Matriarch in the
tribe
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Illinois
To one of many of
our websites and blogs that talk Matriarchs in the tribe.
Matriarch in our
Indigenous tribe
06/09/2011
Matriarch tribe
refers to a group of people that treat a female as at least an equal to a male.
What is the role of
a head matriarch in indigenous tribes?
The Matriarch in our
Indigenous tribe
( the Eastern
Woodland American Native people)
is the oldest female
(Oldest in knowledge
in culture, ceremonies and the tribe)
Oldest in this
instance refers to knowledge about the tribe
and
not automatically
because of the number of years.
Always remember to
check the distance between where you are while asking your questions and all
questions are always welcome, and the place, in this case New England Area
(Uncasvillage), that the answer is coming from.
All tribes
throughout Indian country can have some of the same ceremonies/culture and some
tribes throughout Indian country can have many of the same culture/ceremonies.
But not many of all
of the tribes will have all of the same ceremonies/culture throughout Indian
country.
A little play with
President Abe Lincoln's address.
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