Penobscot Indian, WWII combat medic to meet family of fallen medic of D-day for first time Article and photos by… Read more Penobscot Indian, WWII combat medic to meet family of fallen medic of D-day

Beginning with the story of a little boy who wanders off to live with bears, bringing a name to his… Read more Wisdom of Bear

by Nicholas N Smith The reader joins a Penobscot family, where Little Devil Fish gets to hear some of his… Read more Penobscot Traditions, with Little Devil Fish

by Nicholas Smith – Published by Polar Bear & Company Over nearly six decades, Nicholas Smith has amassed an astounding… Read more Three Hundred Years in Thirty: Memoir of Transition with the Cree Indians of Lake Mistassini

The following article and photos appeared in the BDN, By Robert F. Bukaty, May 23, 2014: You can’t help but… Read more Indian Island landmark, Princess Watahwaso’s teepe, preserved by D-Day Medal of honor recipient Charles Shay

From Insights on June 6, 2015 By Robin Clifford Wood Jennifer Sapiel Neptune — artist, anthropologist, educator and member of… Read more Jennifer Neptune breathes new life into Penobscot art heritage

by Neil Rolde This is the story of these lands, wild then and, in many places, wild still, and the… Read more The Interrupted Forest: A History of Maine’s Wildlands

by David S. Cook First attempted in the early twentieth century, the publication of these ancient canoe routes, in daily… Read more The Native Canoe Routes of Maine

 by Charles Norman Shay As a young Army medic he had been in the famed 1st Infantry Division that landed… Read more Project Omaha Beach: The Life and Military Service of a Pennobscot Indian Elder

  For thousands of years, native people lived, loved and labored on Deer Isle as well as the surrounding islands… Read more At the Place of the Lobsters and Crabs: Indian People and Deer Isle, Maine