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Yale Collection of Western Americana, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library || Basket of black ash splints and sweet grass. St Regis Mohawk, NY. Yale Peabody Museum || 2013 Lesson created by Vanessa Del Giudice
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 * || Detail, Codex Reese, Aztec Land Map, c.1565, Mexico.
 * || Detail, Codex Reese, Aztec Land Map, c.1565, Mexico.

American Histories: Indigenous Peoples and Europeans in the Americas, a summer institute for high school teachers held at Yale __#|University__ , will explore Native American/European contact and the impact, both immediate and long term, to cultural, political and economic institutions of indigenous and European peoples. The Institute will compare and contrast diverse experiences and engagements, including conflict, collaboration, and exchange of goods and ideas. The cultural diversity of indigenous peoples in the Americas before and after the arrival of Europeans will also be examined. The Institute is offered as a collaboration between the Yale Peabody Museum, Yale’s __#|Programs__ in International Educational Resources (PIER) and Yale’s Council for Latin American and Iberian Studies (CLAIS). For additional information, click on the link above. []
 * Promotional information about the summer institute **
 * American Histories: Indigenous Peoples and Europeans in the Americas July 8-12, 2013 **

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