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Onondaga Nation attorney Tonya Gonnella Frichner dies at 67

Indianz.Com > Onondaga Nation attorney Tonya Gonnella Frichner dies at 67 in 2015.

Tadodaho Sid Hill, chefe da nação Onondaga, dando as boas-vindas aos participantes da Conferência Mundial sobre Povos Indígenas, em setembro de 2014. Foto: ONU/Cia Pak Season Of The Witch, The Witch, United Nations, One Week, Witch, Human, Bring It On

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Tadodaho Sid Hill, chefe da nação Onondaga, dando as boas-vindas aos participantes da Conferência Mundial sobre Povos Indígenas, em setembro de 2014. Foto: ONU/Cia Pak

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Center for Earth Ethics on Twitter

Tadodaho Sid Hill giving the traditional invokation in Onondaga. #faithinchange

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Native American History

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Onondaga warrior playing Lacrosse. The Onondaga (Onöñda’gega’ or the People of the Hills) are one of the original five constituent nations of the Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) Confederacy. Their traditional homeland is in and around Onondaga County, New York. Known as Gana’dagwëni:io’geh to the other Iroquois tribes, this name allows people to know the difference when talking about Onondaga in Six Nations, Ontario or near Syracuse, New York.

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Onondaga Nation: Lacrosse players, woman and baby

Onondaga Nation: Lacrosse players, woman and baby, no names, date or location :: Liverpool Public Library

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Iroquois Regalia

Native American Dance

Native American Pictures

American Spirit

Sherri Waterman-Hopper, a member of the Beaver Clan of the Onondaga Nation, travels across the state and around the country with her group to educate people about Native Americans through song and dance - From Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Native-Man/365939090146674

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J.G. de St. Sauveur. Sauvagesse Iroquoise. 1795. Library and Archives Canada, acc. no. R13133-174.

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Wampum Belt

Native American Proverb

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Native American Quotes

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Indian Tribes

Onondaga Nation leaders carry George Washington's historic wampum belt to White House protest

Onondaga Nation leaders carry George Washington's historic wampum belt to White House protest --- http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2014/04/onondaga_nation_leaders_carry_george_washingtons_historic_wampum_belt_to_protest.html#incart_river_default

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Rights and Reproductions | New-York Historical Society

Powder Horn: Onondaga, Prof. James Hall, Owner (I-11), with a Vignette Scene of Legendary Onondaga Chief Atotarho, 1889, by Rufus Alexander Grider, watercolor, brown and black ink and wash, gouache, and graphite, with selective glazing on beige paper. Gift of Isaac J. Greenwood, New-York Historical Society, 1907.36.395.

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Onondaga -- Sachem Oren Lyons holding a Lacrosse stick