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Great Canadian Rivers "Culture"
Ecosystem Culture Recreation Economy GreatCanadianRiversCulture GREAT CANADIAN RIVERS Culture The Golden Age of the Plains Cree During the late 18th and early 19th centuries, the North Saskatchewan River served as ... as the deer-hunting, forest-dwelling Woodland Cree of the East followed the fur trade west and adopted a buffalo-hunting, plains-dwelling lifestyle. The waterway became the artery along ...
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The NORTH SASKATCHEWAN RIVER "Great Canadian Rivers"
Plains Cree remained the same as that of the Woodland Cree. Although they had severed themselves from the life of the forest, the Plains Cree did not abandon the social and religious organization of their eastern heritage. Today, the Plains Cree of ...
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Honor the Earth: Impacted Nations: a traveling art show: Read More
New York City is a huge energy market. In the 1980s and 1990s, Cree communities pleaded with the New York Power Authority as a part of the James Bay ... an alternative energy future is growing and becoming a reality. Native reservations in the Great Plains possess the wind energy potential for over one-half of United States electrical capacity, which ...
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Posters of Horses -- Posters of Ponies The Entire List! (In groups of 300)
Price: $19.99 Title: Mustatem Moutiapec on Horseback, Cree Indian Artist: Type: Art Print Size: 12.5 x 18 (inches) Price ... Art Print Size: 11 x 16.875 (inches) Price: $14.99 Title: Cree with Travois Artist: Type: Art Print Size: 12.5 x 18 (inches) ... 18 x 24 (inches) Price: $49.99 Title: Wild horses on the plains Artist: Dr. Maurice G. Hornocker Type: Photographic Print Size: 18 x 24 ( ...
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Pearsall Collection - Database - Image Gallery
Intermontaine/Plateau Intermontaine/Plateau Northeast Northwest Coast Northwest Coast or Intermontaine/Plateau Plains Plains (?) Plains or Intermontaine/Plateau Southeast Southeast, Late Woodlands Southwest Southwest (Santa Fe area) ... Coast Salish Coast Salish (Snohomish) Coast Salish or Nuu-chah-nulth [Nootka] Cree Cree or Anishinabe/Ojibwa [Chippewa] Crow Crow (?) Crow or Lakota [Sioux] Haida Hupa ...
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Thunderbird Stamps
Thunderbird. Shortly thereafter lightning struck and killed the hunter. White Bear, a Cree who was by marriage a member of a Blackfoot tribe, was abducted by a giant ... Bear's encounter with the omaxsapitau to Claude Schaeffer of Montana's Museum of the Plains Indians. It is not just Native Americans who have seen giant birds in the skies ...
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Medicine Wheel
The Mountain is particularly sacred to Plains Indian tribes, including the Arapaho, Cheyenne, Crow, Lakota, Dakota, Shoshone, Cree, Salish, Kootenai and Blackfeet, among others. In 1970, the Medicine ...
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Honor the Earth: Grants: Groups We Have Funded In The Past: 2000
Native controlled environmental information and networking organization whose efforts are focused on the northern plains region, particularly South Dakota, its nine contiguous reservations and the Black Hills ecosystem. The ... 000 new voters in the state -PLUS-increase and swing voter turn out. Pimicikamak Cree Nation Cross Lake, Manitoba, Canada The Pimicikamak are working to educate the public and ...
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Elk In History
Thick elk hides made warm but heavy robes for northern tribes such as the Kootenai, Cree, Ojibwa and Pawnee. Tribes along the northwestern coasts used elk bones and antlers in their ... . Elk seem to have been important spiritually to the Oglala, a tribe of the Great Plains. They considered elk a dominant spirit animal and associated it with love and passion, strength ...
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