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Shawnee Indians
Considered by Algonquin nations to be Southern "cousins", Shawnee territories included Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Virginia and the Carolinas.
233 Questions
Was tenskwatawa also known as the Shawnee calumet?
Tenskwatawa, also known as the Prophet, was a Shawnee religious leader and brother of Tecumseh. He is not known as the "Shawnee calumet," which refers to a ceremonial pipe used in Native American cultures to signify peace and diplomacy. Tenskwatawa focused on spiritual renewal and resistance against European-American encroachment. His teachings emphasized unity among Native tribes and a return to traditional ways of life.
What are the five sects of the Shawnee and what is the duty of each?
There were originally 12 clans or septs within the Shawnee tribe, but only 5 remained by the historic period - perhaps it is this remnant that you mean by "five sections". These are the 5 groups into which the historic Shawnee were divided: Chillicothe, Hathawekela, Kispokotha, Mequachake, and Piqua.
The Piqua/Peckuwe clan had responsibility for warfare and the training of warriors; the Mequachake/Meykujays are said to have responsibility for food and medicinal remedies, mainly of plant origin; the Hathawekela/Thawegilas and Chilicothe/Chalahgawthas had the responsibility for tribal government and dealings with other tribes. The Kispokotha clan seems to have no specific duties.
Did the Shawnee Indians live in Pennsylvania?
the shawnee Indians didnt live in pensilvania .the shawnee Indians lived in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana but the shawnee Indians were far ranging people they lived as far north as New York state and as far south as geergia.
What is a Shawnee word for pony?
The Shawnee word for a horse is m'šeewe or messewa; adding the element chuc-kie makes "little horse" = a pony.
What was the pottery used by the Shawnee Indians?
Pinch pottery was a specialty of the Kanienkehaka or Mohawk Nation. Their pottery would be used to create family pots and cooking vessels. Their would be characterized by a triangle weave in the upper rim of the pot.
Did they live in wigwams or long houses?
they lived in long houses and every time someone else moved in they made it longer
What is the Indian meaning for neosho?
In the Wazhazhe (Osage) language ne is the word for water (related to Lakota mni =water) and osho means clear, so "clear water".
What are some simple words in the Shawnee language?
Shawnee is one of the Central Algonquian languages, related most closely to Sac, Fox and Kickapoo. It has only 4 vowels (a,e,i,o, which can be either long or short) and 13 consonants (p, t, tsh, k, ', th, sh, h, l, m, n, w, j).
Historically, the Shawnee people and language were often called "Shawano" by white Americans. Both words derive from the eastern Algonquian word meaning "south".
A few "simple" words are:
ni mene............................I drink
ni meniele.........................I dance
neawai..............................I thank you
peshalo.............................take care
weshshi............................good
haiha!................................I am sorry!
hina...................................then
nishi...................................two
kwanakike.........................years
woonewa'hi.......................he saw them
nitkwa'ma..........................[she is] my sister
noskima.............................[he is] my brother
washi.................................so
wentashi............................they returned
menethiki...........................island
gisika..................................fast
yuluma wipekwa hakwiwena...........these blankets are grey
nanapi................................sometimes
k'kakile lenawegi................turtle clan
pelethi' lenawegi................turkey clan
Showanoaki........................Shawnees (literally "south men")
hokima'ki............................chiefs
shishipe kawe....................the duck dance
takwa..................................bread
peki.....................................much
wapagi................................morning
wipi......................................arrow
nipi.......................................my arrow
kakwa..................................porcupine
Has the Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma legalized same-sex marriage?
No, but such sovereign tribal nations are not subject to state or federal laws or constitutional provisions prohibiting same-sex marriage. The tribal elders may grant permission to same-sex couples to marry on tribal lands. Such marriages are legal on tribal lands and in other jurisdictions where same-sex marriage has been legalized.
How much precipitation did the Shawnee tribe get?
The seasons in the plains doesn’t have much rain. It is cold and snowy in the winter, winds blow through the grasslands, and hot in the summer months.
Where is the Absentee-Shawnee Tribe Of Oklahoma in Shawnee Oklahoma located?
The address of the Absentee-Shawnee Tribe Of Oklahoma is: 2025 S Gordon Cooper Dr., Shawnee, OK 74801
Did Shawnee Indians make dream catchers?
Most schools are in a cocnfreene so those games are assigned by the cocnfreene. Those are done on a home-and-home basis (you play them at home one year and at their home the next). After that, then there are usually 2-4 other games to fill in. The schools contract those games with other schools. Some are traditional like USC and Notre Dame, Army and Navy, etc. Others are small schools looking to make some money and give their players big exposure like Coastal Carolina at Penn State. The big schools like that arragement as well because it gives them a warm up game and an extra home game to make money on.
