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Historical and Cultural Dance and Craft Storytelling

Tales of Wonder 1 and 2 DVD Both award winning videos on one DVD! This DVD captures the essence of the storytelling craft as Gregg Howard re-tells the stories that have given instruction and insight to the ways of the Cherokee for centuries. Researched from the archives of Cherokee culture and heritage, these stories live again as only Gregg can tell them. From Florida to Hawaii he as shared these stories withj the people and now you can enjoy them again and again. $32.95

Historical and Cultural Videos

How to Trace Your Native American Heritage How to trace your Native American heritage, for you, for your children, and for their children's children. Use this guide to search out the path of your ancestors. You will learn: How to obtain a CDIB card (Certificate of Indian Blood); How to obtain your Tribal membership; How and where to search the Dawes Rolls. There is also a complete listing of internet sites of over 500 federally recognized American Indian tribes and nations to help you in your search. VHS videocassette or Region 1 NTSC DVD, 34 min. Videocassette $29.95   DVD $29.95

Black Indians: An American Story Black Indians: An American Story brings to light a forgotten part of America's past - the cultural and racial fusion of Native and African Americans. Narrated by James Earl Jones, produced and directed by the award winning Native American production company, Rich-Heape Films, this presentation explores what brought these two groups together, what drove them apart, and the challenges they face today. Received Award of Distinction - The Communicator's Video 2000 Awards. VHS videocassette or Region 1 NTSC DVD, 60 min. Videocassette $29.95   DVD $29.95

Native American Healing in the 21st Century Native American Healing in the 21st Century discusses the ancient remedies that are now being endorsed by modern medicine. A look at the healing practices of American Indians and how many of those natural remedies are applicable to today's alternative health-conscious society. Learn traditional healing practices and philosophies from tribal elders. Featuring healing remedies for Heart and ciculatory ailments; arthritis, female conditions, asthma, skin conditions and more. VHS videocassette or Region 1 NTSC DVD, 40 min. Videocassette $29.95   DVD $29.95

Ancient America Series 1: Eastern Woodlands The majestic world of early America comes to life in this video series. These videos are portraits of a diverse people whose timeless contributions continue to enrich our lives. Come explore the mysteries of the mounds and the lost civilizations that existed here before 1492. Discover the remarkable unwritten history and relics of the Indians of the Eastern Woodlands. VHS videocassette, 60 min. $29.95

Ancient America Series 2: Nomads of the West Nomads of the West speaks of the many tribes that were, by necessity, among the most resourceful of all Native Americans. Trade was vital and because so many languages were spoken, sign language was invented to communicate between different tribes. VHS videocassette, 60 min. $29.95

Ancient America Series 3: Indians of the Southwest Indians of the Southwest shows you the art, artifacts and the settlements left behind by the ancestral Puebloans, Hohokam, and the other fascinating peoples who once inhabited this part of Ancient America. VHS videocassette, 60 min. $29.95

Ancient America Series 4: The Great Northwest Was Columbus the first to discover America? Mysterious Ming Dynasty porcelains unearthed in prehistoric Indian villages along the Oregon coast suggest a linking with the Orient. Discover the sophisticated art, ceremonies, and wealthy societies of the Great Northwest. VHS videocassette, 60 min. $29.95

More than Bows and Arrows More than Bows and Arrows documents the contributions of the American Indians to the development of the United States and Canada. From net fishing cliffs over a Northwest river to prehistoric mounds that rival the pyramids of Egypt. From early mines and medicine men to the ancient Hohokam irrigation canal system in Arizona. Narrated by N. Scott Momaday, Pulitzer Prize winning Indian author, More than Bows & Arrows has received numerous national and international awards for film excellence. VHS videocassette, 60 min. $29.95

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Dance and Crafts Videos

Into the Circle Into the Circle takes you into where the dancing action is. Long before this land was called America, native people danced in a circle around the drum -- for celebration, fellowship, renewal and healing. This hour-long video is a colorful and informative guide on how best to enjoy attending a powwow. Featuring excerpts of dances across Oklahoma. Interviews with tribal elders, dancers and singers will help you know what it means to be in the circle. $24.95

Beginning Steps Beginning Steps is a perfect tape for beginners! You will learn the parts of a war dance song; how to master the basic step for men and women; and how to dance "on the song." You will see demonstrations from championship Native American dancers. $24.95

Dance Styles, Vol. 1 In Dance Styles, Volume 1, you'll watch and learn the Men's Straight Dance, Men's Northern Traditional (including Crow Hop and Sneak Up styles); Men's Grass Dance; Men's Fancy Dance; Women's Southern Cloth Dance; Women's Buckskin Dress; Women's Jingle Dress (including the Side Step) and the Ladie's Fancy Shawl Dance. These dances were taped at various Southern Plains powwows and celebrations. VHS videocassette, 60 min. $24.95

