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Reprinted from Vol. 12 # 14, October 28, 1994 In the Creation Story of the Hotenonshonni it tells how the first woman fell from the sky world onto...
Reprinted from ‘Legends of the Iroquois’ by Tehanetorens (Ray Fadden) Continued from last week....
Reprinted from ‘Legends of the Iroquois’ by Tehanetorens (Ray Fadden) Continued from last week....
Reprinted from ‘Legends of the Iroquois’ by Tehanetorens (Ray Fadden) Continued from last week....
Reprinted from ‘Legends of the Iroquois’ by Tehanetorens (Ray Fadden) Continued from last week....
Reprinted from ‘Legends of the Iroquois’ by Tehanetorens (Ray Fadden) Continued from last week....
Reprinted from ‘Legends of the Iroquois’ by Tehanetorens (Ray Fadden) Picture writing is a means of expressing thoughts or recording events by mar...
Reprinted from ‘Legends of the Iroquois’ by Tehanetorens (Ray Fadden) Forward by Nadine N. Jennings Sometime in the centuries prior to the arrival of Europeans in North America, the Mohawk,...
There are many, many wampum belts that we know of whose meanings have been lost. Some were bought from individual Indians who, in many cases, had no r...
This is a replica of a belt which was offered for sale in October 1972, by collectors through a Park Avenue auction gallery. The original was dug up...
Six strings of purple wampum united at one end stand for the Six Nations. When this was laid in a circle the council was open. When it was taken up...
This belt symbolizes the alliance of an adopted nation. This belt was made to record the time in 1885 when the Akwesasne (St. Regis) Mohawks were...
The Iroquois were not the only Indian people who used wampum belts. This belt was sent by Chief Black Hawk, the famous Sauk leader and patriot of the...
This wampum is ten strings, all white, all pure and sacred, held in the hands of the followers of the Prophet while confessing sins before the...
This belt was exchanged at the signing of the Treaty between the Six Nations and the United States at Fort Stanwix (Rome, N .Y.) Oct. 22, 1784. At...
This belt, called the George Washington Belt, is a covenant belt with the thirteen original United States. The thirteen large figures of men...
At the beginning of the Revolutionary War the Iroquois tried to remain neutral, but it did not take them long to realize that neither the English nor...
This belt was an Akwesasne or St. Regis Belt and once belonged to Chief Running Deer of the Akwesasne Mohawks. The center figures, two men, represent...
This belt is sometimes called the Seven Nations Belt. It is a record belt, that is, it records a happening. It means this: Their path is not...
We direct our attention to the Life Forces on Mother Earth; To the waters, which quench our thirst and provides for the well being and the strength of plant life; to animals, who provide us with...
Reprinted from WAMPUM BELTS of the IROQUOIS By Tehanetorens This wampum belt was sent by Governor Denny of the Pennsylvania Province to the Indians,...
Reprinted from WAMPUM BELTS of the IROQUOIS By Tehanetorens This is an Onondaga belt and was made as a record. A French priest who was stationed at...
Reprinted from WAMPUM BELTS of the IROQUOIS By Tehanetorens This belt is called the Sir William Johnson Dish Belt by its owner. It was supposed to...
Reprinted from WAMPUM BELTS of the IROQUOIS By Tehanetorens This belt records the conditions under which the Lenni-Lenape or Delaware Nation ceded a...
Reprinted from WAMPUM BELTS of the IROQUOIS By Tehanetorens It is provided thus: A bunch of wampum strings is to be the symbol of the Council Fire of...