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.
Thank you very much for sharing ❤ (just wanted to add, that the music in the background made it a bit difficult to listen because it was so uncomfortable repetitive)
My 3rd Great Grandfather, Simon Dayton, 79th Regiment, Co. C, escaped the Colby Twyman plantation in Gallatin Township, Clay County and enlisted in the 1st Kansas at Wyandotte. He sought the freedom of his mother, wife, children, and himself. He died a Corporal. Simon Dayton never saw his family again, but his sacrifice freed his family. Rest in Power Corporal Simon Dayton!
I live in CT and I am in love with Native wisdom and culture. I feel like I was born in the wrong state. Thank you to the gentleman making this video and keeping traditions.
That's one Cherokee word I'll never forget now. Immediately the image of a baby making pottery came to mind, since the syllables in "gadaguga" are all ones stereotypical of babies babbling! Keep up the good work!
this is was very interesting, but don't you think that they would have used a bow to spin the holding tool instead of their hands. it would have been much more efficient
He's willing to teach what he knows, and eager to learn and develop his craft. Nothing but respect for this man. Looking forward to starting my path in flintknapping.
