Chahta Sources

Choctaw Camp by Max Carl Gritzner, 1851

Hina Hanta Database Online collection of Chahta (Choctaw) material culture, managed, and curated by the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma.

Nan Awaya Website (and blog) Dr. Ian Thompson, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, documents living on Nan Awaya Farm, accounts of Chahta (Choctaw) cooking and arts, landscape management and restoration.

MBCI Cultural Videos Series of videos that discuss or demostrate various aspects of Chahta (Choctaw) culture and heritage

MBCI Image Gallery Images from the MBCI Tribal Archives and Chahta Immi Cultural Center, depicting foodways, clothing, work, music, dance, social life, religion, historical events, people, crafts, and historical images of people and places.

MBCI Oral Histories Collection of oral histories and traditions, personal experiences, collected by the Mississippi Oral History Project (University of Southern Mississippi).

MBCI Articles and Publications Categorically organized set of short articles written in the mid-twentieth century discussing Chahta (Choctaw) history, social life, tribal government, "special interest stories," and three that focus on hominy, blow guns, and "The Riviera."

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Browse Chahta Items

Choctaw Dictionary

Choctaw Calendar

Many Makers: Collaborative Renewal of Chahta Nan Tvnna (Choctaw Textiles)

The Ball Game of the Southeast: Stickball and Cultural Resource Management (CRM) in the Anthropocene

Reawakening Chahta Nan Tvnna (Choctaw Textiles)

Chahta Intikba Im Aiikhvna (Learning from the Choctaw Ancestors): Integrating Indigenous and Experimental Approaches in the Study of Mississippian Technologies

Artefacts, archaeologists, and American Indians

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‘Chukka’ the Traditional Choctaw House