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BOOKS ABOUT NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURES
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Native American Indian Ethnology Educational Posters & Prints
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social studies > Native Americans > ethnology/artifacts
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Educational posters of Native American culture and artifacts, daily life and rituals, make great teaching resources for the social studies classroom and home schoolers.
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American Indian Baskets I
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Anazasi Pottery, Axe Heads, Arrow Shaper
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Apache Basketry
Art Print
available at-
AllPosters.com
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Feathered War Cap,
White Mountain Apache
Art Print
available at-
barewalls.com
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Bear Claw Necklace,
Sauk and Fox, Art Print
available at-
barewalls.com
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The Tlingit people live in the Pacific Northwest coastal temperate rainforest and the Alexander Archipelago, spanning the present day border between Alaska and Canada. A matrilineal society that traditionally believes Spirit imbues humans, the natural environment and the everyday objects that are created by artisans for use in their hunter-gatherer culture.
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A kachina is a spirit being in the cosmology of the Hopi, Zuni, and Pueblo tribes and representative of the powerful “presence of life in all objects that fill the universe”.
Kachina also refers to the masked tribal dancers in religious ceremonies and the wooden dolls given to children.
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The kiva is a room designated for religious rituals among both the Ancient and modern Pueblo Peoples.
Kivas were generally circular, are entered through a hole in the roof and have a hearth near the center. The eearliest kivas were subterranean, later kivas were built above ground, and some with towers.
• architecture posters
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Woodgatherer's Bowl
Art Print
available at-
barewalls.com
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Coming for the Bride Print
available at-
barewalls.com
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Healing Trough- Hopi Print
available at-
barewalls.com
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The kiva is a room designated for religious rituals among both the Ancient and modern Pueblo Peoples.
Kivas were generally circular, are entered through a hole in the roof and have a hearth near the center. The eearliest kivas were subterranean, later kivas were built above ground, and some with towers.
• architecture posters
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