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Archive-name: auto/alt.native/Columbus-Quincentenary-protest-files-available-via-ftp

Nearly the entire contents of the archives of the NAT-1492 mailing list,
which has been in operation since September, 1991, have just been made
available for ftp access via anonymous ftp from ftp.css.itd.umich.edu
(141.211.182.11).

The NAT-1492 list, which deals with the subject matter of the effects of
the voyage of exploration of Christopher Columbus from a non-traditional
perspective, was spun off from the NATIVE-L list, which itself deals more
generally with the subject of the indigenous peoples of the world, par-
ticularly with threats to their cultures and way of life.  Information
on how to get more details on NAT-1492, NAT-EDU, and the other mailing
lists operated by NativeNet are given at the end of this article.

To obtain articles via ftp, if your system supports the command, do the
following:
                ftp ftp.css.itd.umich.edu
             or
                ftp 141.211.182.11
                        (enter "anonymous" at the login prompt, and
                         enter your own user-ID at the password prompt.)
                cd /poli/nativenet.d/1492.d

Now you will be able to go to individual directories containing the
actual files, as indicated by the following list.

You can also obtain the entire archive via ftp from redspread.css.itd.umich.edu
(141.211.182.91) using the same procedure indicated above, but log on using the
commands:
                ftp redspread.css.itd.umich.edu
             or
                ftp 141.211.182.91
                        (again, use "anonymous" and your user-ID)
                cd /poli/nativenet.d/1492.d

This machine has the files in compressed form, so you'll need the "uncompress"
or "zcat" program in order to uncompress them.  Each file in this directory
structure ends with the string ".Z" - which indicates a compressed file.

The original articles may also be obtained from the archives associated with
the Bitnet-based LISTSERV archive at site TAMVM1.  To learn how to use these
archives, send the message:

                get nn-intro archives native-l

to the address:

   listserv@tamvm1.tamu.edu  or  listserv@tamvm1.bitnet  (that's "TAMVM1")

The advantage of using the LISTSERV archive is that you can retrieve articles
based on a full-text keyword search, which is explained in abbreviated form in
the document mentione above, or in a more complete form by means of a document
which can be obtained by sending:

                get listdb memo

to the listserv address.

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Following is a list of the files in the /poli/nativenet.d/1492.d directory on
the ftp.css.itd.umich.edu (141.211.182.11) system:

bytes     pathname                        brief description of contents

 8428 essay/aim-statement           12/91 AIM statement on Columbus Day
14033 essay/awair-essay             Arab World & Islamic Resources 1492 essay
14040 essay/guatemala-conf          10/91 2nd Continental Congress rpt&manifesto
11346 essay/herstory                David Yarrow account of Christopher Columbus
20935 essay/heyerdahl-talk          Thor Heyerdahl salutes Columbus in Cuba
 2603 essay/indian-child            Janeen Antoine statement on Columbus
 5791 essay/kuna-statement          Kuna Indians (Panama) on 500 Yrs Meetings
21693 essay/newsweekchalng          Newsweek on 1492 challenge-fighting strategy
16815 essay/peopleshistory          Zinn's _People's History of the US_ on 1492
 5712 essay/weatherford             Jack Weatherford on Columbus' reputation
13812 essay/winona-laduke           "We Are Still Here - 500 Years Celebration"

18579 event/current/bayarea-events  California Bay Area events, October 1992
 3059 event/current/denver-action   American Indian Movement 1992 Denver protest
 7095 event/current/environ-events  Bay Area (CA) events from environmental orgs
98962 event/current/hgw-detail      Healing Global wounds 10/92 protest details
 7260 event/current/hgw-intro       HGW (Nevada test site) 10/92 action overview
 1523 event/current/indiana-event   Indiana Univ. 11-hour Columbus Day event
12690 event/current/stlouis-event   Columbus Day event planned (?) for St. Louis

 4633 event/past/conferences        1492-related conferences already held
10301 event/past/denver-action      American Indian Movement 1991 Denver protest
 2995 event/past/guyana-commem      Guyana American Indian protest Columbus
 1818 event/past/hum-rts-conf       Rosary College human rights conference
 3279 event/past/panama-pilgrim     Ecumenical Journey for Peace&Life (Spanish)

