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Ancient America: Tulalip Archaeology
The Hibulb Cultural Center and Natural History Preserve has several displays of artifacts found during the archaeological excavation of sites occupied by their ancestors. While […]
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The Suquamish Museum (Photo Diary)
The area along the Pacific Coast north of California and between the Cascade Mountains and the ocean, is the home to many Indian nations who […]
Tulalip Fountains (Photo Diary)
For the tribes of the Tulalip Reservation-Snohomish, Snoqualmie, Skykomish, and others-water has been an important economic, cultural, and spiritual resource. Shown below are some of […]
Suquamish Veterans Memorial (Photo Diary)
While the United States government has generally been less than honorable in its dealings with Indian nations and with Indian people, during the twentieth and […]
Powwow 101: Grass Dancers (Photo Diary)
The powwow is a public celebration and demonstration of community pride in Indian culture and a way of honoring Native American heritage. At the present […]
Powwow 101: Fancy Dancers (Photo Diary)
The powwow is a public celebration and demonstration of community pride in Indian culture and a way of honoring Native American heritage. At the present […]
The Powwow (Photo Diary)
It begins with the drums. This is the signal for the dancers to enter into the dance arbor, usually led by dancers carrying the eagle […]
Powwow 101: Children (Photo Diary)
For Indian people, powwows are about friends, family, and children. The powwow is a public celebration and demonstration of community pride in Indian culture and […]
Powwow 101: Men’s Traditional (Photo Diary)
The powwow is a public celebration and demonstration of community pride in Indian culture and a way of honoring Native American heritage. At the present […]
Travelers’ Rest State Park (Photo Diary)
For thousands of years, the Indian peoples of western Montana were connected to the rest of the world through an intricate network of trade routes. […]