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Story Teller

The oral tradition developed young people's capacity for remembering long, involved speeches and songs. Storytelling was a cultural contact between generations...

Thirteen Moons

During the night time we see the moon. We have been instructed to address her as our Grandmother. In her cycle, she makes her face new in harmony with other female life...

Four Elements

We give greetings and thanks to our Mother Earth. She gives us that which makes us strong and healthy...

Four Winds

We listen and hear the voices of the four winds. We are assured that they are following the instructions of the Creator...

Northern Lights

The aurora borealis has intrigued people from ancient time. Native Americans have many explanations for the northern lights...

Parasol Girl

As traders, explorers, and military men pushed further into the Great Plains region beginning in the 1830's, the Plains Indians were exposed to a new medium for their drawings- the ledger book...

Turtle Story Teller

The oral tradition developed young people's capacity for remembering long, involved speeches and songs. Storytelling was a cultural contact between generations...

The turtle taught us patience and never to give up.

Eagle

To us the eagle is the symbol of strength. It is said that they fly the highest and can see the creation...

Sky Woman Lamp

It is said that long ago there lived among the clouds another people, called sky people. Among them grew a sacred tree which gave off a beautiful light.

Elk

He is watching over all of the daughters on the earth

Moon Dancer 1

Long-legged polo ponies who seemed to dance with excitement as we rode through the woods.

Moon Dancer 2

Long-legged polo ponies who seemed to dance with excitement as we rode through the woods.

Moon Dancer 3

Long-legged polo ponies who seemed to dance with excitement as we rode through the woods.

Turtle Lamp

The turtle taught us patience and never to give up.

Grandmother Moon

During the night time we see the moon. We have been instructed to address her as our Grandmother. In her cycle, she makes her face new in harmony with other female life...

Longboat

Iroquois canoes varied in size from twelve feet, to carry two men, up to forty feet with the capacity for thirty men...

Spring

The four powerful spirit beings who have been assigned by the Creator to guide us both by day and night are called the Sky Dwellers...

Summer

The four powerful spirit beings who have been assigned by the Creator to guide us both by day and night are called the Sky Dwellers...

Winter

The four powerful spirit beings who have been assigned by the Creator to guide us both by day and night are called the Sky Dwellers...

Sunshine

Our thoughts turn to the sky. We see the sun, the source of life. We are instructed to call him our Eldest Brother...

Mother Earth

We give greetings and thanks to our Mother Earth-she gives us that which makes us strong and healthy...

Great Hunter

A long time ago, about the time when the Oneidas first arrived here, there were plenty of bears and deer. It was at that time that an old man went hunting...

Story Teller

The oral tradition developed young people's capacity for remembering long, involved speeches and songs. Storytelling was a cultural contact between generations...

Three Sisters

These three sisters, sisters who would never be apart from one another, should be planted together and celebrated together...

Iroquois Floral Bench

The Oneidas and other Iroquois created this new style, which featured floral designs composed of glass beads in every color, during the years following European trading of glass beads...

An Oneida Pronunciation System Guide can be found here.
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These works are protected by the Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990
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