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Into the circle an introduction to Native American powwows and celebrations.

Into the circle an introduction to Native American powwows and celebrations.

VHS

Long before this land was called America, native people danced in a circle around a drum...for celebration, fellowship, renewal and healing. From many individual tribal ceremonies and songs has come the contemporary powwows, an Indian gathering of many tribes. Oklahoma, the original Indian Territory, is still home to more Native Americans and more tribes than any other state. It's an ideal location to see the widest array of dancers, singers and...

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Description:
1 videocassette (58 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 1/2 in. + 1 guide
analog
magnetic
VHS
Target Audience Note:
Secondary/Adult
Notes:
VHS
Licensed for public performance
Includes a two page guide to the video
This program was made possible by State Arts Council of Oklahoma
Produced by: Scott Swearingen, Sandy Rhoades; videography: Scott Swearingen
Narrator: J.R. Mathews
Control Number:
661999
Other Authors:
Full Circle Communications
Mathews, J. R
Rhoades, Sandy
Swearingen, Scott
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