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Did any famous people die from scurvy?
What are the name of the Famous People who Have had Scurvy
Are there any famous people that have scid?
me
Are there any famous people named Kayla?
No
Are any famous people from champagne- ardenne?
yes
Is there any famous people with the last name Land?
An extensive search resulted in no famous people with the last name Land
Are there any famous people from the Tlingit tribe?
no there arent any from that tribe
Were there any famous people in the apache tribe?
I have never found any famous people of the apache tribe except, the Apache Leader Geronimo
Was there any famous people in the Anasazi tribe?
Bill gates
Was there any famous people from the Huron Indian tribe?
Yes. Yes there was.
Were there any famous people in the wampanoag Indians tribe?
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Are there any famous leaders for the catawba tribe If yes who and why are they famous?
who is a famous leaer in the catawba tribe
Where the pawnee violent to white settlers?
The Pawnee were no more or less violent than any other tribe of Indians or the Whites. They did practice human sacrifice until sometime in the 1830's in the form of the Morning Star Ceremony, where a virgin girl from an enemy tribe was killed. The Pawnee also fought very bitter battles with the Sioux in which no quarter was asked or given by either side.
Are there any famous people belonging to the zuni tribe?
Yes, they do have famous native amerians!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes his name was Crumble A. Cracker.
Are there any famous Indians in the Jumano tribe?
tough
Are there any famous people from the Onondaga tribe?
how do you spell the name of the famous wolf clan medicine women.. saneh is the only way i know how to spell it.
Are there any famous people in capitalism?
are there any famous people in capitalism?
Is pawnee the worst Indian tribe in America?
If you base your decisions on fiction like Hollywood's dreadful "Dances With Wolves", you would probably conclude something like that.If you take time to study real Pawnee history, ethnology, language, traditions, stories, religion, decorative art, clothing and all other aspects of the tribe you can only conclude that they were typical of the Midwest/marginal Plains tribes. They have a rich and vibrant cultural history, an astonishingly rich and descriptive language, many amusing and very entertaining stories, a complex political structure and historically they were one of the major agricultural tribes before contact with Europeans.Before making any kind of judgment about the Pawnee, read these books by people who took time to study the tribe in very great detail:The Lost Universe; Pawnee Life and Culture by Gene WeltfishPawnee Hero Stories and Folk Tales by George Bird GrinnellThe Pawnees by Martha Royce BlainPawnee Mythology by George A DawseyThe Pawnee Indians; Their History and Ethnology by John B Dunbar(*)Pawnee Music by Frances DensmoreThe Hako; A Pawnee Ceremony by Alice C FletcherPawnee Indians by George HydeTwo Great Scouts and Their Pawnee Battalion by George Bird GrinnellSkidi Pawnee Society by George A Dorsey* Ironically, John Dunbar is the name of Kevin Costner's character in the far-from-accurate Dances with Wolves.Finally, the link below takes you to a factualdocumentary on Youtube, that you may find interesting:
