Multimedia Presentations

Duration:

11 minutes, 6 seconds

Menomen: Wild Rice

 

Duration:

11 minutes, 17 seconds

Makak: The Elm Bark Basket

 

Duration:

13 minutes, 16 seconds

Mitigo-Jiimaan: The Dugout Canoe

 

Duration:

12 minutes, 49 seconds

Ogawaag: Walleye

 

Duration:

14 minutes, 5 seconds

Native Food Sovereignty

 

Duration:

12 minutes, 56 seconds

Longhouse and Wigwam

 

Duration:

43 minutes, 35 seconds

Nmé the Tribal Way – Sturgeon

 

Duration:

15 minutes, 50 seconds

Manoomin - The Good Seed

 

Duration:

19 minutes, 34 seconds

Ziinzibaakwad - Maple Sugar

 

Duration:

8 minutes, 41 seconds

Nme and the Nummaseppi

 

Duration:

7 minutes, 20 seconds

Nme Sotry with the People

 

Duration:

6 minutes, 28 seconds

Nme Life Cycle

 

Duration:

7 minutes, 53 seconds

Nme in the Classroom

 

Duration:

9 minutes, 30 seconds

Nme Streamside

 

Duration:

7 minutes, 59 seconds

Nme and the People Today

 

Duration:

1 hour, 1 minute, 8 seconds

Jiimaan - The Elm Bark Canoe

 

Duration:

11 minutes, 52 seconds

Join Wyandotte Traditional Lifeways Researcher Chris Houk as you explore the history and methods of creating Wyandotte moccasins.

 

Duration:

13 minutes, 32 seconds

The story of the Otgó’ä○’ or Wampum Bead is told by Michael Galban, Historic Site Manager of Ganondagan and Curator of the Seneca Art and Culture Center along with retired professor of Geology Richard Hamell. Discover the origin, significance, and many of the traditional meanings of wampum.

 

Duration:

7 minutes, 35 seconds

Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks – Inscribed as the 25th World Heritage Site in the United States. Join the Honorable Eastern Shawnee Chief Glenna J. Wallace, the Honorable National Park Service Director Chuck Sams, the Honorable Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, the Ohio History Connection, National Park Service and many others as we celebrate the “uncommon geniuses that have gone before us” and left an incredible inheritance now preserved for benefit of the world.

https://www.nps.gov/