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NOURISHING A CULTURE When the Pilgrims stepped ashore at Plymouth Rock, the Natives gave food to survive a harsh winter. Nearly 400 years later, the ancestors of some of those Natives are still helping. By Robert L. Smith.
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"Music From the Canyon to Cities" R. Carlos Nakai carries his language of flute music to audiences around the world. Story by Carol Osman Brown. With 33 rpm, 2-track plastic album insert.
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TRAVEL & DESTINATION LISTINGS native peoples' fourth annual roundup of events goes semiannual. (Look for more in July. Listings in this color denotes events by magazine affiliates.)
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"My Land: Seminole" Poetry and photography about southern Florida's land and native peoples. By Moses Jumper, Jr. Photos by David Muench. Illustrations by Fred Beaver (Creek/Seminole).
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"Schemitzun: The World Championship Of Powwow" David Neel, a member of the Kwaquitl Nation of Fort Rupert, British Columbia, focuses on the largest of all powwows, hosted by the Pequot Tribal Nation, in Mashantucket, Connecticut.
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"They've Gotten It Right This Time" Lakota Times newspaper staff members Tim Giago, publisher; Mary Cook and Gemma Lockhart, writers; and Eric Hasse, photographer, followed the production of Dances With Wolves from their unique vantage point in South Dakota. Ben Glass, an actor turned photographer, shot these photos as his first majorlocation assignment.
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"Warm Springs: People Of The Community Create Their Own Museum" Author Olney Patt, Jr. a full blood member of the Warm Springs tribe, is a natural resource planning specialist for The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. Freelance photographer Joe Cantrell is an enrolled Cherokee, registered in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
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"Art Of Clay: Timeless Pottery Of The Southwest" Lee M. Cohen, author and gallery owner, examines the evolution of Southwestern American ceramic art. Contributing is Roger Kennedy, the former director of the National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution.
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Derrick " Suwaima" Davis (Hopi/Choctaw) is the current World Champion Hoop Dancer, who has been featured in the promotion of the USPS series of stamps honoring American Indian Dance. He will defend his title at the Heard Museum's 7th Annual World Championship Hoop Dance Contest on February 1 and 2, 1997. Photographed in Sedona, Arizona, by lee Hyeoma (Hopi).
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Native Peoples Volume 11, Number 1, Fall/Winter, 1997.
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Native Peoples Volume 11, Number 3, Spring, 1998. Harry Fonseca
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Native Peoples Volume 11, Number 2, Destination Issue, 1998.
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Native Peoples Volume 9, Number 3, Spring, 1996. (Special Edition . NMAI Reaches Its Goal) Fall/Winter 1996. Nov.Dec.Jan.
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