Uhnawiyúʔkye Skarù·ręʔ - Tuscarora Nation Of North Carolina
Raθkwarúhahs rayá·θę haʔ rawę̀·ruʔ wahratahsnęhà·wiʔ haʔ čárhuʔ.
Kuhserhęhé·θuʔ is our word for the month of December. In our language, it means "Long Winter."
"Let us put our minds together and see what life we can make for our children." ~ Chief Sitting Bull, Hunkpapa Lakota
Lakola Cook and Duane Brayboy, both of Bear Clan, teach the children about our past and present to strengthen them for the future. Lakola has arranged for the children a series of Native presenters and activities for Native American Heritage Month.
A seasonal lesson from the evergreen trees:
Tuscaroras have a long history with the long leaf pine. A photo of a pine forest in our territory. Evergreens are abundant in Tuscarora territory.
Tuscaroras have a long history with the long leaf pine. A photo of a pine forest in our territory. Evergreens are abundant in Tuscarora territory.
Tuscaroras have a long history with the long leaf pine. A photo of a pine forest in our territory. Evergreens are abundant in Tuscarora territory.
Tuscaroras have a long history with the long leaf pine. A photo of a pine forest in our territory. Evergreens are abundant in Tuscarora territory.
Tuscaroras have a long history with the long leaf pine. A photo of a pine forest in our territory. Evergreens are abundant in Tuscarora territory.
Photo credit: Justin Meissen
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