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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2010
Page
13
Native American art highlights Plains tribes mobility and buffalo culture. Buffalo meat hides provided sustenance and shelter while horses aided hunts. An eagle feather headdress from the Northern Cheyenne signifies warrior bravery and leadership, later becoming a broader symbol of Indian identity after removal to reservations.
The passage notes Ojibwa influence from Canada featuring a coat patterned after an English officer's uniform with painted designs and quill decorations. It mentions Woodlands tribes in the eastern United States living in stable villages due to plentiful food and integrating European clothing styles with native materials.
An easy recipe teaches boiling shells then mixing with cheese from a pouch. Microwave mixed vegetables until tender, drain, and fold into the shells with meat for a complete meal. Adult supervision advised. Serves four.
Sarah Lee Guthrie and husband Johnny Linon with two daughters release Go Waggaloo a children’s album featuring Arlo Guthrie and Pete Seeger. She grew up amid music in the Guthrie lineage, sang on early records, worked as tour manager, and now resides in Massachusetts.
The text surveys Pomo and Washoe basketry in California and Nevada. It notes Pomo women using baskets for storage food preparation and religious rites with swirling patterns that match basket curves. It contrasts with Great Basin Washoe basket artistry and Plateau region weaving as a key cultural activity.
A Santa Ana pueblo jar from about 1820 showcases bold shapes and patterns used for grain storage. A Chugach carver created a graceful wooden bowl around 1800 depicting a swimming seal.
In the Northwest Coast region thick forests and mild climate supported abundant river and sea food. Tribes created totem poles and masks with shells bone and metal. The Mini Page will start a three issue series on the Winter Olympics in Vancouver next week.
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