 4322 media/deep-dish-tv            Deep Dish TV call for programming (10/91)
14185 media/pbs-series              protest PBS "Columbus & Age of Discovery"
 3169 media/van-homelands           NPR "Vanishing Homelands" series (late '91)
 6188 media/carib-ghosts            10/91 news stories about Columbus Day

26874 misc/1492-stories             brief Columbus history, misc current news
 5453 misc/haiti-tourism            Haiti tourism centre project (init. 9/91)
 5308 misc/jamaica-poll             Jamaica: Should we salute/execute Columbus?
 3218 misc/latinam-damage           Latim Am Council of Churches: restore damage

 1656 myths/wfp-intro               intro. to Witness for Peace "Myths" series
17344 myths/01-92                   The individual files here contain a series
15341 myths/02-92                       of articles which provide the history
16158 myths/03-92                       of the Columbus exploration and its
16960 myths/04-92                       aftermath, particularly the effects
17027 myths/05-92                       on indigenous populations of North
14199 myths/06-92                       America and the severe damage to their
10242 myths/07-92                       cultures, including ongoing patterns
16093 myths/08-92                       of U.S. policy in Central America
 9131 myths/09-92
10875 myths/10-91
 3469 myths/10-92
11444 myths/11-91
16792 myths/12-91

27194 organizations/congr-ind-orgs  Congress of Indian Orgs. of Central America
 1575 organizations/info-request    Ecumenical Program on Central Am+Carribean
 5998 organizations/introductions   introductions from orgs & activist persons
 1902 organizations/500yrs-resist   500 Yrs of Resistance campaign (London, UK)
 2294 organizations/misc-orgs       Munich, Santa Monica, Toronto organizations

 2335 printed/500yrs-booklet        EPICA Continental Campaign booklet info.
 4564 printed/500yrs-reader         Resource Center for Non-Violence booklet
 3768 printed/books                 Las Casas / Koenig books
 2770 printed/las-casas.book        Las Casas: Devastation of the Indies (1542)
  447 printed/nacla-report          biological consequences of 1492 & aftermath
 1418 printed/new-visions           MOBE "New Visions, New Alliances" booklet

 2275 resources/canadaradiopgm      CFRU-FM (Guelph, Ontario) 1492 program tapes
 5287 resources/org-resources       SAIIC resources, description of organization
 6434 resources/teach-resource      teaching resources for 1492 Quincentennial

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These files are the product of one year's dialogues concerning the 1492-1992
Five Hundred Years Anniversary (Quincentenary / Quincentennial) of the voyage
of exploration undertaken by Christopher Columbus, with special reference to
the devastating effects of that voyage and its aftermath on the native peoples
of the Americas.

The ongoing dialogue is available via electronic mail by means of a mailing
list called NAT-1492 which is managed by the Revised LISTSERV software at
site TAMVM1 at Texas A & M University, and is one of several mailing lists
operated by NativeNet, designed and managed by Gary S. Trujillo, who can be
contacted via the address "gst@gnosys.svle.ma.us" or as "gtrujillo@igc.org"
on the IGC (PeaceNet/EcoNet) system.  (43 Jackson Road, Somerville, MA 02145,
Phone: 617-776-0121)

To get more information on NativeNet and how to subscribe to NAT-1492 or any
of the other NativeNet mailing lists, please send a message to the address:

   listserv@tamvm1.tamu.edu  or  listserv@tamvm1.bitnet  (that's "TAMVM1")

containing the text:

                get nn-intro purpose native-l

(that's "NATIVE-L")

One of the NativeNet lists (NATCHAT) is linked to the Usenet newsgroup
"alt.native."  The majority of the remainder of the lists are also available
on the IGC (PeaceNet/EcoNet) system, which is accessible via telnet and via
local dial-in through Sprintnet.

Please feel free to distribute any of these files, but note that some bear
a copyright notice, which must be left intact.
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    Gary S. Trujillo                            gst@gnosys.svle.ma.us
Somerville, Massachusetts              {wjh12,bu.edu,spdcc,ima,cdp}!gnosys!gst
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    Gary S. Trujillo                            gst@gnosys.svle.ma.us
Somerville, Massachusetts              {wjh12,bu.edu,spdcc,ima,cdp}!gnosys!gst