The document discusses various aspects of indigenous culture, including historical references to clothing, marriage practices, and family life from the 16th century. It highlights the significance of different cultural symbols and the relationships with nature, as well as current statuses of indigenous communities in the U.S. The document emphasizes environmentalism and contains informal elements such as personal anecdotes and expressions of gratitude.

2. ARE THEY RED OR WHAT ?

3. REDDISH SKIN

4. RED WAR PAINT

5. WORE RED DRESSES

6. HISTORY (16TH CENTURY)

7. THROUGH FRIENDSHIP THEY GOT IT ALL !!

9. THE GREAT SPIRIT

10. COYOTE
•TRICKSTER
•SORROW
•DEATH

11. RAVEN

12. SKYWOMAN

14. KACHINA
PROTECTED:
•SKY
•WATER
•PLANTS
•CHILDREN

16. ANNINGAN AND MALINA

18. BREATH MAKER

19. WINDIGO (MONSTROUS ONE)

21. THREE SISTERS

23. •BUFFALO AND FISH HUNTING
•ATE TOMATO,POTATO
•PUMPKINS AND SUNFLOWERS

24. ATE THEIR FOOD :
•AFTER HEATING
OR
•AS IT IS

25. CLOTHING

28. HOMES
•BUFFALOES SKIN
•BRANCHES OF TREES

29. FAMILY LIFE AND MARRIAGES
•HAPPY ON BIRTH OF GIRLS
•FOCUSED ON FOOD,
CLOTHING AND HOMES
•AGE OF MARRIAGE
•GIRLS (13-15)
•BOYS (15-20)
• BURRIED UNDER MUD

30. WEAPONS AND WARFARE
•CLUB

31. AXE

32. KNIVES

33. WAR BETWEEN TRIBES
•WAS A SYMBOL OF PRIDE
•THEY USED TO DEVISE A PROPER
PLAN

35. MODE OF TRANSPORT

39. GRASS DANCE

41. RAIN DANCE

42. PRESENT STATUS
•300 RESERVATIONS
IN U.S
•MOST OF THEM ARE
IN THE EAST STATES

43. THEY HAD SENSE OF ENVIRONMETALISM

44. THANKS FOR LISTENING ! 