Indian Uses Big Medicine in Texas Institute
Rocky Stallings, an Indian medicine man at the Institute of Texan Cultures since 1968, seeks more raw materials for his work. He uses antlers and tusks for arrowhead making and flint work, honors tribal lore, and cautions about proper diagnosis in his medical practice while relying on elder knowledge.
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K. Mack Sisk
San Antonio, Tex
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Rocky Stallings
Stallings
Institute of Texan Cultures
Southwest
Institute
Texas
Montana
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