This incorrect assumption has hampered our ability to understand deep-time relationships between mountain and Plains cultural expressions.
The Yakama, Umatilla, Palus, Spokane, and Coeur d'Alene maintained sizable herds of horses and adopted some of the plains cultural characteristics, but fishing and fish-related economies remained important.
For Stefani, the line between a Madonna-like pop culture magpie and plain old cultural naivety has been a fine one.
Jobs websites bring up advert after advert seeking "ambitious graduates" with a "work hard, play hard attitude" to fill numerous unpaid or minimum-wage internships and apprenticeships – wording that barely complies with age-discrimination law and makes plain the cultural advantage younger, cheaper applicants have over older ones.
I must admit it will be tough for me to dig into another bowl of dog stew, but to ask South Koreans to stop eating dog meat after it is regulated as livestock would be a case of plain old cultural superiority, wouldn't it?
They formed loosely organized bands of mounted buffalo hunters and warriors and adopted many Plains Indian cultural traits such as the use of tepees and the importance of counting coup (striking or touching an enemy in warfare in a prescribed way) as a war honour.
As a CODA, an acronym for the "Children of Deaf Adults," Bonser straddles the complex cultural plain between the Deaf world and the hearing.
Generally, suburbs in the Northeast have been less friendly to the Republican Party than those in the Deep South or Great Plains ever since cultural conservatism gained sway in the party.
Meetings in recent months with about a dozen human resource managers, employees and union representatives made it plain that Deutsche Telekom's cultural transformation is very much a work in progress, with discomfort persisting among men — and women.
Traditional Plains peoples shared a cultural ethos that interwove expectations of individual competency with those of obligation to the community.
