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Old 05-30-2009, 12:47 AM
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When I first moved to Oklahoma one of the Tulsa stations signed off with a chief - I do not remember who it was - in full regalia that said the Lord's Prayer in native language. It was beautiful and the setting was beyond words to describe. I do not know why it ws taken off air. I think it is the worst thing the station could have done.
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Old 06-02-2009, 10:11 AM
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Default Don't forget Red Earth is this weekend


Chad Smith, Principal Cheif of the Cherokee Nation will be the Ambassador for Red Earth Festival 2009.

We hope to see the Red Earth parade friday morning and some of the dance competitions on saturday.

Parade Information - Red Earth Museum

(Granddaughter will be dancing!)
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Old 06-03-2009, 02:49 PM
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Chad Smith, Principal Cheif of the Cherokee Nation will be the Ambassador for Red Earth Festival 2009.

We hope to see the Red Earth parade friday morning and some of the dance competitions on saturday.

Parade Information - Red Earth Museum

(Granddaughter will be dancing!)
RB, don't forget we have to try to miss each other Saturday. Anna and I will be there.
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Old 07-15-2009, 09:42 PM
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most of the artifacts in north america are trade items but the conch shells and mayan art work that was found at spiro cant be since how the mayan trade quickly ended around the same time that the spiro mounds were built same for chokia these two cities were built at the time of the mayan collapse
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Old 07-15-2009, 09:45 PM
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thats is true about the trade items but for spiro that is almost impossible considering that the mayan empire started collapsing and there trade routes closed either before or right at the time the spiro mounds were even built by nearly 100years
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The dancers are made up of Creek, Yuchi, Seminole. they are from the Duck Creek ceremonial grounds..


YouTube - Stomp Dance, Festival of Native Peoples
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Check out "Comanche Boy," a new documentary series now on-line. Episode
1, "Who is Comanche Boy," is now posted with many more to come.



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Fox tribe. Looks to be circa 1860 from the peace medal worn.

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Fox tribe. Looks to be circa 1860 from the peace medal worn.
And that's a very impressive accumulation of bear claws!
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Fox tribe. Looks to be circa 1860 from the peace medal worn.
What's the uniform he's wearing? Was that part of the Fox tribe's dress? It almost looks like a military uniform. And yes, a very impressive collection of bear claws.
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