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Native American IndexPoems ~ Authentic Indian Song Interpretations ~ Short Stories
Monday, August 30, 2004
Sunday, August 29, 2004
See the Full Fruit Moon
Sunday, August 29, 2004
See the Full Fruit Moon The moon will be full Aug. 29 and even though it won't look like an apple or orange, it's called the Full Fruit Moon. Learn how it got this name.
Wednesday, August 25, 2004
by 
by artist:Dana Tiger
Dana Tiger
Creek Tribe Muscogee Nation
"By drawing on the strength of the women of my Creek Indian ancestry, I am better able to portray the dignity and determination of contemporary women."Biography || The Daily Oklahoman Interview Please click on any of the following images or titles
for a larger image and order information.
Warrior Women
Under Control
American Indian College
Fund 1993
Voluntary Action
Quest for Peace
The One Who Teaches
Thinking It All Over
Ritual Traditions
of the Human Woman
Beautiful New World
Ozark Literacy Council
Poster 1993
Gathering Strength
The Healing Dream
AIDS Benefit Poster 1994
Freedom to Choose
Tuesday, August 24, 2004
Groups About Indigenous People; 14???????
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nativeartsculture
Subcategories for Indigenous People:
Create a Group in Indigenous People
Groups About Indigenous People (1-3 of 14) Next 3
Group Name how many Members
American Indian Writers
14
This site is for American Indians to join and post their work or if you write about American Indians feel free to join and post. FINALLY A PLACE TO BE!!
Date Created: 8/7/03 14
Eagle Spirit Native American
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Osiyo, We offer a wide varity of Traditional Native American & Southwestern Arts & Crafts, Native Gift Baskets, etc. Visit us at www.stores.ebay.com/id=41515854 for pricing & purchases.Wado
Date Created: 7/4/03 26
Native American Veteran Women 4
Many of us have served along with our male counter parts and we have a diverse background and interests. We are still the givers of life as well as warriors.
Date Created: 10/18/02 4
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Use of Groups@AOL constitutes agreement with the Groups@AOL Guidelines andAOL's Terms of Service.
Copyright 2001 America Online, Inc.
Monday, August 23, 2004
Wow, about 200 web Home pages!!!!!
Homepage Results for Indian Native American: 
Big Indian Native American Cultural Center
Description: Big Indian Native American Cultural CenterBig Indian Native American Cultural Center
Updated: 6/21/2000
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Native American Indian Books
Description: * Native American Indian Books WELCOME NATIVE AMERICAN BOOKS +++++++++++++++++++++++...
Updated: 11/23/1998
Art Indian's Native American art, history and cultural tour. Education, historical facts
Description: Art Indian's Native American art...tour. Education, historical facts Native American Art, History and
Updated: 7/21/2003
ART INDIAN's Native American Art History and Cultural Tour
Description: ART INDIAN's Native American Art...and Cultural Tour ART INDIAN's Native American Art
Updated: 6/19/1999
Art Indian's Native American art, history and cultural tour. Education, historical facts
Description: Art Indian's Native American art...tour. Education, historical facts Native American Art, History and
Updated: 9/1/2000
Revalations of the Interesting Mind
Description: ...DO NOT CALL INDIANS, NATIVE AMERICANS It wasn'
Updated: 12/30/2002
Flaming Arrow's Home Page
Description: Flaming Arrow's Home Page Flaming Arrow's Home Page About Me I am a mixed-blood
Updated: 3/3/2004
der hintern der katze ist kalt auf der maschine
Description: ...DO NOT CALL INDIANS, NATIVE AMERICANS. It wasn'
Updated: 4/6/2004
Jazzin' It As JJ
Description: Jazzin' It As JJ Jazzin' It As JJ Stats 'n' Stuff I'm Rob and live in San Fran.
Updated: 9/15/2001
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I was exploring and my site came to top, but there are 25 sites?
Journal Results for Indian Native American:
NAMoments >> Red Wolf's Site
Description: RED WOLF'S NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN GENEALOGY CULTURE HERITAGE
MORE THAN 20 MILLION PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES ARE OF NATIVE INDIAN MIXED BLOOD.IF YOU HAVE EVEN ONE DROP OF INDIAN BLOOD YOU ARE INDIAN,WALK THE INDIAN PATH
A KID FRIENDLY SITE - Help protect their future.
Check back as new information is added daily
A collection of Native American Indian literary and historical excerpts and observations.
Literary Credit given when known
A day in the life of Cassandra >> The Joys of being Native American?
