Nancy Basket Cherokee Artist
Nancy Basket takes her name from the work
she does, as did her great-great-great grandmother, Margaret Basket,
a Southeastern Cherokee basket maker in the early 1800s. Nancy has been
coiling baskets since 1981. Her baskets have been used to illustrate
numerous books as examples of coiled basket diversity. read
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- Youth dispels "Indian Myth" in Denmark
When Lee Nells traveled to Denmark
this past summer he expected to dispel some myths about Native Americans
but didn't expect to find that he was the myth.
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Botanist Speaks of Medicinal Plants
A modern-day botanist, like himself, is
a lot like Christopher Columbus, as Mark Plotkin likes to say. And,
not just because botanists have made many important discoveries in the
field of medicine-- much like Columbus discovered America.
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- Float Copper
Come on Onda, can copper really float?
Or is it a freak of nature thing? Or is it the gift of the Water
Spirits?Well anything is possible when it comes to Lake Superior.
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Makah Football Team a Source of Pride
NEAH BAY, Clallam County - The smell of
burning rubber cuts through the saltwater breeze. Teenagers spin their
cars in dizzying circles in the general-store parking lot and scream
"We're No. 1!" in the brisk night air.
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- Walking in Memory
The sun shown down on Jamie Kowalchick
as she wrapped a blanket around her shoulders and prepared to honor
her Native American ancestry. read
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