THE Hu'un MAGAZINE
(1)Pamunkey: Federal Recognition of a Founding Tribe - 2016
(2) Newly Federally Recognized Virginia Tribes of 2018?
(3)Tauxenent/Dogue Exhibit at Riverbend Park, Virginia
(4) Are "Indians" Indians?
(5) Surviving Document Genocide(2)
(1)Pamunkey: Federal Recognition of a Founding Tribe - 2016
(2) Newly Federally Recognized Virginia Tribes of 2018?
(3)Tauxenent/Dogue Exhibit at Riverbend Park, Virginia
(4) Are "Indians" Indians?
(5) Surviving Document Genocide(2)
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WINGAPO! (WELCOME)
This site provides information on the historic
people and culture of the Powhatan Confederacy.
Wahunsenacawh (or Powhatan) was the father of
Pocahontas and the paramount leader of the 30 to
34 Algonquian-speaking tribal nations of the 17th
century "Virginia Territory" indigenous alliance .
This site provides information on the historic
people and culture of the Powhatan Confederacy.
Wahunsenacawh (or Powhatan) was the father of
Pocahontas and the paramount leader of the 30 to
34 Algonquian-speaking tribal nations of the 17th
century "Virginia Territory" indigenous alliance .
| We also provide information on the ancient indigenous peoples of the Caribbean (the Taíno and Carib) whose cultures, after October 11, 1492, had a lasting impact on the rest of the world. Insights into cultures that later contributed to the creation of a larger, multi-ethnic hemisphere that came to be called the"New World" are also featured. |
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INFORMATIVE BLOGS: Llnks to Native cultural issues
(1) Who is a Native American? Or, it is hard out here to be an Indian!
(2) Football: Where would it be without the Olmec?
(3) THANKSGIVING: THANKING A TAÍNO, MEXICA, POWHATAN, OR WAMPANOAG
(4) The Conquest (Of the Americas)
(5) Cannibals in the Caribbean?
(6) SUPER FRUIT: The Guava
(7) Influences of Amerindian Art
(8) Opechancanough : The first American hero
(9) How Caribbean Amerindians Influenced the History of the Americas
(10) Cultural Revival: The Taíno
(1) Who is a Native American? Or, it is hard out here to be an Indian!
(2) Football: Where would it be without the Olmec?
(3) THANKSGIVING: THANKING A TAÍNO, MEXICA, POWHATAN, OR WAMPANOAG
(4) The Conquest (Of the Americas)
(5) Cannibals in the Caribbean?
(6) SUPER FRUIT: The Guava
(7) Influences of Amerindian Art
(8) Opechancanough : The first American hero
(9) How Caribbean Amerindians Influenced the History of the Americas
(10) Cultural Revival: The Taíno
Part one of a trilogy
that begins with
ancient Caribbean
folklore. Follow this
young boy to
"Coaybay" the
Taino's Island of the
Dead...and beyond.
that begins with
ancient Caribbean
folklore. Follow this
young boy to
"Coaybay" the
Taino's Island of the
Dead...and beyond.
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