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Native American Heritage Programs shares Lenape (Delaware Indian) culture & contributions of Native Americans.

 
Kitschinipen - Summer          Winaminge - Time of the Roasting Ears of Corn         

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Kitschinipen - Summer

Winaminge - Time of the Roasting Ears of Corn

RE: Background Illustration:

We are more than the whispers moving through the trees on a warm summer night.
More than the words of streams and towns and streets.
More than the stories and legends and items in a museum case.
More than a found arrowhead or picture writing on a rock.
We are still here! We endure! We survive!

 Can you find the drawings?

 

 

Photo Gallery from the Grand Opening of the National Museum of the American Indian                                

	Native American Heritage Programs walked in the Native Organizations Division with Carla & Allan Messinger and Lisa Roach.
Allan & Carla Banner & Capitol	Opening Celebration September 21, 2004	Lisa in red powwow outfit. Young girl by fountain.
	The photos below show the opening procession.  This is a Thumbnail Gallery - click on the pictures below that you want to see in a larger view.  Native people came from all over the globe to help celebrate!

 

Join us for the procession! 

Top - Our invitation & program booklets  Next -  Alaska & Canada, Staff   

Then - Great Plains & South West, Mandan headpiece

Seneca girls - Oh! We lost Granny!
3rd last & 2nd last rows - People from the Great Plains, Mexico & South America.	People sang, danced, made music & had a day full of memories!

 Waníshi (Thank you) for walking with us. 

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Native American Heritage Programs is recognized by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a Woman/Minority Business.  Certified by the Delaware Office of Minority & Women Business Enterprise.  

“United Nations Standard Products and Services Codes for NAHP products and services”  

for more information click on UNSPSC link above/right.

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