Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 30Carleton University, 1999 - Algonquian Indians |
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Elections , gatherings and marriages are still celebrated with dances as mentioned in the Wampum records of the Wabanaki ... Dance , Sakoms ' Greeting Dance , Election Dance , War Club Dance , Peace Pipe ceremony and Marriage Dance .
Elections , gatherings and marriages are still celebrated with dances as mentioned in the Wampum records of the Wabanaki ... Dance , Sakoms ' Greeting Dance , Election Dance , War Club Dance , Peace Pipe ceremony and Marriage Dance .
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Willard Rhodes ( 1987 : 14 ) noted that the Cherokee ceremonial Stomp Dance " was a serpentine line dance in which the dancers follow the leaders as they wind the line into an ever - narrowing circle ” . On the other hand , if at the ...
Willard Rhodes ( 1987 : 14 ) noted that the Cherokee ceremonial Stomp Dance " was a serpentine line dance in which the dancers follow the leaders as they wind the line into an ever - narrowing circle ” . On the other hand , if at the ...
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melody being used for healing and the fast segments being incorporated into the group of those used for the ad hoc accompaniment of social dancing . Since many of these fast segments are tunes used for other dances in the historical ...
melody being used for healing and the fast segments being incorporated into the group of those used for the ad hoc accompaniment of social dancing . Since many of these fast segments are tunes used for other dances in the historical ...
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Contents
BLAIN | 12 |
PHIL BRANIGAN and MARGUERITE MACKENZIE | 28 |
JULIE BRITTAIN | 34 |
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