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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Native Americans People' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Native Americans People Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Native Americans People 1. Native American Music - By: Michael Russell Native American music is the creative, and beautiful product of a proud and ancient people. Elements of this style of music have been increasingly popping up in the popular genre of World Music. There is something about Native American music that is kind of mesmerizing. Almost induces a trancelike... Featured ArticleAllan Houser Allan Houser (1914 - 1994) was one of the most renowned Native American painters and Modernist sculptors of the 20th century. Born of the Warm Spring Chiricahua Apache tribe of Oklahoma, USA, Houser's work can be found at the United Nations building in New York, at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. and in other public buildings throughout our nation's capitol. In 1992, Houser received the National Medal of Art from President George Bush, and in 2005, Houser was honored with a l ...
Read full story 2. Native American Art Auctions Art Antiques - By: Michael Russell Whether traditional or contemporary, Native American artwork is both highly collectible and universally appealing. Native American art forms the basis of many exemplary public as well as private art collections. People that collect Native American artwork can be very passionate about their collecti... 3. Native American Jewelry - By: Michael Russell I really like Native American jewelry. I dont wear jewelry myself, but I find myself shopping for it a lot in the form of gifts for girlfriends, friends, or family. I personally have had some good reactions and good experiences with Native American jewelry Ive purchased for people in the past, and... 4. Native American Flute Music - By: Michael Russell My husbands ancestry includes Native American heritage. He is very excited to share his ancestry with our daughter and one of the ways he has managed to do this is through music. My husband is very proud of his heritage and it is no wonder that he has already introduced our daughter to Native Americ... 5. Native American Gifts - By: Michael Russell Native American gifts are available everywhere nowadays. Some Native American gifts simply capitalize on the sentimentality that some people feel for anything folky or handmade. Despite this, it is possible to find that special someone the perfect Native American gift. They might love Native America... 6. American Indian Art Auctions Beadwork - By: Michael Russell American Indian art encompasses many types of arts and crafts, from the more traditionally and / or stereotypically Native American art such as beadwork and pottery, to modern photography, fine paintings, sculptures and the like. There are many art auctions, both online and off, that feature this fo... 7. American Symbols - By: Michael Russell American symbols are by no means a simple and straightforward manner, as the more rabid patriots would have you believe. There are more American symbols than the bald eagle and the statue of liberty. There are many symbols of American culture and life. For example, if you are a southerner, the Confe... 8. Dream Catcher - By: Michael Russell According to Lakota legend, there are many forces that interact with the harmony of nature, some good and some bad. The dream catcher represents the life cycle and the interaction through time of these good and bad forces, and the outcome of decisions made, also good and bad. This is how the dream c... 9. River Rafting On The Salmon River - - By: Kristy Annely The beautiful Salmon River stretches through over 400 miles of Idaho. The legendary explorers Lewis and Clark traveled part of the Salmon River but thought it was too rough to navigate. For a short time The river was also known as Lewis's River. Another name for this wild, untamable body of water ... 10. Leather Wristbands: No Longer Just For Punks - - By: Peter Emerson People who could be considered Punks Goths or Metalheads used to be the only types of people who wore leather wristbands, but now people in many different social groups wear them. As underground subcultures become more mainstream, the fashions associated with them are viewed as being less extreme th... 11. Yoga’s Place In America - By: Michael Russell It's strange that people still associate the phrase "yoga guru" with a person of Indian heritage. Although yoga has a slightly different meaning here than in India, there are more people practicing yoga in the lower east side of Manhattan than there are in all of India! Surely not all of those yo... 12. Stomach Cancer - The Basics - By: Michael Russell Stomach cancer is a disease in which tumors are found in the stomach. If it is not diagnosed quickly, it may spread to other parts of your stomach as well as to other organs. Research indicates that more than 25,000 Americans are diagnosed with stomach cancer every year. Also, more than 13,000 Ameri... 