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POWWOW: A CELEBRATION THROUGH SONG AND DANCE

Karen Pheasant-Neganigwane, illustrated by Don Tate. Peachtree Publishing Company, Inc

Powwow traces powwow culture in North America from its beginnings to contemporary practice. It uses personal stories, family history, community photographs, and factual material to explore the event. A powwow is presented as a social gathering and traditional celebration that honors Native American cultures. The book covers the importance of protocols, regalia, songs, dances, and food. Each plays an important part in the celebration. A glossary and resource list are included.

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Book details

Themes
Community · Cultural Heritage · Dance And Movement · Food And Cooking · Music
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Orca Book Publishers
Published
April 15, 2025
Pages
88
ISBN-13
9781459843448
Language
English
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