Sheyahtse, Warrior, by Jeri Redcorn. Caddo and Potawatomi, 2024.
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
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Sheyahtse, Warrior, by Jeri Redcorn. Caddo and Potawatomi, 2024.
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
Three Deer and Ducks by Woodrow Wilson Crumbo. Potawatomi, American, Mid to Late 20th Century.
The Gilcrease Museum.
Chemokmanmo - They Speak Long Knife (American)
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Chemokman Lies
Chemokmanmowen Wawyasto
Long Knife Speak Tornado
A Dust Devil ravages chemokmankik. A plot hatched back in 2005 comes alive, threaded through black needles shot from within the hive of Chemokmanowen. The whirlwind of words, Chemokmanmowen, Long Knife Speak, the 100% Weaponized Living Language, through thousands of conspiracies needled into the dé of chemokmanek over decades, now reigns supreme over the land. With the chemokman laid low from the Chemokmanmo, all fucked up from the gossip, Chemokmanmowen lays out the foundations for its Mno Bmadzewen..
Since 1776 theyve been known as the Chemokman, The American, the Long Knife they use to MUTILATE and GENOCIDE themselves and others. . .
THE CHEMOKMAN, THE MUTILATED AND GENOCIDED PERSON!!!
Now, within the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, something stirs...
What once slumbers
Is now awakening
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIERS
THEYRE NORMIE CHEMOKMAN'S HITLERS
And they want one thing
For every Chemokman
To be just like them
A PERSON SO GENOCIDED AND MUTILATED
THEYRE JUST A PILE OFUNIDENTIFIABLE GOO AND GUTS!!!
Indiana Bigfoot: Native Legends, Settler Tales, and Forest Guardians!
Indiana's Bigfoot folklore intertwines Native American traditions with modern settler accounts, creating a cultural narrative that spans centuries of the state's history. The Miami and Potawatomi tribes that originally inhabited the region spoke of forest spirits and wild men that roamed the woodlands, beings that bore striking similarities to contemporary Bigfoot descriptions.
Early European settlers in the 1800s reported encounters with wild men and wood devils in the state's vast forests, tales that were often dismissed as frontier superstition, but now read remarkably similar to modern Bigfoot sightings. Local legends speak of the creature as a guardian of the forest, neither wholly benevolent nor malevolent, but rather a mysterious presence that serves as a reminder of the untamed wilderness that once dominated the Indiana landscape.
bundle bag, Meskwaki or Potawatomi
Chemokmanmowen - Long Knife Speak, Contempary American English, the 100% Weaponized Living Language, God Emperor of Chemokmankik (america) and Kiktownene - The Speaker