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Visit Cherokee Nation
United States
Приєднався 15 лют 2010
No matter where you call home, Cherokee Nation welcomes you!
Dedicated to telling the story of the rich history of Cherokee people, Cherokee Nation offers various cultural sites and attractions that allow visitors to follow in the footsteps of historical Cherokees and walk the paths they traveled more than a century ago.
Properties include the Cherokee National History Museum, Cherokee National Prison Museum and Cherokee National Supreme Court Museum - all located in Tahlequah, Oklahoma; the John Ross Museum in Park Hill, Oklahoma; the Saline Courthouse Museum in Rose, Oklahoma and Sequoyah's Cabin Museum in Sallisaw, Oklahoma.
Uncover the secrets and startling facts that lie within numerous attractions, spread across the 14 counties that make up the great Cherokee Nation. There is beauty and history all around you when you visit Cherokee Nation.
Dedicated to telling the story of the rich history of Cherokee people, Cherokee Nation offers various cultural sites and attractions that allow visitors to follow in the footsteps of historical Cherokees and walk the paths they traveled more than a century ago.
Properties include the Cherokee National History Museum, Cherokee National Prison Museum and Cherokee National Supreme Court Museum - all located in Tahlequah, Oklahoma; the John Ross Museum in Park Hill, Oklahoma; the Saline Courthouse Museum in Rose, Oklahoma and Sequoyah's Cabin Museum in Sallisaw, Oklahoma.
Uncover the secrets and startling facts that lie within numerous attractions, spread across the 14 counties that make up the great Cherokee Nation. There is beauty and history all around you when you visit Cherokee Nation.
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Cherokee Word of the Week: Plant
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In Cherokee culture, plants are one of our most important natural resources. Since the beginning, plants have been used every day as ingredients for food and medicine, hunting tools, basketweaving materials, art and more! How are plants a part of your daily life? Tell us in the comments and learn this Cherokee Word of the Week for “plant!” #Cherokee #IAmSorry #NativeAmerican
The Rights of Land & Water - Watercress Fest Panel
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Recorded at the first-ever Watercress Fest, April 2024. “The Rights of Land and Water” is a collaboration between Dr. Christine Hallman from Northeastern State University and two Cherokee Nation citizens, including an elder from the Medicine Keeper group and a young environmental advocate.
Protecting Streams - Watercress Fest Panel
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Recorded at the first-ever Watercress Fest, April 2024. Oklahoma’s Blue Thumb is a statewide citizen science program. It trains volunteers to monitor waterways and share their knowledge of water quality with others. The goal of Blue Thumb is to empower people to protect water in their region from non-point source pollution. During the Land & Water Summit at Watercress Fest, Blue Thumb Oklahoma ...
Tar Creek Water Protectors - Watercress Fest Panel
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Recorded at the first-ever Watercress Fest, April 2024. Many relatives contribute to a project as important as restoring Tar Creek. This panel featured Rebecca Jim, the Tar Creek keeper, as well as the Executive Director and co-founder LEAD Agency, and two women who have supported her work along the way. Nancy Scott has been supporting Tar Creek "behind the scenes" from her administrative posit...
Cherokee Word of the Week: I Am Sorry
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Maybe the three most important words in any language, our Cherokee phrase this week is “I am sorry”. #Cherokee #IAmSorry #NativeAmerican
Cherokee Word of the Week: Hurry Up
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A phrase we probably use too much in our day-to-day lives, but sometimes a necessary one - especially if you have kids! This week’s Cherokee phrase is “hurry up”. #Cherokee #HurryUp #NativeAmerican
Native Beadwork by Jennifer Jordan
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Recorded at the 18th Annual Cherokee Art Market. Jennifer Jordan (Oneida Nation) gave a presentation on Native Beadwork. For more information on the Cherokee Art Market, go to: cherokeeartmarket.com/ We will be posting a cultural demonstration every month leading up to this year's Cherokee Art Market in October!
Cherokee Word of the Week: Let's Play
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Friendly competition is an important part of Cherokee games and sports. This week, learn the Cherokee phrase for “let’s play!” #Cherokee #LetsPlay #NativeAmerican
Design & Construction of the U.S. Marshals Museum
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Recorded on May 14, in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. This month's Lunch & Learn was about the “U.S. Marshals Museum,” presented by David Kennedy, curator of collections and exhibits. This fascinating new museum - the culmination of more than 16 years of fundraising, design, construction and installation - opened July 1, 2023. You can view the full Lunch & Learn schedule at: visitcherokeenation.com/class...
