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Geronimo: From America’s Most Wanted to Tourist Attraction

By Cecily Hilleary | VOA News on Nov 15, 2017   Featured, Science/Education  

Geronimo: From America’s Most Wanted to Tourist Attraction

WASHINGTON — Editor’s note: November is Native American Heritage Month. First proclaimed by President George H. W. Bush in 1990, it is an opportunity to acknowledge the histories and cultures of Native people across the U.S., highlighting the challenges they have faced, their sacrifices and their contributions. “Native Americans have influenced every stage of America’s development,” […]

Native American Heritage Month Celebration

By Raeanne Holmes | Tlingit Haida Central Council on Nov 13, 2017   Events/Notices  

Native American Heritage Month Celebration

   

Separating Myth and Fact About Pocahontas

By Cecily Hilleary | VOA News on Nov 6, 2017   National, National/World  

Separating Myth and Fact About Pocahontas

Editor’s note: November is Native American Heritage Month. First proclaimed by President George H. W. Bush in 1990, it is an opportunity to acknowledge the histories and cultures of Native people across the U.S., highlighting the challenges they have faced, their sacrifices and their contributions. “Native Americans have influenced every stage of America’s development,” noted […]

A Cultural Catch

By Jim Logan | UC Santa Barbara on Feb 15, 2017   Featured, Science/Education  

A Cultural Catch

[wds id=”4″] Images-Jonathan Malindine The Tlingit and Haida, indigenous peoples of the Northwest Coast (NWC), have used carved wooden hooks to catch halibut for centuries. As modern fishing technology crept into use, however, the old hooks practically disappeared from the sea. But they thrived on land — as decorative art. The hook’s evolution from utilitarian […]

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