The best Internet site is Cyndislist for Native American Genealogy .

929.1089 N278	Byers, Paula, ed., Native American Genealogical Sourcebook , New York: Gale, 1995. Also in the Reference Collection. How to begin Native American research showing organizations and resources available.
R929.1089 C295	Carpenter, Cecelia, How to Research American Indian Blood Lines , Bountiful, UT: American Genealogical Lending Library, 1994.
929.1089 G671	Gormley, Myra, Cherokee Connections , Baltimore: GPC, 1995. Introduction to genealogical sources pertaining to Cherokee ancestors.
R929.1089 K59	Kirkham, E. Kay, Our Native Americans and Their Records of Genealogical Value , Logan, UT: Everton, 1980-84. Extensive description of the records available through the National Archives and the Family History Library in Salt Lake City.
929.1089 L567	Lennon, Rachal, Tracing Ancestors Among the Five Civilized Tribes , Baltimore: GPC, 2002.
929.1089 M128	McClure, Tony, Cherokee Proud , Somerville, TN: Chunannee Books, 1999. Also in the Reference Collection. How to trace your Cherokee ancestry.
R929.1089 M871	Morningstar, Heather, How to Enroll in an Indian Tribe , Denver, CO: Arrowstar, 1993. Dated but good background information about how to start the process and what information is needed.
R929.1089 R374	Reintjes, Afton, How to Research "A Little Bit of Indian" , Salt Lake City: Family History World, 1989? Researching Native American genealogy through unofficial sources especially books.
R929.1089 W241	Walton-Raji, Angela, Black Indian Genealogy Research , Bowie, MD: Heritage Quest, 1993.