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Legends of the Iroquois By Tehanetorens (Ray Fadden) Tehanetorens is a master story teller of the Mohawk tradition. These stories have been passed down by oral tradition and are presented in the ancient style of pictographs accompanied with an English translation. A key to the Six Nations pictographs, symbols, and clans are fully depicted. Other text is beautifully supported with illustrations by Kahionhes, an accomplished Iroquois artist. Fourteen tales explore the Iroquois culture and teach lessons of loyalty, bravery and kindness. Reading with pictographs make even familiar stories fresh and exciting. Illustrations Page Count: 112; Width: 6 inches; Height: 9 inches; Format: Soft cover; Publication Year: 1998 Price: $11.95 |
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Legends Told By the Old People By Adolf Hungrywolf Enjoy an inspired collection of special tales recorded from the Old People who heard them as children and passed them down. Page Count: 112; Width: 6 inches; Height: 9 inches; Format: Soft cover; Publication Year: 2001 Price: $11.95 |
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Roots of the Iroquois By Tehanetorens (Ray Fadden) A vibrant, powerful democracy originated in North America long before the arrival of the Europeans. It grew out of a time of great warfare among the Iroquois Nations. Two wise men, Deganahwideh and Hiawatha, labored for five years to bring about peace. The Iroquois Confederacy that emerged controlled a territory larger than the whole of Europe. Tehanetorens chronicles this pioneering experiment in democracy that stood as a model for the fledgling American government. Page Count: 144; Width: 6 inches; Height: 9 inches; Format: Soft cover; Publication Year: 2000 Price: $11.95 |
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Song of the Seven Herbs By Walking Night Bear, Stan Padilla This collection of captivating and original stories for children and adults alike tell how the Creator gave us seven herbs: stinging nettle, yarrow, dandelion, violet, chicory, wild rose, and sunflower. Spiritual allegories are used to teach us to be caretakers of Mother Earth and invoke appreciation for the sacredness of life. Ages 8 to 12 years Page Count: 60; Width: 8 inches; Height: 8 inches; Format: Softcover; Publication Year: 1983 Price: $11.95 |
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A Bi-Monthly Magazine of »« Crafts »« Culture »« Powwows »« History »«
If you are interested in the American Indian and in particular the material culture of the American Indian: Past & Present, WHISPERING WIND is the magazine for you. Since 1967 we've helped our readers bring the tradition home and help keep the tradition alive.
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