April eclipse will spark memories of peaceful origins for indigenous nations in WNY
As many people flock to the Finger Lakes region to see the April 8 eclipse, some eyes will be looking to the skies for an even deeper reason.
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As many people flock to the Finger Lakes region to see the April 8 eclipse, some eyes will be looking to the skies for an even deeper reason.
Hundreds of years after being given to European nations by Indigenous peoples from across the northeast, a collection of wampum belts have returned to Canada for the first time.Forty wampum belts dating back to the 17th century that are currently held in public and private institutions across Europe, Quebec, and Ontario are part of a new exhibition, Wampum: Beads of Diplomacy, at Montreal's McCord Stewart Museum.It's a historic moment for Jonathan Lainey, curator of Indigenous cultures at McCord
The wampum exhibit at Ganondagan's Seneca Art and Cultural Center is the product of an uncommon intercultural museum relationship.
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Pope’s Canadian visit spurs renewed interest in church’s collections of Indigenous artifacts