Category: Native American

Totem poles, those monumental sculptures carved from massive trees, stand as powerful symbols of the indigenous cultures of the Pacific […]

The air in Ernest Wabasha’s home hangs thick with history, a tangible weight borne from generations of resilience and hardship. […]

The Algonquian (also spelled Algonquin) peoples represent one of the most widespread and populous groups of Indigenous North Americans. Historically, […]

In the realm of ancient Algonquin tales, where the rustling leaves whispered secrets and the rivers hummed with forgotten magic, […]

Carol Grigg, a celebrated artist whose name resonates with the evocative imagery of stylized horses and Native American themes, is […]

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Navigating the vast landscape of the internet can sometimes feel like traversing an uncharted territory. Inevitably, even with the most […]

The year was 1620. A small ship, the Mayflower, having braved the tumultuous Atlantic crossing, finally deposited its weary passengers […]

The Hopi people, deeply connected to their spiritual traditions, recognize a pantheon of supernatural beings known as Kachinas, also spelled […]

The pursuit of higher education is a transformative journey, one that empowers individuals, enriches communities, and strengthens the fabric of […]

The Hopi people, residing in the arid landscapes of northeastern Arizona, have developed a rich and complex spiritual tradition deeply […]

The names of Chief Washakie, the Shoshone Indians, and the Wind River Reservation are inextricably linked in the modern perception […]