First Nations Network Aesthetic Overhaul
Sorry for the work in progress! First Nations Network is currently undergoing an aesthetic overhaul. It will be completed as soon as possible. In the meantime, content will be added. Have a good day! ...
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He (Horn) Flute Explained
Inspired by the Japanese Shakuhachi, and Rooted in Lakol Wicohan Ki, this Revolutionary New Native Flute, The He Flute, is Born of Living Traditions. ...
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Sun Through The Trees
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Raymond and Jeremy of the ICS Eagle Singers; sing a quick song before leaving the Native American Institute at UW Whitewater.
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Kaianerekowa Hotinonsionne - The Great Law of Peace of The Longhouse People
Kaianerekowa Hotinonsionne The Great Law of Peace of The Longhouse People The following first appeared at: http://www.manataka.org/page135.html No date of origin for this document has been confirmed by historians, although it is believed to be at least a thousand years old. Both the Charter...
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Spiritual Empowerment of Women
Today we are facing a new Era. The ancient Mayan culture speaks of this change, the ending of their old calendar in 2012, and the beginning of a new age. They, along with many other indigenous cultures, also speak that this coming time...
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Wounded Knee ’73: Looking Back
This is not a story of the occupation of Wounded Knee, South Dakota in that cold winter in 1973. Although this short period stands out as the singular life-changing experience of my eventful 71 years, I will leave the telling...
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Chief Gall c. 1840 - 1894 Chief Gall Hunkpapa Sioux Photo 1881 by David F. Barry Sitting Bull’s adopted brother and lieutenant, Chief Gall led the Hunkpapa warriors who first drove Major Reno from the Lakota’s encampment and then swept north to join Crazy Horse...
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Chief Rain in the Face One source gives the photograph 1880 by post photographer L. A. Huffman. Taken at Fort Keogh, Montana Territory, in 1880 after Rain in the Face and others from Sitting Bull’s band had returned from Canada and...
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Seowa Change
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