Southern Iroquoian / Jean and son / Algonquian / Cultural Resources / Siouan / /
Country
United States / Canada / /
Facility
University of Georgia / Western Carolina University / Trail of Tears / North Carolina Museum of History Office / Yale University / /
NaturalFeature
Great Lakes / /
Organization
History office of Archives and History / University of Georgia / federal government / Eastern Band / N.C. Department of Cultural Resources / Yale University / Western Carolina University / Department of Cherokee Studies / United States government / Department of Cherokee Studies at Western Carolina University / /
Person
Ben Frey / James Mooney / Janine Scancarelli / Eddie / Robert H. Bushyhead / Laura Pinnix / Duane King / Durbin Feeling / William Cook / William Pulte / /
Position
Tar Heel Junior Historian / King / graduate research assistant / Cherokee speaker and language teacher / linguist / member / /
ProvinceOrState
Tennessee / Kentucky / West Virginia / Virginia / Alabama / South Carolina / Oklahoma / North Carolina / Georgia / /
A Look at the Cherokee Language By Ben Frey From Tar Heel Junior Historian 45:1 (fall[removed]Cherokee is a fascinating language. The language is interesting because it is so incredibly different from European ones. Altho