WOODLAND NATIVE LIFEWAYS
Bring history to life with an exciting look into the Woodland cultures before the first contact with Europeans. What types of things do you think 16th century Native American children would have to learn in order to survive? This program includes discussion on topics such as home construction, making clothing and tools, the roles of men and women in pre-contact societies and much more. Participants will be able to handle various artifacts, both replicated and authentic, including children's toys, clothing made from animal hide and bone tools. Finally, participants will have an opportunity to learn a traditional Eastern Woodland game.
1 hour
In State: $175.00 plus round trip travel fee at $0.48 per mile
Out of State: $200.00 plus round trip travel fee at $0.48 per mile

ADJUNCT PROGRAMS
The following programs can be added on in 30 minute segments to enhance the core program.

Native American Stories In every Native culture, storytelling teaches, guides and entertains. Native legends touch the heart and spirit, as well as the mind. They provide examples of ways to deal with the problems of being human and the mysteries of life; they also speak of human relationships and our connection to nature. Experience the lessons, wonders and the magic of Native American folklore. Cost (in addition to core program): $100

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