Ancient Cherokee Village Brings 18th Century Tribe To Life
Ancient Cherokee Village Brings 18th Century Tribe To Life
Just outside the Cherokee Heritage Museum, on four acres, there s a village that almost looks like a movie set, where you ll likely see men playing a stickball game or women finger weaving.
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USDA announces grant to help teach Cherokee language
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