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Greetings with Sign Language – Setovaatse
Greetings with Sign Language – Marty
Greetings up close – Setovaatse
Stories Behind the Words
Ethnobotany
Fall & Winter
bearberry w
blackroot w
kinnikinnick w
mullein w
rosebush w
shampoo plant w
snow blind medicine w
spirit plant w
Spring and Summer Plants
blackroot s
burley dock s
coffee
chokecherry s
currant s
juneberry s
kinnikinnick s
licorice s
milk medicine s
mullein s
oregon grape s
red willow s
skunk brush sumac s
stinging nettles s
turnip s
western yarrow s
Buffalo Trunk
buffalo bladder
buffalo hooves
buffalo horn
buffalo horn knife
buffalo horn utensils
buffalo leg bone knife
buffalo rib knife
buffalo rib utility knife
buffalo tail
obsidian
painting tools
stone knife
stone work
artifact creation
Picture Talk
Governance
Educators
Come and Experience the Northern Cheyenne
preserving – healing – learning
ahtove
(
listen)
This Northern Cheyenne saying emphasizes an openness to hearing and learning from others. As you
ahtove
, you'll discover more about yourself and how stories interconnect us to each other and our world.
Learning
Explorations
Language
with Setovaatse
Medicine Bull & Marty
Phrases and sign language
of the Northern Cheyenne Nation.
Begin
Ethnobotany with Linwood Tall Bull
Plants, medicine, and their stories are intertwined
within the
Northern Cheyenne Nation .
Learn
Buffalo Trunk
with
Randal &
Linwood Tall Bull
The importance of the buffalo to Northern Cheyenne l
ife.
Explore
Picture Walk
with Linwood
Tall Bull
S
tories from Northern Cheyenne history
with original photographs
Listen
Governance
with Norma
Wolf
Chief Gourneau
An introduction of how the Northern Cheyenne govern themselves.
Begin
quick start