Tale of the Turkeys’ Detailed Tail By Tyrese Gould Jacinto

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Tale of the Turkeys’ Detailed Tail By Tyrese Gould Jacinto

Tale of the Turkeys’ Detailed Tail By Tyrese Gould Jacinto
1701179938
9781701179936
English
50
Paperback

How did the Native American Tribes discover different foods How did they find out about each other Has anyone ever wondered or asked these questions Come along on this fun story written by a member of the Nanticoke Lenni Lenape Indian Tribe that tells about a journey of a famous turkey and how he introduced many tribes to each other This is a great story that tells a tale about Native American Indians before the Europeans came to America. Native American stories are always told to the children not only keep history but it allows them to use their great imagination about subjects that have deep hidden meanings of the way things really are This story is great for all ages The main character of this story is Chik n m This is the Lenape word for Turkey You can also say chicken for a shorter version I would like to think that this is why we call the modern day bird that we eat a chicken Tale ofhe Turkeys Detailed TailTyrese Bright Flower Gould Jacinto of Bridgeton New Jersey is a member of the Nanticoke Lenni Lenape Nation She is the daughter of the late Phyllis Red Deer and Chief Mark Quiet Hawk Gould Her parents were among a core group that initiated the modern day structure of the ancient tribe This allowed her to be immersed in tribal life as a child and to begin understanding the value of arts and traditions from an early age Tyrese is a talented artist engaged in a variety of traditional Lenape arts beadwork basket weaving wampum belts shell work leatherwork pine needle and gourd arts I am inspired to create from the gifts of Mother Earth I feel as though I have the gift to create as it speaks to me The creation of my Len Tyrese Bright Flower Gould Jacinto of Bridgeton New Jersey is a member of the Nanticoke Lenni Lenape Nation She is the daughter of the late Phyllis Red Deer and Chief Mark Quiet Hawk Gould Her parents were among a core group that initiated the modern day structure of the ancient tribe This allowed her to be immersed in tribal life as a child and to begin understanding the value of arts and traditions from an early age Tyrese is a talented artist engaged in a variety of traditional Lenape arts beadwork basket weaving wampum belts shell work leatherwork pine needle and gourd arts I am inspired to create from the gifts of Mother Earth I feel as though I have the gift to create as it speaks to me The creation of my Lenape art is from the heart and mindset that forms from deep within She feels that the indigenous people of New Jersey are often portrayed as something that is from the past when in fact we are alive and thriving and there are many artists among our tribe that are underrepresented or never mentioned As an artist it is always an honor to be able to share my talents with the world because if we do not share it with you then you will not remember us The mother of five children and two grandchildren she is eager to pass on Lenape traditions to future generations If we do not persevere these arts will not continue to be passed down she said Over the years she participated in a variety of educational programs featuring Lenape traditional arts at Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center She also published a series of books to pass on the stories of the tribe toheir young She created video materials aimed at a deeper understanding of Lenape culture and artistic expressions site_link.