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Contemporary Images of the EBCI
Elder in Residence Tom Belt speaking at the Elder-in-Residence introduction ceremony Traditional Rivercane fish basket at the fish weir gathering in Webster, NC Traditional Cherokee meal prepared for a group of WCU students by the Cherokee Chapter of NAIWA School of Ed. students on a tour of Cherokee High School Cherokee elementary students giving a demonstration of Cherokee language songs Elder-in-Residence Tom Belt giving students a guided tour of Kituhwa, the Mothertown of the Cherokee Stickball game at the 2004 Cherokee Fall Fair Art display at the 2004 Cherokee Fall Fair Basket display WCU students working at the Archaelogical field school during May of 2004 Another group at Kituhwah, Including Sequoyah Professor Dr. Tom Hatley on the left Students planting Rivercane at WCU's Cherokee center in Cherokee, NC Elder-In-Residence Freeman Owle story-telling to Dr. Karen McKinney's Native American Literature class
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