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Origins of the Native American Pow Wow

By: Tamara Jacobs | 2010-12-26 | Religion
The history and origins of large Native American traditional dance gatherings, called pow wows, are not clear cut. The story of the pow wow is a mix of each tribe's separate recollections, and also reflects the turbulent history between the US government and the Native Americans. read more

Recognizing Native American Grants

By: Kaori Tutor | 2011-04-07 | Article Marketing
There are so many persons who want to pursue higher education. They can only dream and just forget about them especially when they need to be realistic with their goals in life. This is the usual scen... read more

Unique Native American Knives

By: Craig | 2011-04-11 | Hobbies
Long used as an instrument of war or hunting, Native American knives are now highly collectible objects. After the white man came to the New World and introduced metal knives, the flint knife basically vanished from the scene. It was not long before skilled and talented artisans began to put the Native American imprint on knives. read more

Native American Style Flute

By: J.Stillwell | 2010-03-15 | Music
A summary of the variables of wood selection and design parameters as they affect the Tonal Quality of a Native American Style Flute read more

Decorating With Native American Pottery

By: Craig | 2010-10-01 | Home & Family
Native American pottery is truly a great symbol of the artistic ability of the unique tribal people. The diversity of the different styles of pottery as well as the techniques used to create them brings forth breathtaking pieces with very attractive details. This art form should be continued and preserved throughout future generations. read more

Native American Pipes Throughout History

By: Craig | 2011-04-28 | Home & Family
The long cultural tradition of the Native American pipe is still being carried on today. Skilled and dedicated Indian craftsmen create pipes in many styles and sizes. Some of these Native American pipes are relatively simple in design, perhaps with only a bit of bead work. Others are very elaborate with feathers, bones, and horsehair in addition to beads. read more

The Native American Bead Jewelry

By: xiaoluo | 2011-07-08 | Jewelry
In the past centuries, bead jewelry had reflects the cultural diversity and history of its makers. The Native American tribes develop a distinct aesthetics rooted in their cultural traditions. These aesthetics were visually recorded their history and sought to capture a sense of oneness with nature. Artists and artisans produced jewelry of great beauty for personal use and as trade items. Silver became an important element of Indian communication, conveying many levels of information and remains read more

All About Native American Movies

By: Norma J. Frost | 2010-10-25 | Arts & Entertainment
Everybody knows all there is to know about Hollywood. Here is something to read about the other kind of movies in America – Native American Movies read more

Choosing A Native American Rug

By: Craig | 2010-11-22 | Home & Family
Native American rug making is a very important aspect in Indian culture. This art should be preserved but is now dying out. Fewer people in the up and coming generation have the patience to learn the art of weaving as well as the busy culture taking over already busy schedules. Mass production and the availability in local stores of machine made products have also hindered the popularity of Native American rugs. read more

In Respect For Native Americans

By: Barbara Sanderlin | 2010-04-03 | News and society
My view and opinion on a culture that I love, and have grown to respect beyond others. My sadness over the way this culture, the Native American, was treated, and my thoughts on our present culture and 'state' of affairs. read more

Crisis Intervention among Native Americans

By: Alice Ken | 2012-03-30 | History
Native Americans can be described as a close knit community guided by set of traditional values. However, Native Americans are also one of the trouble communities in United States today comparing the incursion of modernity into their traditions. Most Native Americans fight an uphill battle of living double life as traditional Native Americans and modern Americans. As a result, drug abuse is rampan read more

Pakistan needs solidarity

By: zainab effendi | 2011-02-14 | National, state, local
Motivation, initiative and cooperation are three stages that can make, break or alter any strategy or plan. A combination of these three factors can take Pakistan a long way bearing fruitful results. read more

Traditional Native American Jewelry For Every Occasion

By: mr dms | 2010-11-01 | Shopping
The appeal of Native American jewelry will forever be present due to the amazing craftsmanship. Most are embellished with the most desirable materials and are always trendy for every season. read more

The Commercialization of the Native American

By: thessayist | 2011-04-12 | Social marketing
Indian stereotypes are consistently employed in commerce and have become so commonplace and have been with us for so long that many of us fail to notice them anymore or realise their implications. Whether employed for the purpose of the evocation of positive or negative images, the fact is that they represent the unadulterated exploitation of a race for commercial purposes, bringing to the fore the stereotypes associated with that race in order to sell, position, or brand a product or company. read more

Native American Blankets - Quality, Classic And Comfy

By: CealFrank | 2010-12-07 | Home improvement
There are lots of types of the Native American Blankets each and every inspired from the nature or a legend. read more