Cherokee Word of the Week: Dinosaur
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Today is National Dinosaur Day so we’re celebrating with the Cherokee word of the week “dinosaur.” Don’t you wish that people still asked you what your favorite dinosaur is? 🦖 #Cherokee #Dinosaur #NativeAmerican
Cherokee Word of the Week: Strawberry
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Cherokee Word of the Week: Strawberry
Historical Role of Women in Cherokee Society
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Historical Role of Women in Cherokee Society
Artist Spotlight: Sayo’:kla Kindness-Williams (53rd Trail of Tears Art Show)
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Artist Spotlight: Sayo’:kla Kindness-Williams (53rd Trail of Tears Art Show)
Cherokee Word of the Week: Beautiful
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Cherokee Word of the Week: Beautiful
Artist Spotlight: John Henry Gloyne (53rd Trail of Tears Art Show)
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Artist Spotlight: John Henry Gloyne (53rd Trail of Tears Art Show)
Cherokee Journalism: Past, Present & Future (Panel Discussion)
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Cherokee Journalism: Past, Present & Future (Panel Discussion)
What It Takes To Run the Cherokee Phoenix (Panel Discussion)
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What It Takes To Run the Cherokee Phoenix (Panel Discussion)
53rd Trail of Tears Art Show (Awards Presentation)
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53rd Trail of Tears Art Show (Awards Presentation)
History of the Annual Freedmen Celebration in the Cherokee Nation
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History of the Annual Freedmen Celebration in the Cherokee Nation
Cherokee Word of the Week: Rainbow
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Cherokee Word of the Week: Rainbow
Thank you for sharing. You are remarkable.
Everything that has happened is by the hand of God. God says, I call the end to the beginning, and everything I call will come to pass. I’m part Cherokee, part Irish, part European, Scandinavian, Greek and Idumean. My great grandfather was hung in KY for being Cherokee, he was sent a letter by government asking him to relocate to OK and give up all his land in KY that he had bought. He was rich in a sense, he wouldn’t get on the Daus Rolls so therefore, none of my family could get on the roll. Is it fair that a few get privileges and a big part of us never got anything? I think not. I hope to be in a kingdom one day that embraces all humanity, The Kingdom of Jesus as King ❤️💯🙏
Thank you 😊
WADO 💖
Great story!!
My dad's ashes are buried there. He passed away last February at the age of 97. My family owned land by the mission school in Oaks. My dad volunteered for service in WW2. He finally returned home after he retired from the military and me, being the youngest, joining the military service myself. He loved being back home with his parents.
I've been trying to research to learn my native tongue, haven't spoken since I was 8 years old. I was forced to speak English in the school system when I lived in Chicago. My ancestors are deceased, so it's hard for me to learn from them. Is there anyone who might know someone willing to teach? 👍🏾
I found 3 points in a pile of landscaping rocks. They are truly works of art, beautiful!
Beautiful. ✌🏼🤟🏼🪶
Wado ❤❤❤
Wado
Great video. I love how he's too humble to call himself a master despite the fact that he obviously is...
Wado Donetta ❤❤❤
Hello,?, thank you..I love ❤️
Amazing word. ✌🏼 🤟🏼🪶
Osiyo Donetta wado dideyohvsgi
Osiyo,unalii wado Donetta
The written language is as beautiful as calligraphy.
Can this term be used in the form of a verb and a noun??
Cherokee doesn't work that way.
I'm getting tattoos in Cherokee for the things that make me strong: Horse, Child, and now Plant. Thank you.
Nice one
We plant our vegetables and preserve them. Sgi.
We plant our vegetables and preserve them. Sgi.
Im sure many know this already, but use eye protection if possible.
This put a place in my heart as i am 1/16 cherokee and make arrow heads but not really well and some how almost cut iff my finger
Shki
🥰🪶 Wado
thanks so much for this video! I'm really glad to catch a bit of the energy that our nation is putting into environmental stewardship. It is nice to see these folks talk about these things. Everyone involved was obviously very interested and engaged on this panel. excited for anything in the future after this
Wado
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A phrase I will have to learn well! Wado wonderful teacher!!!❤
Great story!!!
Love it!!
You are a Master Sir. TY for showing us what can be done.
Most people don't think or care, pretty lawns is what they want.
Native Americans are the tribe of Gad in the bible. 12 tribes of Israel! ❤ ❤❤❤
Good plan. God bless America.
I hear that it is used like 'sorry' but what are you actually saying? I know "Tla " is a negation of something. So what is it less roughly translated?
love you donetta!!
Excellent video, thank you.
Thank you for teaching! I grew up with my dad & his whole side who spoke Cherokee but he never taught us (kids) but certain words we caught onto. He's been passed but regretted not teaching us
just a comment to support and show <3!
Can someone advise me who can translate a few things in Cherokee?
What do you want translated??
Osiyo, wado Donetta
👋😎🌈
Osiyo,wado dideyohvsgi
Obviously a good phrase for a husband. Thank you.
I appreciate you and your channel. 🧡🧡🤍🤍🐾
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