Maria Scandale

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Navajo Healing Rite (1954), Jimmy Toddy (Beatien Yazz), Navajo, Watercolor. Courtesy Philbrook Museum of Art, Tulsa, Oklahoma
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The National Library of Medicine's 'Native Voices' Exhibit Shares Native Concepts of Health, Healing and Illness

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The 99th Annual Cherokee Fair Comes to the Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds

The rodeo at the Crow Fair draws big crowds and big spills
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93rd Annual Crow Fair Celebration Under the Big Sky

Benny Eagle (at right), 72, has been dancing at the Winnebago Pow Wow since he was seven years old. Open heart surgery last October isn't stopping that tradition this year.
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The Winnebago Tribe’s 145th Annual Homecoming Celebration

Ed McGaa and his co-pilot stretch the United States flag across the cabin of their fighter jet during the Vietnam War.
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Traditional Ceremonies a Big Part of Vietnam Vet Ed McGaa’s Life

"Shawnee Women" painting by Ruthe Blalock Jones
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Red Earth Festival Honored One Ruthe Blalock Jones

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Red Earth Festival Draws Eyes From Around the World

Red Earth Festival Male Dancer
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Red Earth Festival Turns 25 Years Old

Left, Kiera-Dawn Kolson (1st Runner Up, Teetl'it Gwichin/Tso'Tin of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada)), center, Marjorie Tahbone (Miss Indian World, Inupiaq/Kiowa, Nome, Alaska), right, Crystalyne Curley (2nd runner up, Dine' of Mesa, AZ)
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Talking With Miss Indian World Marjorie Tahbone

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Talking with Legendary Pow Wow MC Dale Old Horn

Ruben Little Head dancing at Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Pow Wow
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Talking With Pow Wow MC Ruben Little Head

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Chatting with Pow Wow MC Chris Eagle Hawk

Sac and Fox elders sew traditional garments while teaching the Meskwaki language
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Meskwaki Tribe Receives Grant for Sewing and Language Project

Photo courtesy Meskwaki Nation. The anemometer, used to measure wind force and speed, was installed on the meteorological tower last summer. Wind speeds will be gathered for a year before a decision is made to erect a wind turbine.
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Meskwaki Nation Looks to Wind Power for the Future

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Fort Sill Apache Casino celebrates a decade

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Meskwaki Nation looks to wind power for the future

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Federal emergency training for tribes pays off in tornado zone

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Debit cards now a choice for trust beneficiaries

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‘Tribal Childhood, Growing Up in Traditional Native America,’ by Adolph Hungrywolf

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Jackpot Junction expands entertainment opportunities

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Hard quartzite formation holds fragile prized pipestone

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Business expo to focus on opportunities amid economic challenges

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Gordon Van Wert gives back

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Play by play, Navajo style

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Bear Traks Digital Media set to preserve traditional music

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Improvement may be on the horizon

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Garden partnership is a success

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Garden partnership is a success.

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Garden partnership is a success