Chokecherries, also called Noⁿpa-zhinga in the Ponca language, are a fruit that has been highly esteemed by many tribes for food as well as used in ceremonies and rituals. Traditionally, the fruit was eaten fresh or wa

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Dried meat Snack foods Native American cuisine Cree language Fur trade Pemmican Berry Dried fruit Mincemeat Jerky Meat Fruit		Chokecherries, also called Noⁿpa-zhinga in the Ponca language, are a fruit that has been highly esteemed by many tribes for food as well as used in ceremonies and rituals. Traditionally, the fruit was eaten fresh or wa Add to Reading List Source URL: www.poncatribe-ne.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 200,43 KB Share Document on Facebook

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