Cherokee Solitaire - Cherokee Syllabary Card Game Mike Dart This copper bracelet has three

This copper bracelet has three of the four directions patterns that is commonly found on Southeastern artifacts

Parins traces the rise of bilingual literacy and intellectual life in the Cherokee Nation during the nineteenth century - a time of intense social and political turmoil for the tribe

We look back to the seven generations before us to help us to take care of the seven generations after us and we have seven clans

a herd of bison take the first steps on the return to the Cherokee Nation

Beautifully woven basket reed on French hook earrings by Cherokee artist Juan Ramos

Cherokee Solitaire - Cherokee Syllabary Card Game Mike Dart This copper bracelet has threeThis deck of cards is perfect for anyone interested in learning the Cherokee Syllabary while having a fun time doing it! Created by Dione and Ramona Byrd, a husband and wife team, the card games were to first help with Ramona learning the Syllabary. Then, with the help of the Cherokee Language Department, the cards were further developed to help keep the Cherokee language alive for this and future generations. The game consists of 90 cards 86