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Title	Date	Reference	Authors	Call #	ISSN
New survey data related to the location of the Munsee "new fort" of 1663, town of Shawangunk, Ulster County	2023	The bulletin: journal of the New York State Archaeological Association (137): 85-92	Timothy J. Abel	*H6/KE [BULLETIN-]	1046-2368
Complexities of simplification in language revitalization: the case of Lenape in eastern Pennsylvania	2022	Practicing anthropology 44 (4): 38-42	Paul B. Garrett	qH6 [PRACTICING-]	0888-4552
Nathan Young: Delaware/Pawnee/Kiowa interdisciplinary artist and musician	2021	First American art magazine Spring (30): 66-71	Thollem	H6/KUB [FIRST-]	2333-5548
The tales we forget. Peeling back the layers of New York's history	2021	American Indian NMAI 22 (1): 8-11	James Ring Adams	*H6/KUB [AMERICAN-]	1528-0640
The paradox of partial similarity. Unami secondary object marking and other clones of the N-endings	2020	Papers of the Algonquian conference 49 (): 99-113	Ives Goddard	H6/KUB [ALGONQUIAN-]	0031-5671
The Kansas Unami writings of Ira D. Blanchard, pioneering Algonguian linguist	2019	Papers of the Algonquian conference 48 (): 87-106	Ives Goddard	H6/KUB [ALGONQUIAN-]	0031-5671
The Kansas Unami writings of Ira D. Blanchard, pioneering Algonquian linguist	2019	Papers of the Algonquian conference 48 (): 87-106	Ives Goddard	H6/KUB [ALGONQUIAN-]	0031-5671
The road to Kingsbridge: Daniel Nimham and the Stockbridge Indian company in the American Revolution	2017	American Indian NMAI 18 (3): 34-9	Larence M. Hauptman	*H6/KUB [AMERICAN-]	1528-0640
"We call it put him away": contemporary Delaware burial practices and NAGPRA	2016	North American archaeologist 37 (2): 112-35	Brice Obermeyer	*H6/KE [NORTH-]	0197-6931
Lenape ("Delaware") mail carriers and the origins of the US postal service	2015	American Indian culture and research journal 39 (3): 99-121	Marshall Joseph Becker	H6/KUB [AMERICAN-]	0161-6463
(Dis)armed friendship: impacts of colonial ideology on early Quaker attitudes toward American Indians	2015	Culture and religion 16 (3): 308-26	Barbara Heather Marianne O. Bielsen	H6/KFO [SCOTTISH-]	1475-5610
Quilled trapezoidal pouches from the western Great Lakes region	2015	American Indian art magazine 40 (4): 48-63	Sylvia S. Kaspricki	*H6/KUB [AMERICAN-]	0192-9968
Black Beaver: Delaware hero of the Civil War	2015	American Indian NMAI 16 (2): 38-42	Laurence M. Hauptman	*H6/KUB [AMERICAN-]	1528-0640
American Indian removal beyond the Removal Act	2014	Native American and indigenous studies 1 (1): 65-87	John P. Bowes
Beaded cloth shoulder bags: bandoliers of the Southeast	2010	Whispering wind 39 (4): 4-11	Michael G. Johnson	*H6/KUB [WHISPERING-]	0300-6565
'Der Apfel ist die Banane des Indianers'. Zur Gastroethnografie des nordöstlichen Nordamerika	2010	Anthropos (St Augustin) 105 (2): 355-67	Marin Trenk	H6 [ANTHROPOS-]	0257-9774
Our stories, our future: the Eastern Delaware Nations Oral History Project	2010	Practicing anthropology 32 (1): 32-7	David J. Minderhout Jessica D. Dowsett	qH6 [PRACTICING-]	0888-4552
Reduplication in the Delaware languages	2010	Papers of the Algonquian conference 42 (): 134-58	Ives Goddard	H6/KUB [ALGONQUIAN-]	0031-5671
Linguistic variation in a small speech community: the personal dialects of Moraviantown Delaware	2010	Anthropological linguistics 52 (1): 1-48	Ives Goddard	H6/KK [ANTHROPOLOGICAL-]	0003-5483
Delaware Country: landscape, identity, and politics in an Oklahoma Indian tribe	2009	Plains anthropologist 54 (211): 181-99	Brice Obermeyer	H6/KUB [PLAINS-]	0032-0447
The Munsee of Charles Halfmoon's translations	2009	Papers of the Algonquian conference 41 (): 81-119	Charles Halfmoon	H6/KUB [ALGONQUIAN-]	0031-5671
Mementos of a vanished world: seventeenth-century Woodlands war clubs	2009	Tribal art (52): 120-15	Winfield Coleman	*H6/KFY [WORLD-]	1354-2990
Native Americans in the Pennsylvania school curriculum	2009	Practicing anthropology 31 (1): 16-20	Andrea T. Frantz David Minderhout	qH6 [PRACTICING-]	0888-4552
Penn's peaceable kingdon: Shangri-la revisited	2009	Ethnohistory 56 (4): 651-67	Dawn Marsh	H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-]	0014-1801
Invisible Indians: Native Americans in Pennsylvania	2008	Human organization 67 (1): 61-7	Andrea Frantz David Minderhout	H6/KF [APPLIED-]	0018-7259
Laughing with the Lenape	2008	Acta americana 16 (1): 33-48	Kim-Eric Williams	H6/KUL [ACTA-]	1104-4446
Salvaging the Delaware big house ceremony: the history and legacy of Frank Speck's collaboration with the Oklahoma Delaware	2007	Histories of anthropology annual 3 (): 184-98	Brice Obermeyer	H1 [HISTORIES-]	1557-637X
Revitalization movements and Christian missions in the new world	2005	Ethnologia polona 26 (): 147-63	Markéta Křížová	H6 [ETHNOLOGIA-]	0137-4079
Rethinking Delaware archaeology: a beginning	2003	North American archaeologist 24 (1): 29-81	Charles C. Clarck IV Jay F. Custer		0197-6931
Delaware identity in the Cherokee nation	2002	Indigenous nations studies journal 3 (1): 19-45	Claudia Haake	H6/KF [INDIGENOUS-]
Hypolite Bolon père et fils: interpreters to the Delawares (and other Prairie Algonquians)	2000	Papers of the Algonquian conference 31 (): 381-401	Rodney Staab		0031-5671
Destruction of Delaware and Miami towns in the aftermath of the battle of Tippecanoe: the impact of perspective on history	2000	Papers of the Algonquian conference 31 (): 68-76	William W. Giffin		0031-5671
Complementary power: men and women of the Lenni Lenape	2000	American Indian quarterly 24 (1): 44-63	Margaret M. Caffrey		0095-182X
Effigy faces in Lenape archaeology and ethnography	1999	Acta americana 7 (2): 7-23	Herbert C. Kraft		1104-4446
Resiliency as resistance: eastern Woodland Munsee groups on the early colonial frontier	1998	North American archaeologist 19 (2): 117-34	Lenore Santone
Body symbolism and cultural aesthetics: the use of shell beads and ornaments by Delaware and Munsee groups	1998	North American archaeologist 19 (2): 135-61	Lynn Marie Pietak
The early years of Watomika (James Bouchard): Delaware and Jesuit	1989	American Indian Quarterly 13 (2): 165-88	Jay Miller

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