Posts Tagged ‘maine’
A Passamaquoddy Porcupine Quill Basket
Natalie, an anthropologist, also a great (4x) granddaughter to Tomah Joseph, talks to us about the beautiful porcupine quill basket made by her grandmother, of Passamaquoddy Nation. Natalie focuses her…
MoreA Look at a 1906 Tomah Joseph Basket
Tomah Joseph is an important historic elder in Passamaquoddy and Indigenous History as he was elected Governor for the Passamaquoddy Tribe at Peter Dana Point (Motahkomikuk) and was a mentor…
MoreHistory of Indigenous Handwoven Baskets
Natalie, an anthropologist teaches us about the history of baskets that were heavily used and relied upon in Indigenous culture as a survival tool. Natalie Dana-Lolar is an anthropologist who…
MoreAnthropologist, Natalie Dana-Lolar at Passamaquoddy Cultural Heritage Museum
Natalie is an anthropologist who focuses her work at the Passamaquoddy Cultural Heritage Museum to cultural revitalizing, using native language, ancestor stories and Indigenous world views. Passamaquoddy Cultural Heritage Museum…
MorePassamaquoddy Tribe gets $5 million in federal funds for climate change planning | Maine Public
By Murray Carpenter | Maine Public A new federal program announced Wednesday aims to help tribal communities that are severely impacted by climate change. It includes $5 million for Maine’s…
MoreCourt decision reaffirms Native rights | The Quoddy Tides
By Chief Hugh Akagi | The Quoddy Tides See more articles about the Peskotomuhkati Nation on The Quoddy Tides: Recent fisheries statement may impact Peskotomuhkati Nation by Derwin Gowan Aboriginal rights…
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