Contents - Seneca Nation

Level I	Main Text describing the Seneca Nation [Name, meaning, historical location, clans, position in Confederacy, Gahsdo:wa, brief history, present locations]	6	Screens
Level II	The Treaty of Canandaigua(1794): 200 Years Celebrated	11	Screens
	The Canandaigua Treaty Commemoration (P. Jemison)	6	Screens
	Historical Significance of Ganondagan	2	Screens
	Seneca Language Reference	2	Screens
	Seneca Biographies Reading List	2	Screens
	George Abrams - Anthropologist, Educator	1	Screen
	Sadie Buck - Seneca, Turtle Clan Mother, Singer, Educator	2	Screens
	Hubert Buck - Singer, Faithkeeper (Tim Johnson)	5	Screens
	Jesse Cornplanter - Artist, Writer	1	Screen
	John Arthur Gibson (1849-1912) - Chief, Speaker	2	Screens
	Handsome Lake (1735-1815) - Chief, Spiritual Leader	4	Screens
	Richard Johnny John - Faithkeeper, Language Teacher, Singer	1	Screen
	John Mohawk - Historian, Professor, Speaker for Grand Council	1	Screen
	Video clip- J. Mohawk on Great Law Of Peace	13	Screens
	Arthur C. Parker (1881-1955) - Anthropologist, Writer	5	Screens
	Ely Parker(1828-1895) - Chief, Military Secretary	3	Screens
	Seneca Chief Corbett Sundown (T. Johnson)	9	Screens
	Seneca Basketmaker Nettie Watt (T. Johnson)	4	Screens
	Notable Senecas Reading List	5	Screens
	Ho’yen da onh, Alvin Parker - Seneca, Heron Clan	1	Screen
Level III	Seneca - Ganondagan Reading List	2	Screens
	Seneca Reading List	10	Screens
	Total	99	Screens