Welcome Danvers
Massachusetts
Not real sure just
what it is that you are looking for, Google is being real fussy lately?
You did come to our
posting so I am guessing it has something to do with our Regalia?
Eastern Woodland
Warriors Regalia
Traditional Eastern
Woodland Regalia
This subject has not
come up for a few years so it might be a good time for some enlightenment?
Regalia for native
people in the cold in the north before first contact was fur and/or skins for
the most part.
Regalia for native
people in the southern parts of Indian country was not often spoken about in
our area while I was growing with my elders?
In our warm and hot
weather we wore less to fit the season.
Now because you came
to our site on " Eastern Woodland Warriors Regalia," lets write about
this?
In our
area, yours and mine throughout New England, while at war our people did not
dress in flashy bright war clothing as did the non-natives and we did not stand
up and march abreast nor by load musical instruments (Drums and The Fifer ).
Our non native
enemies called us cowards, we called it smart!
When at war, WAR?
If an enemy does not
like the way we war, the enemy should not war with us!
Our people dressed
in comfortable regalia according to the seasons and to blend into our
surroundings.
After all if our
enemy was going to kill something, let it be a tree, a boulder or a rock?
Spotting an enemy,
step out let an arrow fly or sling a rock and quickly step back behind the
tree, boulder or rock?
The Dutch, Spanish,
French and English lost a lot of people being proud warriors?
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