Drawing on compendia of indigenous narratives at a time when the culture was being erased, Longfellow called Hiawatha an "Indian Edda" – a reference to the medieval anthologies that preserved the vestiges of Norse myth after Christianisation.
The main documentary source for the kings of the Crovan dynasty is the Chronicle of Mann, the only contemporary indigenous narrative-source concerning these men.
The underlying story is even older: dating back to the 17th century, memoirs of white women held captive by Indians are the original indigenous American narrative.
Indigenous participants' narratives revealed how feelings of alienation and isolation substantially increased the challenge of coping with an already demanding treatment.
He has, meanwhile, expanded the narrative about Indigenous personnel in all Australian wars and conflicts (except those between soldiers, settlers, militias and Aboriginal people on the colonial frontier) and has commissioned a statue of a black digger (with a white comrade) for the memorial grounds.
1600 - c. 1639 Sōtatsu, in full Tawaraya Sōtatsu (flourished 1600 30s) Japanese artist of the Tokugawa period (1603 1867) who combined the traditional themes of the indigenous school of Japanese narrative scroll painting, known as Yamato-e, with the bold, decorative designs of the great screen painters of the Azuchi-Momoyama period (1574 1600).
Libya's struggle would draw in the United Nations Security Council and a fragile coalition of Western and Arab military partners, muddying the heroic narrative of an indigenous Arab uprising.
When "Carpentaria," Alexis Wright's epic novel about Aboriginal life, appeared last year, readers in Australia were slow to warm to its magisterial yet colloquial voice, which transformed the oral tradition of the country's indigenous people into a swirling narrative spiked with burlesque humor and featuring a huge cast of eccentric characters.
This film 'We will be free' tells the story in simple and powerful narrative by the indigenous people themselves.
