Cherokee Traditions: Bows & Arrows
Join Cherokee National Treasure Noel Grayson as he discusses the processes and history behind the craft of making these tools in this new episode of Cherokee Traditions.
Cherokee Traditions: Twining
Twining has been used for thousands of years to create bags, clothing, and other items. Join Lauren Grayson as she discusses the history and craft behind this art form in this new episode of Cherokee Traditions.
Cherokee Traditions: Gig Making
Gigs were used by Cherokee hunters to spear fish, crawdads and other aquatic animals. Today, they are still used in competition and for gathering food for families. Join Cherokee gig maker Larry Shade as he demonstrates how he forges these metal tools and shares some insights about this tradition that has been passed down in his family through three generations.
CHEROKEE TRADITIONS
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Robert Lewis - The First Fire
Choogie Kingfisher - Rabbit and the Turkeys
Sammy Still - Falling Rock
CHEROKEE STORYTELLING
Candice Byrd-Boney - Corn Husk Doll
Miss Cherokee Chelbie Turtle - Origin of the Strawberry
Tonya Still - How Rabbit Got His Long Ears and Legs
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CHEROKEE PEOPLE
Crosslin Smith - Spiritual Leader
Robert Lewis - Storyteller
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Dennis Sixkiller Cherokee Speaker & Radio Host
Betty Frogg - Cherokee Speaker & Artist
Traci Rabbit - Cherokee Artist
Tommy Wildcat - Cherokee Artist & Cultural Educator
