Table of Contents

Section 1:  History of Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiak - Black Sparrow Hawk
                   and the Black Hawk Conflict of 1832

1-1    Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiak - Black Hawk

1-2    Black Hawk - The Early Years

1-3    The Theft - Treaty of 1804

1-4    The War of 1812 - Black Hawk's British Band

1-5    Return to Saukenuk - April 1832

1-6    The Winnebago Prophet

1-7    The Battle of Stillman's Run

1-8    Flight to Wisconsin - Lake Koshkonong

1-9    The Battle of Wisconsin Heights

1-10  The Mississippi Runs Red - Bad Axe Massacre

1-11  Black Hawk's Capture

1-12  In Loving Memory of:  Makataimeshekiakiak

Section 2:  Following Black Hawk's Trail

Sect. 2:  Following Black Hawk's Trail - Introduction

2-1    Saukenuk 2014 - The Journey Begins

2-2    Honoring Black Hawk - A Walking Meditation

2-3    Hauberg Museum - Black Hawk Historic Site

2-4    Prophetstown - White Cloud - Friend & Advisor

2-5    Lowden Park - A Prayer for All People

2-6    The Point of No Return - Stillman's Run

2-7    Black Hawk's Grove - Brief Rest

2-8    Lake Koshkonong - Black Hawk's Island

2-9    A Blind Old Man - Named Cau-kee-ca-mac

2-10  Effigy Mounds - Lake Koshkonong

2-11  Little Thunder and the Waushara Village Ho-Chunk

2-12  Crawfish River- Leaving the Sinnissippi 

2-13  Fly!

2-14  The Story of Deer Heart and Yellow Flower

2-15  A Prayer for Mother Earth

2-16  Pheasant Branch - Refuge Among Sacred Mounds

2-17  Run for the River - Run for Your Lives

2-18  Wisconsin Heights - The Great Escape

2-19  Oh, Great Wisconsin Waters!

2-20  Four Horses 

2-21  Honey Creek

2-22  Camp of Six Horses

2-23  Ocooch Mountains

2-24  Dance of Two Eagles

2-25  Bad Axe Massacre - Battle Isle

2-26  Bad Axe Massacre - Sacrifice of the Chosen

2-27  Bad Axe Massacre - The Brutal End

Section 3:  The Journey Home

Sect. 3:  The Journey Home - Introduction

3-1  A Sign from the Past

3-2  Floating on Rose Petals

3-3  A Little Girl's Prayer

3-4  Going Home! - The Great Mississippi River

3-5  Sacred Ground - Closing the Circle

 Victims & Casualties of the Black Hawk Conflict of 1832:

Alphabetic List of Known Victims & Casualties

The Warriors of Peace:

Warriors of Peace - Introduction

1.  The Story of John McMurtry

2.  The Story of Chief Shabbona

3.  The Story of Quashquame

4.  The Story of J. Hall & T.L. McKenney

5.  The Story of Chief Black Wolf

How Can We Help:

Ways to Help Native American People

Sources:

References & Images

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