Cherokee Symbols

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Cherokee Symbols and What They Mean
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Symbols of all kind Photo: Cherokee
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Cherokee Symbols | of Cherokee Indian Symbols http://www.tattoopins.com/545/indian-symbol ... Native American Quotes, Native American History, Indian History, American Culture, Native Art
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Cherokee Alphabet, on a postcard from an old family schoolbook I have, "Cherokee Words" #Cherokee #nativelanguage #syllabary
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SOUTHERN: CHEROKEE This is a handcarved shell called a gorget. The design is a traditional southeastern design revived from archeological digs. The image is of a woodpecker and a four directional symbol in the center.
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This is a really good website about the Cherokee alphabet that Sequoyah created.....also you will find meanings behind certain symbols. http://www.buzzle.com/articles/cherokee-symbols.html#