Sentence examples for north indigenous from inspiring English sources
On July 26, while British officers were playing polo near camp Malakand North, indigenous spectators who were watching the match learned of an approaching Pashtun force and fled.
They have earned just $220 in royalties from their music, which is a mixture of reggae, rock and the North African indigenous music called gnawa.
That history cannot be erased from the North American indigenous experience, said Gerald McMaster, a co-curator of Unceded and professor at the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto.
The natural resources department had advised there were no pending applications for clearing for "high value agriculture" projects from north Queensland Indigenous communities, with no existing approvals affected by changes to tree clearing laws, Seelig said.
Anyone who has sweated over Latin or Ancient Greek in school will have had a much easier time than if certain North American indigenous languages, with their dizzying inflections, had been set for GCSEs.
One former school principal with decades of experience teaching in north Queensland Indigenous communities told Guardian Australia he first became aware of Vegemite used in brewing alcohol in the 1990s but this had since been eclipsed by an even unlikelier method – orange juice filtered through nappies.
Curtis set out to document North American indigenous peoples, capturing their lives through both photographs and narratives.
His research interests include North American Indigenous music and dance, the music of Cameroon, and the musical mediation of relationships.
The proprietors use local leather and fabrics created by native craftspeople from the country's north, supporting indigenous cultures through fair market prices.
He will be part of a team of North American Indigenous architects led by Douglas Cardinal representing Canada in the 2018 Venice Biennale with an entry entitled, Unceded.
The Thunderbird is a legendary creature in North American indigenous peoples' history and culture.
