Online Provenance

Every product behind this text is selling a tribe’s seal.

806
Listings flagged
80
Nations affected
132
Nations monitored

Online Provenance is a free tool built by Anish Thota, Ethan Park, and Dr. Elise Blasingame, a professor and citizen of the Osage Nation. It is and will remain completely free — our only goal is to make it useful to Native communities.

𐒻𐒼𐓂 Lab — Indigenous Politics Lab, Emory University

Where it’s happening

Every Tribal nation we monitor, placed at its reservation or seat of government. The larger the dot, the more of its marks we’ve found for sale.

Most affected41Chickasaw Nation36Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma30Osage Nation29Cherokee Nation28Mescalero Apache Tribe

How it works

Nothing is sent automatically. A nation reviews every notice before it leaves.

Find

Every week we search Amazon and Temu for merchandise carrying Tribal seals and flags.

Prove

Each product photo is matched against the nation's registered mark, and scored.

Remove

Confirmed matches become a takedown notice a tribe can review and send.