Cherokee Indians
Cherokee Indians
Cherokee Indians, the largest and most important tribe of Iroquoian stock of the southern section of the United States, and formerly holding the whole southern...
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Cherokee Culture
OsiyoTV - In Cherokee culture, plants are medicine. The...
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OsiyoTV - In Cherokee culture, plants are medicine. The...
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MANKILLER PARK: Cherokee Nation to build park representing Cherokee culture
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MANKILLER PARK: Cherokee Nation to build park representing Cherokee culture
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My Home, NC:Cherokee culture meets modern fashion
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My Home, NC:Cherokee culture meets modern fashion
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Lake Lure damage in North Carolina as seen from above
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Lake Lure damage in North Carolina as seen from above
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Former Slaves of Cherokee Indians
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Former Slaves of Cherokee Indians
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Cherokee official talks about tribe's relationship to Trail of Tears
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Cherokee official talks about tribe's relationship to Trail of Tears
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Cherokee History
Sculptor Daniel HorseChief, Honoring Cherokee History
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Sculptor Daniel HorseChief, Honoring Cherokee History
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Mary Adair’s passion is researching and conveying Cherokee history and cosmology through art. To see more of Mary’s work, visit our new exhibition “Lighting Pathways: Matriarchs of Oklahoma Native Art” open now through April 28. Watch the full interview of this excerpt in the Oklahoma Native Art Oral History Project from Oklahoma State University Libraries’ Oklahoma Oral History Research Program by visiting bit.ly/ONArt. | National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
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Mary Adair’s passion is researching and conveying Cherokee history and cosmology through art. To see more of Mary’s work, visit our new exhibition “Lighting Pathways: Matriarchs of Oklahoma Native Art” open now through April 28. Watch the full interview of this excerpt in the Oklahoma Native Art Oral History Project from Oklahoma State University Libraries’ Oklahoma Oral History Research Program by visiting bit.ly/ONArt. | National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
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Exploring Cherokee History: The Cherokee Phoenix
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Exploring Cherokee History: The Cherokee Phoenix
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