ONEIDA NATION MUSEUM: Oneida traditions, artifacts, language, customs, and history preserved

We take you on a walking tour of the Oneida Nation Museum to learn about the importance of preserving artifacts for the Oneida Nation peoples and beyond. The Wisconsin museum was opened in 1979. The mission of the museum is to preserve, protect, maintain, and interpret the Oneida traditions, artifacts, language, customs, and history. Ultimately to promote the dignity and respect of the Oneida people and culture, according to the museum.
“The museum provides accurate information about the Oneida and Iroquois culture, history, and nationhood. Visitors can have a unique and enlightening experience to be valued by all ages for next seven generations,” according to the museum.
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Incredible collection. Thank you for sharing your beautiful;collection.

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Glad you enjoyed it

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

Love the corn husk dolls!

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This is wonderful. Beautiful beadwork.

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Our religion has a historical record that has prophecies that the descendants of some of the earliest native tribal groups will actually flourish in what Christians call "the last days". After these have been "scattered" for generations, they will then bloom as a rose. I long for and await patiently for this to come to pass!

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Oneida people thanks for help in amerikan rewolution