13. Germany Deports Man To Serve Prison Term For Denying Apollo Cost - By: Staff BOSTON -- A man who published a study that he said proved theAmericans did not send men to the moon in the 1960's wasdeported to the United States from his native Germany to serve aprison term for Apollo cost denial.Germar Rudolf, also known as Germar Scheerer, had his emergencypetition ... 14. Kachina Dolls - By: Michael Russell Kachina dolls, also known as katsinas, originated in what is now the southwestern United States. Authentic Kachina dolls are made only from the cottonwood root and are hand-carved representations of spirits in traditional Native American cultures. The Kachina spirits are said to have walked in the l... 15. History Of Saunas And Sweat Lodges - By: Michael Russell The first use of Saunas was among the people in Europe that occupied the Finland area. They brought their Sauna with them when they migrated to the region from Asia. The Sauna was designed to be able to heat stones until they were hot enough to heat the room so people could bath in the h... 16. Alaska - The Largest State Of The Union - By: Michael Russell Alaska is one of two non-contiguous U.S. states (the other being Hawaii). It is separated from the main part of the nation by hundreds of miles of Canadian territory. It borders the Canadian provinces of British Columbia and Yukon Territory. The state’s coastline touches the Pacific Ocean and Gulf o... 17. Lupus - A 60 Second Round-up Of The Disease - By: Michael Russell The name Lupus means wolf in Latin and because we have known about the disease for the last thousand years or so it is believed it got this name because the skin rashes that occur resemble the look of wolf bites. In very broad terms Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease whereby the immu... 18. Using An Entrepreneurial Mindset In Your Career - By: Michael Russell People who come to the United States from other countries see America as the Land of Opportunity. This isn't just a cliche -- if you talk to recent immigrants, they'll tell you this is how they really feel. This country wasn't founded by professional warriors, as were many other nations. It was foun... 19. Turquoise Jewelry – The Oldest Gemstone - By: Kim Brockman 1978448 Turquoise is one of the oldest gemstones worn in jewelry. It has been used in jewelry making since 5500 B.C. It’s been discovered in King Tut’s tomb. It was worn by Aztec Kings and included in their offerings to the Aztec Serpent God. Its origin can be traced to the Alimersai Mount... 20. Medical Billing - Ca1 Record - By: Michael Russell There are quite a few special cases when doing medical billing. In this article, we're going to review one of these special cases, which is electronically billed using a CA1 record. This record is actually part of the patient records beginning with CA0, but is a special case that is medi... 21. Separating Fact From Fiction In Historical Family Stories - By: Michael Russell As you sit down to do a genealogy interview with your grandfather, he leans over and whispers to you, “You know, your great-great-grandmother was a Cherokee Indian Princess, don't you?” You will probably encounter this at some point in your family history research. Most people do. It can be extremel... 22. Outsourcing Trends In Europe - By: Michael Russell European companies are finding financial benefits to outsourcing and are doing it more and more. The primary difference between American and European outsourcing is nearness. When an American company does offshore outsourcing, very little consideration is ever given to nearness of the vendor compa... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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| Sage & Cedar Smudge Wand 7: K NATIVE AMERICAN INCENSE SAGE SPIRIT Smudge Wands are made from a combination of sage, cedar sweetgrass, lavender and copal. Wrapped with 100% cotton string, each wand is considered a sacred herb used for centuries by Native Americans in the smudging ceremony. ''Smudging'' is the name given to the burning of these sacred herbs for the purpose of cleansing and sending out prayers. Today, people a... |
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| Sage Smudge Wand 7: K NATIVE AMERICAN INCENSE SAGE SPIRIT Smudge Wands are made from a combination of sage, cedar sweetgrass, lavender and copal. Wrapped with 100% cotton string, each wand is considered a sacred herb used for centuries by Native Americans in the smudging ceremony. ''Smudging'' is the name given to the burning of these sacred herbs for the purpose of cleansing and sending out prayers. Today, people a... |
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