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Southern United States / Native American history / Indian Territory / Cherokee / Osage Nation / Tahlequah /  Oklahoma / Hopi people / Native Americans in the United States / Oneida people / Oklahoma / Cherokee Nation / History of North America
Date: 2013-11-04 10:45:19
Southern United States
Native American history
Indian Territory
Cherokee
Osage Nation
Tahlequah
Oklahoma
Hopi people
Native Americans in the United States
Oneida people
Oklahoma
Cherokee Nation
History of North America

Inside this issue: • Orcas escort artifacts: Coincidence or ? • Film maker brings the parnormal to screen • Hope runners earn 23 titles in a row Independent & Native Owned

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