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Презентация, доклад к докладу Native American Beadwork часть 2
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- 1. Презентация к докладу Native American Beadwork часть 2
- 2. WOLF - a guide and intelligence May
- 3. EAGLE represented courage, wisdom and keen sight.
- 4. HORSE – swiftness
- 5. Beading process was sacred and perceived
- 6. Beadwork done as a prayer underlay and
- 7. Each baby born was symbolically linked to
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- 10. The Indian orator holds a belt of
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WOLF - a guide and intelligence May the Spirits of the Earth guide you always and keep you safe.
Слайд 1The Lyceum of Humanities
Native American Beadwork
Prepared by Shemetova Nastya, 7 B
Teacher
Ukolova Elena Lvovna
Слайд 2WOLF - a guide and intelligence
May the Spirits of the
Earth guide you always and keep you safe.
Слайд 5 Beading process was sacred and perceived as a form of
prayer and reflection by these people.
Слайд 6 Beadwork done as a prayer underlay and strengthened ceremonial activities which
embraced people for a common purpose. Beads and jewelry were used in ceremonies like healing, rites of passage, funerals, courting and dance ceremonies.
Слайд 7Each baby born was symbolically linked to the community, women strengthened
their union with each other and the preceding generations. Nourishing Native American spirit, this ceremony celebrated the process of life.
Слайд 10The Indian orator holds a belt of wampum in his hand,
essential for diplomacy in the Eastern Woodlands.
