Nashitheki
Hollawitta
Monacan Chief
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Some of my art
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Student of X
Paradigm Shifter
nice, I saved it to my pic collection.
Yer pretty good at this stuff!Monacan Chief
Btw, your style reminds me of traditional Chinese paintings.
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Great painting,hope to see more
Student of X
Paradigm Shifter
Looks like Ouroboros as the seventh chakra...?
Nashitheki
Hollawitta
My thanks.
The Monacan were an eastern Siouan speaking tribe that once lived along the upper reaches of what is now Virginia's James River. Some of their descendants still live in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
At one time they were bitter enemies with the Algonquian Powhatan tribes, but also acted as middle men in the copper trade from the Great Lakes tribes. These eastern tribes valued copper as much as the Europeans valued gold. Around the Monacan's neck are copper ornaments.
The Monacan were an eastern Siouan speaking tribe that once lived along the upper reaches of what is now Virginia's James River. Some of their descendants still live in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
At one time they were bitter enemies with the Algonquian Powhatan tribes, but also acted as middle men in the copper trade from the Great Lakes tribes. These eastern tribes valued copper as much as the Europeans valued gold. Around the Monacan's neck are copper ornaments.
Nashitheki
Hollawitta
Shawnee man of the late 18th century
Broken Smoke
Member
Very nice. About an hour and a half away from me there is a small community of Monacans. This guy reminds me of a man who rented us a cabin in the mountains. Do you sell your prints anywhere? Etsy perhaps?
Nashitheki
Hollawitta
I've met a few Monacan at a pow wow once, but never been to Bear Mountain where their community is. Some say they were close kin to the Manahoac who lived above the falls of the Rappahannock River.
Nashitheki
Hollawitta
Thanks Sunstone, this is my watercolor of a Pamunkey woman from around the 16th century -
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swamplizard
Human
Great stuff.
best,
swampy
best,
swampy
Nashitheki
Hollawitta
Stone Age Shaman
Nashitheki
Hollawitta
Plains style pipe I made. The bowl is carved with a type of western pipestone and capped off with antler. The stem is hornbeam wood and the mouth piece is from a hawk's leg bone.
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Nashitheki
Hollawitta
A closer view
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Your passion and love shows. Your very gifted and I appreciate your sharing your work with all of us. The best works of art and craftsmanship comes from people like yourself. Tx. :0)
Nashitheki
Hollawitta
Thank you Nowhere Man.
Here is a Pictish Warrior -
Here is a Pictish Warrior -
Nashitheki
Hollawitta
Meaning, what do you mean ?
A closer view
Nice work,what ceremony would this pipe be for.