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For the Native American people, the bow and arrow was a means of survival. They were able not only to use their weapons to obtain food, but also for surviving through conflicts with opposing tribes and others. Typically, the…
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Pottery has been a functional art form for the Native American people for over 7,500 years. It’s a cultural tradition that has carried over into the present day and continues to evolve. In the past, ceramics would be…
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One of the greatest gifts experienced in a Native American tribe was the birth of a new infant. When a new birth was expected, the father of the baby would take on the task of creating a cradleboard for the…
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In Native American culture, “counting coup” is a phrase that refers to the prestige of winning a battle. The term is used by the Plains warriors, North American Natives. Facing one’s enemy is considered an act of courage and bravery;…
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The original tomahawks served more as tools than weapons. These pieces, utilizing stone or animal jawbones, were also used in seasonal and friendship ceremonies. In some cases, passing over a tribal tomahawk was a sign of good faith during treaty…
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