Youth American Indian interpreters share Crow language, history
BUFFALO — For Jacob Brien, a love of language runs in the family.
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BUFFALO — For Jacob Brien, a love of language runs in the family.
BUFFALO — For Jacob Brien, a love of language runs in the family.
On Thursday, August 10, from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m., Fort Phil Kearny State Historic Site invites the public to our final program on Crow history and culture, given by Jacob Brien, Crow tribal member and American Indian Student Interpretive Ranger. Brien will blend traditions that are alive and well w
Jacob Brien encouraged dancing, audience participation and questions at the Apsáalooke History event Tuesday evening, where he taught attendees about local Crow history and culture.
Around 40 people attended the program about the Crow language and the tribe's relationship with this area, the Bighorn Mountains, as well as sharing the Crow story about the origin of the Medicine Wheel on Tuesday, August 1 at Fort Phil Kearny State Historic Site. The Crow tribe has a long histor