Sentence examples for indigenous lore from inspiring English sources

Modern youth groups such as Scouts Canada and the Girl Guides of Canada include programs based largely on Indigenous lore, arts and crafts, character building and outdoor camp craft and living.

Its indigenous Lore As with jimson weed, indigenous peoples in the southwest had many uses for this native plant: its gourds were/are used as drinking vessels, food, cosmetics, detergents, analgesics, insecticides, spoons, and ritualistic rattles.

The songs are political; they're embedded in indigenous, magical lore; and they deal with popular themes of the '60s that continue, like time travel and technology.

In the lore of Sierra Leone's indigenous people, the often bizarre rock formations near which the white-necked rockfowl lives were believed to house ancestral spirits.

China, Japan, and Korea have historically long and well-documented traditional health practices, she said, while in other countries, traditional cures are in the realm of local lore practiced by small and sometimes isolated indigenous groups.

According to Mexican lore, the Virgin appeared in December 1531 before an indigenous farmer and laborer named Juan Diego Cuautlatoatzin.

Created by the Indigenous Australian Ryan Griffen, with an 80% Indigenous cast, the show draws on traditional Aboriginal culture and lore, repurposing it into a superhero show.

LOCAL LORE Fort Myers was settled as a military outpost during the federal wars against the indigenous Seminole tribes.

Profound Lore.

Indigenous, pop.

Ancient lore.