April 2013

Last Saturday I announced I was in Oklahoma to attend a special Ponca dance to honor Kossack Carter Camp aka cacamp for his role in … Continued

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 … Continued

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. … Continued

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 … Continued

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 … Continued

In American Indian cultures, art is not separate from daily life. Traditionally, the things people used in their everyday life-clothing, tools, housing, containers-were often decorated … Continued

Just west of Lolo, Montana is Fort Fizzle Picnic Ground and Historic Sites operated by the Lolo National Forest. This is a day-use facility celebrating … Continued

Prior to the European invasion, the Indian people of the Plateau area-roughly the area between the Rocky Mountains and the Cascade Mountains in the Pacific … Continued

What is now the state of Oklahoma became the new home to many Indian nations during the nineteenth century when the American government forcibly removed … Continued

The Kiowa speak a language which linguists classify as a part of the Tanoan language family and is related to the Pueblos of Taos, Jemez, … Continued