. I want to know as much about native history as some people know about other areas. Please help me find resources!

Mictlantecuhtli

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