Take a look at the "Story of Corn" Resources Page. It's got some good links and info. I found this site while researching Mesquakie Indian corn, which I grew this year. It's a great corn, by the way; very colorful, productive and sturdy. Sandhill Preservation Center sells seed for it.

George
Tahlequah, OK

Here is a link that might be useful: The Story of Corn

Check : Native seed search ,Tucson AZ. they are on the web they collect and sell rare strains from the South West and Mexico .

Tony West, an authority on Native American corns (particularly those of the southeast) will be at the Appalachian Heirloom Seed Conservancy's Fall Conference, October 6-8. I'm sure he'd be open to an interview if you feel like driving down for the conference.

If so, contact AHSC at KentuckySeeds@hotmail.com for details.

As Gardenlad stated, I'll be at the AHSC conference October 6-8. I'll be bringing a couple sample ears of a rare blue and white Cherokee flint corn to show around. Looking forward to the weekend.

~Blueflint