31 Long Forgotten Native American Medicinal Cure
When it comes to herbal remedies, many of us are familiar with the benefits of Echinacea or purple cone flower as an antibiotic, willow bark as a pain killer and aloe as a topical...
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1 of oldest Native American birch-bark canoes now on display
One of the oldest-known examples of a Native American birch-bark canoe is on display at a museum in Maine, where indigenous tribes have used them for thousands of years. The canoe put on display...
Adam Beach helps Aboriginal youth get involved in film careers
Adam Beach, a Canadian actor who stars in Arctic Air, lost both of his parents within a two-month period when he was eight years old. Although there was a lot of fear in his...
Appaloosa horse loves being serenaded by Native American Flute
Cruise the horse is a very appreciative audience to his Marty Calhoun’s flute playing and has the cutest reaction every time his dad plays a piece of native american music. In the adorable video...
Blackfoot And Proud: Meet Gene BraveRock – Holy Eagle
Gene’s Blackfoot name is Natoyiipiita …Holy Eagle. Besides riding every year in the Calgary Stampede parade he is an actor and stunt man and can be seen on the show “Hell on Wheels”. He...
Beautiful Daughter’s Hand Drum Song Rocks Gathering of Nations Pow Wow
This young lady started singing and the entire audience at Gathering of Nations fell silent to hear her song! The Gathering of Nations has become North America’s Biggest Powwow and attracts tens of thousands...
Candied Smoked Salmon Native American Recipe
Today we will share with you how to make Candied Smoked Salmon. The dried salmon is mostly common with tribes from Alaska and those tribes along the North Pacific coastline. Dried meat has been...
Local ranch gifts Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Rare White Bison
There’s a one in ten million chance of having a white bison calf. So when leaders of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa heard they were getting a white buffalo, community members gathered for...
Lone Wolf the Elder (Gui-pah-gho) (ca.1820–1879)
Lone Wolf the Elder (Gui-pah-gho) (ca.1820–1879) was the last Principal Chief of the Kiowa tribe. He should not be confused with Lone Wolf II, a nephew named Mamay-day-te, nor Lone Wolf III, a young...
Meet Sitting Bull’s Great Great Granddaughter Brenda White Bull
Here is an intimate photo essay and an interview with Lakota warrior Brenda White Bull in her own words: “Han Mitakuyape. My Lakota name is Waunsila Win. It means compassionate woman. My English name...
