History Buffs Get a Glimpse of Native American Culture
History buffs were recently treated to a lesson in Native American Ojibwa history and culture.
UpperMichigansSource.com reported that volunteers from Moosewood Nature Center, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, recently gave a lesson in Ojibwa history and culture, focusing on natural resources used by Native Americans. Attendees practiced crafting out of birch tree parts and ate a traditional dish of wild rice, wild cranberries and blueberries, all of which are found locally.
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