The New York Times

GREAT ALASKA POTLATCH; Indian Tribes, Hostile for Generations, Bury the Hatchet. Klukwan, on the Chilkat River, Scene of the Assembly -- Preparations Made by Chief Kutawat.

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The World

Potlatch means sharing: Tribe carries on ancestral tradition of generosity

To Coquille Indians, giving gifts feels as natural as baking salmon or weaving baskets. Tribal Chairperson Brenda Meade recalls a family story of long-ago festivals on the beach near Bandon. Her ...
The New York Times

INDIANS EAT HUMAN FLESH.; Two Bucks and a Maiden Mutilated at a Potlatch -- Three Chiefs Arrested.

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Tampa Bay Times

Feast highlights Wider Horizons students' lessons on American Indians

SPRING HILL — The bowl of corn mush remained mostly full; only a few potlatch attendees broke the food's surface to bravely scoop out a taste. The bison stew fared better, but the hottest choices were ...