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Promoting Traditional Cultural Practices
Website: http://www.indigenous-rainforest-keepers.com/
Location: Moraro, Guyana, South America
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Latest Activity: Dec 12, 2023
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Something New
There are some changes to the site. Have a look. Please make comments. Dousabo …Continue
Started by Claudette Fleming Jul 30, 2012.
Lokono names for newborn
Halakobo everyoneSorry for being so late with updates. I have added some Lokono names for you. When I was having my son, may dad contacted a well known Lokono elder and he sent the list. See the…Continue
Started by Claudette Fleming Jun 14, 2012.
Lokono is still alive. Here is a typical conversation in the Language.
http://www.indigenous-rainforest-keepers.com/amazonian-languages.htmlContinue
Started by Claudette Fleming May 20, 2012.
Canoe Making
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZJFfbfKrmI Continue
Started by Claudette Fleming May 10, 2012.
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Comment by Claudette Fleming on May 27, 2014 at 11:51am
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Indigenous Sky Readers
Many traditional people look to their surroundings to glean as much information as they can. And today people still rely on the sky for information.
Moon Prediction for the Lunar Cycle ahead
When the moon is new, it is observed for its position. Below, we share with you what we look for, in order to know what to do during the following lunar cycle.http://www.indigenous-rainforest-keepers.com/sky-readers.html
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Comment by Ignacio G. Rivera on June 17, 2013 at 5:19pm
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Takaji everyone!!
Does anyone have information on Tainos/ the hupias who embodied both male and female energy? What were they called? What were their roles? The modern name (kind of umbrella term for Native Americans/for us) is Two-spirit. Any information will be greatly appreciated.
Bo'matum!!!
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Just to remind everyone as we enter the New Cycle: We have the future generation to work for.
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