Description: Despite the fact that I'm adopted, I know that I'm part black foot (ok ok...maybe its like 1/16...or 1/32..but still!!). No, that doesn't mean that one of my feet can dance because it's black (
Updated: 4/11/2004
Dream Catchers >> Native American Calendar
Description: Native American CalendarNo North American Indian tribe that I am aware of had a true calendar--a single integrated system of denoting days and longer periods of time. Usual
Updated: 4/23/2004
A Tsalagi's Dream >> Hero's never to be forgotten
Description: Osda Sunalei, Today I will talk of the warriors from long ago. It is good to learn about the great ones from long ago and even today......In my dreams I am always in the past with many nations..
Updated: 5/3/2004
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Whitefawn's Native American Page >> Taking from the people: One of many wrongs
Description: Greetings from the Onyota':Ka Oneida Wolf Clan of theHaudenosaunee> Six Nations Iroquois Confederacy>>> From the 32 Territory: April 3, 2004: On April 2, 2004, the three-> judge panel o
Updated: 4/25/2004
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Oklahoma Indians and Genealogy
Oklahoma Indians and Genealogy
Oklahoma History Links: This guide provides topical organization of web sites related to Oklahoma history, geography and genealogy. Some annotation is provided but many sites overlap and some sites will be listed more than once. Some sites provide information on line while most will include indexing and contacts for further research. Some buttons will link to a section with a different main title.The Oklahoma Historical Society is not responsible for the content or operation of most of the links listed here. Agriculture Art Aviation Architecture Birth Certificates Broadcasting Books Business and Industry Cemeteries Centennial Collecting History Corrections Counties Cultural Diversity Copyright Disaster Planning Death Certificates Depression Dust Bowl Education Events Fraternal Film/Video Folklife/Folklore Forestry Genealogy General Geography Historic Research Historic Sites Historical Societies Images Indians Land Openings Law Lawmen Libraries Living History Marriage Records Maps Microfilm Military Mining Museums Music Newspapers Obituaries Oil Outlaws Political Pre-History State of Oklahoma Sports State Seals and Symbols Territorial Towns and Cities Travel and Tourism Transportation Water Weather Vital Statistics Research Aids Advice to the Researcher Conservation On-line Suggestions Click on a topic to search. Return to top using your back button.
Click on tag to see an Oklahoma Records Timeline.
Thursday, August 19, 2004
HARRY WHITEHORSE ART
Site Choices THE GALLERY
Sculpture:
Metal
Wood
Multi-Media
Snow
Wood Carvings
Birds
Oil Paintings
Ho Chunk Family Tree: A Record of a Work in Progress
We Are One Child Spinning Through Mother Sky: The Story of the Osage Orange Bayview Community Foundation Sculpture
"Superior Spirits"
1998
"Asclepius"
1964
"Kestrel"
1997
HARRY WHITEHORSE ART
Sculptor Painter Carver
"As a child, I was taught that nature has definite patterns and that nature is perfect in what it does. Those lessons defines my approach as a realistic sculptor and painter. I strive for the qualities of attitude, accuracy, and detail within my art works." Harry Whitehorse
Welcome to version 2.0 of Whitehorse Gallery Online. If this is your first visit, a good place to begin is with the Gallery where you can view detailed photos of Harry Whitehorse's sculptures, bird carvings, and oil paintings.
WHAT'S NEW
WORKS IN PROGRESS
Summer 2004
Watertown High School
Peace Crane Sculpture Dedicated
Learn more about the Peace Crane.
October 2003
Hummingbirds
Medium: Basswood, Artist's Oils, Mixed Media
The hummingbird on the left is a work in progress.
Completed hummingbird.
Work in progress.
Fishing Eagle
A Work In Progress
Medium: Basswood
Life Size Unique Edition
Artist Harry Whitehorse painted the head of the eagle to give an indication
of it's finished appearance. He has many, many feathers left to carve and burn and has yet to begin detailing the walleye.
September 2003
In Memory of John Blackdeer
Recently LouAnn Blackdeer approached Harry Whitehorse with a rather unusual commission. Her husband, John Blackdeer, came across a red stone somewhere in New Mexico and started to create a sculpture from the beautiful stone. Sadly, John passed away in an accident in the spring of 2003 before he was able to complete the sculpture. Rather than let the statue stay unfinished, LouAnn asked Harry if he would complete her husband's work which she will then present to the Ho Chunk Nation in memory of John. When Harry first saw the stone, he immediately recognized the shape of the Native American woman that John was in the process of creating before his passing.
September 2003
Bayview Statue On New Base
Sculptor Harry Whitehorse looks over the statue "We Are One Child Spinning Through Mother Sky" and the recently installed base at the Bayview Foundation in Madison, WI. Bjorn Carlson, a Madison custom wood worker, created a base that enables the statue to be carefully revolved. For more information about "We Are One Child Spinning Through Mother Sky", see the special website that documents the project.
Content and Photos ©Harry R Whitehorse
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