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1. "If you lose your language, you lose your identity" (00:10)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Preservation of your language should be a main priority. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD." - Description from original website.

2. "The Medicine Chest" and the Abundance of the Earth (00:21)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Medicine was gathered from many places which resulted in tribes traveling the land to gather the required medicine. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD." - Description from original website.

3. "The Spirit Lake" and Sacred Sites (00:39)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"The annual seeking of a spiritual union with the very powerful spirits believed to be live in the lake and surrounding area. Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh" - Description from original website.

4. Arranged Marriages (00:54)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Arranged Marriages. Proper and similar discipline, teaching and guidance may assist in making an arranged marriage work. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD." - Description from original website.

5. Banning of Ceremonies and Decimation of the Indian People (00:59)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Banning of Ceremonies and Decimation of the Indian People. Along with no positions of status and power the banning of ceremonies were very big factors to the decimation of the Indian people. Serie...

6. Centre Pole (01:01)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Centre Pole One gifted person who has vision will lead others in requesting for things such as good health. Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh" - Description from original website.

7. Ceremonies and Government (00:21)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Ceremonies and Government The sacred ceremonies are organized by four chosen people to guide and direct on how to respect Mother Earth. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD." - Description from original...

8. Ceremony and it's Role in Establishing Identity (00:14)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Although the different Native Tribes are all made and part of a similar circle there is much distinction. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD." - Description from original website.

9. Changing Bands (00:24)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Switching and rejoining bands due to difficulties such as disputations between families was a common factor." - Description from original website.

10. Chief Problems (00:27)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Although it was rare that there were problems with Chiefs it was possible to leave a band if there was disagreement with the governing. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD." - Description from original...

11. Continual Disobedience Leads to Sentencing (01:24)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Continual Disobedience Leads to Sentencing The people who hold the ceremonies are the ones to do the sentencing of repeat wrongdoers. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD" - Description from original we...

12. Dene'ta Tea dance (02:24)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Dene'ta Tea dance Thanksgiving ceremony held to be grateful for what has been received. Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh" - Description from original website.

13. Difficulties Within Communities (00:23)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Difficulties Within Communities Tribes killing each other to fight for what was left due to destruction." - Description from original website.

14. Division Into Tribes and Clans, and Their Social Structure (00:53)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Large tribes separated in order to travel and pursue their way of life, thus creating a powerful social structure. Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh" - Description from original website.

15. Dowry is Considered a Show of Capability, Not a Price of Exchange (00:31)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"The exchange of horses for wives was a gift to display capability as opposed to buying the women. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD." - Description from original website.

16. Elders Acting as "Universities" (00:16)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"The Elders were our power and our education. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD." - Description from original website.

17. General Consensus of the Sentencing Circle Outlines Reparations for Each Particular Case (01:05)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Troubles can be resolved between two people disputing unless they involve other people in their disagreement. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD." - Description from original website.

18. Genetics and Law (01:22)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"Marriage between relatives causes breaks in genes." - Description from original website.

19. Gods Laws (01:08)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"The ultimate laws of creation has four stages representing different symbols of formation." - Description from original website.

20. Greed Creates Negative Consequences (01:11)

Date:
2004
Main contributors:
Waugh, Earle
Summary:
"The right to take what you need from Mother Earth as opposed to taking what you want. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD." - Description from original website.

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