Information on the Cherokee
The Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma - With boundaries encompassing a fourteen-county area in northeastern Oklahoma, this is the second largest tribe in the United States. Tahlequah is the historical capital of the Cherokees after their forced removal to Oklahoma in the 19th century. Pictures of my homeland and relatives in District 6 of the Cherokee Nation Indian churches within the Cherokee Nation A brief overview of Cherokee history including the forced relocation called The Trail of Tears (coming soon) The Cherokee clans The Cherokee blowgun (coming soon) The The Indian Arts & Crafts Act of 1990 was enacted to stop fraudulent sales by artists claiming to be Native American. This is not to say they're not good artists, but they're not Indian! Native artist Milton Honawa , who's Hopi, but since he's my uncle we'll give him a break! Native artist Helen Daniels , Native American Beadwork: Traditional Designs Fry Bread recipe: The ubiquitous staple that appears from powwows to family gatherings Wild Onion Recipe: To some a garden pest, but to Cherokees this is an epicurean delight. All my relations: Are you and I related? Here is a glimpse of my lineage (once I get it online here - I really need to get going on this) Current weather here on the Central Great Plains of the United States Personal stuff - some pictures and descriptions of what I've been up to