Dance Styles, Vol. 2 Dance Styles, Volume 2, is another exciting 60 minutes of powwow dancing! In this volume, you'll learn how to Hoop Dance, Gourd Dance; the steps in the Crow Men's and Women's Traditional Dance, Team Dancing, Couples Rabbit Dance, Couples Two-Step, Round Dance, the Fancy Dance Mix-up Song, and the Tiny Tots Intertribal. These dances were taped at the Crow Fair, Denver March Powwow and Powwows in Oklahoma. VHS videocassette, 60 min. $24.95

How To Bead Native American Style Videos Volume 1: Loom Beadwork demonstrates an easy way to begin beading - see exactly how to bead step-by-step on a "larger then life" model loom, and learn how to create your own designs. The video contains printed instructions, how to make your own loom, and graph paper for planning your own designs and supply list. (25 min). In Volumes 2 thru 5, various beading techniques are explained in clear easy to follow details. On VHS videocassette. Volume 1: Loom Beadwork (25 min) $24.95   Volume 2: Lazystitch Beadwork (30 min) $24.95   Volume 3: Peyote Beadwork (38 min) $24.95   Volume 4: Medallions - Running Stitch (30 min) $24.95   Volume 5: Two Needle Applique Stitch (30 min) $24.95

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Storytelling Video and Audio

Tales of Wonder 1 and 2 DVD Both award winning videos on one DVD! This DVD captures the essence of the storytelling craft as Gregg Howard re-tells the stories that have given instruction and insight to the ways of the Cherokee for centuries. Researched from the archives of Cherokee culture and heritage, these stories live again as only Gregg can tell them. From Florida to Hawaii he as shared these stories withj the people and now you can enjoy them again and again. $32.95

Cheyenne Legends CD With eyes closed and the feather-tipped "Talking Stick" in hand, Eugene Blackbear, Sr. quietly relates the stories of "Sweet Medicine" and the "Legend of Devil's Tower." Eugene, 71, also known as "Yello Bird" was born in Watonga, OK. A respected cheyenne elder, he is a Cheyenne Arrow Priest, Sundance Priest, a Fasting Priest, Native American Church Priest and Sweat Lodge Priest. Bear Butte is known as a sacred place to 17 tribes of the plains: the Lakota, the Cheyenne, and Kiowa to name just three. It is a central landmark in the spiritual landscape of North America. The Indian people treat it with the utmost reverence, the way a Christian might regard Bethlehem. The prayer flags and tobacco bundles are left as offerings of gratitude to the Creator. The people come here to fast and pray and connect with something larger than themselves. For Indian people, they are coming to church. $19.95

Kiowa Language Sampler and Legend CD A brief introduction to the Kiowa language with some of the most common words and phrases with a complete pronunciation guide. Also the story of the "Little Eagle" is told by Eva Lou Ware Russell in both Kiowa and English as only "Kauauointy" (Honking Goose) can tell it. Written expressly for her children and grandchildren, it is a wonderful story and lesson for children. Eva Lou was selected "Outstanding Indian Woman of Oklahoma, the United States and Canada" and is the recipient of the "OEA Human Relations Award." A storytelling CD you'll keep for years. $19.95

Cherokee Warrior Stories CD A lone Cherokee warrior looks across the Holston River at a European settlement that has invaded his country. This beautiful painting by Talmadge Davis illustrates the frustration the Cherokee felt as they tried valiantly to stem the flow of white invasion into their country. Once again, Gregg Howard, noted Cherokee teacher and storyteller, retells the stories of these brave men and women who fought to save their homeland - stories of battles between the Seneca, Iroquois and Americans during those turbulent years between 1700 and 1839. But more than that, this CD is a tribute to all American Indian veterans who have fought and died for these United States since 1812 - for the Cherokee who were finally permitted citizenship in 1921, for other displaced tribes in 1924 but not until 1946 for reservation Indians. The latter due to the efforts of the Comanche and Navajo in defeating the Japanese in WW II. These are their stories. $19.95

Cherokee Scary Stories CD Everyone is a little afraid of the dark - even Cherokees - and being alone in the woods gave rise to many stories of monsters and other evil doers. 10 spooky stories of monster insects, "Tlanuwa" the mythic hawk, The Eagle's Revenge, "Dotsuwa" the Daughter of the Sun.These were the stories that taught the children to be careful in the woods and not to trust strangers. Recommended for children 4 to 104. $19.95

Grandfather's Stories CD Nine traditional Cherokee stories that tell of life at a different time and seen in a different way. The Origin of Fire, The Ballagame between the Animals and the Birds , Why Mole lives underground (a love story), Why Bat flies at night, and four more wonderful stories. A wonderful "teaching" tool for behavior and social situations. 45 min. $19.95

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