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It's a wild world out there, and Icelands indigenous population of sheep experience it at it's very wildest. With almost no human contact throughout their lifetime, they are leaft to roam free across the country's many dramatic landscapes, existing just as nature intended. By the time this sheepskin reaches you, no harmful chemicals have been added to the wool. What you get is a 100% organic, free range furnishing steeped in the untamed spirit of Iceland. Appx. 115cm by 80cm or 45” by 29”. This ultra luxurious sheepskin has the fur pile measuring up to 18cm/7”. Colour - Natural Honey Brown/Blonde/Caramel. The photos are of the actual sheepskin that is for sale. 100% Natural Icelandic Sheepskin Rug Ideal For in front of the fireplace, at the foot of your favourite chair or to add that touch of luxury in your bedroom.

This ebook contains useful factual information about the world's largest lakes. At the end, there are some multiple choice questions and a separate answer key. Enjoy teaching!

The ultimate road trip guide to Gold Country California, through gold rush towns, the Sierra Nevadas, wine country & legendary American River

by Gary Tomlinson (Author) In The Singing of the New World Gary Tomlinson offers histories of ancient music long since silent: the songs of the Indians that Europeans met in the sixteenth century. Merging recent cultural history, early European accounts, archaeological findings, and rare indigenous documents for the Mexica (or Aztecs), the Incas, and the Tupinamba of lowland Brazil, Tomlinson explores the place of singing in these societies. He details the expressive and ritual ends it was expected to fulfil before and after the coming of the conquistadors. Musical practices and the cultural ends they served come alive across a spectrum that reaches from the cosmogonic geometry of Inca ritual song through the imminent sacred materiality of Mexican cantares to the intricate interconnections of singing, speaking and eating in Tupinamba cannibalism. A final chapter considers the fears mutually and repeatedly inspired by the expressive powers of American and European song. Number of Pages: 232 Dimensions: 0.76 x 9.96 x 7.09 IN Illustrated: Yes

It's a wild world out there, and Icelands indigenous population of sheep experience it at it's very wildest. With almost no human contact throughout their lifetime, they are leaft to roam free across the country's many dramatic landscapes, existing just as nature intended. By the time this sheepskin reaches you, no harmful chemicals have been added to the wool. What you get is a 100% organic, free range furnishing steeped in the untamed spirit of Iceland. Appx. 110cm by 70cm or 43” by 27”. This ultra luxurious sheepskin has the fur pile measuring up to 17cm/7”. Colour - Natural Honey Brown/Blonde/Caramel. The photos are of the actual sheepskin that is for sale. 100% Natural Icelandic Sheepskin Rug Ideal For in front of the fireplace, at the foot of your favourite chair or to add that touch of luxury in your bedroom.

by Pekka H舂舁臺nen (Author) There is an old, deeply rooted story about America that goes like this: Columbus "discovers" a strange continent and brings back tales of untold riches. The European empires rush over, eager to stake out as much of this astonishing "New World" as possible. Though Indigenous peoples fight back, they cannot stop the onslaught. White imperialists are destined to rule the continent, and history is an irreversible march toward Indigenous destruction. Yet as with other long-accepted origin stories, this one, too, turns out to be based in myth and distortion. In Indigenous Continent, acclaimed historian Pekka H舂舁臺nen presents a sweeping counternarrative that shatters the most basic assumptions about American history. Shifting our perspective away from Jamestown, Plymouth Rock, the Revolution, and other well-trodden episodes on the conventional timeline, he depicts a sovereign world of Native nations whose members, far from helpless victims of colonial violence, dominated the continent for centuries after the first European arrivals. From the Iroquois in the Northeast to the Comanches on the Plains, and from the Pueblos in the Southwest to the Cherokees in the Southeast, Native nations frequently decimated white newcomers in battle. Even as the white population exploded and colonists' land greed grew more extravagant, Indigenous peoples flourished due to sophisticated diplomacy and leadership structures. By 1776, various colonial powers claimed nearly all of the continent, but Indigenous peoples still controlled it--as H舂舁臺nen points out, the maps in modern textbooks that paint much of North America in neat, color-coded blocks confuse outlandish imperial boasts for actual holdings. In fact, Native power peaked in the late nineteenth century, with the Lakota victory in 1876 at Little Big Horn, which was not an American blunder, but an all-too-expected outcome. H舂舁臺nen ultimately contends that the very notion of "colonial America" is misleading, and that we should speak instead of an "Indigenous America" that was only slowly and unevenly becoming colonial. The evidence of Indigenous defiance is apparent today in the hundreds of Native nations that still dot the United States and Canada. Necessary reading for anyone who cares about America's past, present, and future, Indigenous Continent restores Native peoples to their rightful place at the very fulcrum of American history. Back Jacket NATIONAL BESTSELLER New York Times Book Review - 100 Notable Books of 2022 Best Books of 2022 -- New Yorker, Kirkus Reviews Longlisted for the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence "Indigenous Continent is a triumph. Pekka H舂舁臺nen has crafted a grand, sweeping narrative premised on a fundamental truth: American history is Indigenous history. To read this book is to see the past anew." --Elizabeth Fenn, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Encounters at the Heart of the World: A History of the Mandan People "In this strikingly original and sweeping account of the epic contest for North America, Pekka H舂舁臺nen challenges the foundational story of conquest that underpins U.S. history. That storyline, he argues, is based on outlandish imperial claims and unrealized declarations of mastery. In fact, Native peoples resisted everywhere and at every turn, and they continue to do so to this day. Persuasive and compelling, Indigenous Continent is a much-needed correction to centuries of colonial aggrandizing." --Claudio Saunt, author of the National Book Award finalist Unworthy Republic: The Dispossession of Native Americans and the Road to Indian Territory "In Indigenous Continent, Pekka H舂舁臺nen continues his pathbreaking work that re-envisions the North American narrative to put Native peoples at center stage. Here he pulls back to a centuries-long perspective of Native power, strategic maneuvering, and spiritual and diplomatic adaptation that every student of our common history will find illuminating." --Elliott West, author of The Last Indian War and The Contested Plains, winner of the Francis Parkman Prize Number of Pages: 592 Dimensions: 1.34 x 8.43 x 5.34 IN Illustrated: Yes

Look at this print!!!! Vintage 1960s shift dress. Striped bands novelty print with zebra print, masks, indigenous peoples and more! Just out of this world. Sleeveless with a darted bodice. Zipper back. Polyester knit. Just Too Darn Cute!!! Size estimate M/L. Bust: 37" Waist: 33" Hip: 37" Length: 39" (shoulder to hem) Tag: Unbranded/ Only remnant of original tag remains- unreadable Condition: Excellent More vintage dresses: https://www.etsy.com/shop/madvintage?section_id=5745350&ref=shopsection_leftnav_1 Visit the shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/madvintage?ref=hdr_shop_menu

This collection of folktales, originally published in 1961, presents stories from a wide range of North American indigenous peoples. The stories are grouped into three categories: "The Way the World Is," "What Man Must Know and Learn," and "The Excitement of Living."

The classic TAEA frame from Eva Masaki rendered in fine Italian leather. Acetate rim with temple tips hand-wrapped in caramel leather. Warm green lens with anti-reflecting blue backing. Nose pad features a subtle Masaki logo in gold. Stainless steel frame with matte gold finish. Slightly oversized shape designed to fit a wide range of face shapes. Handmade in Northern Italy with Zeiss lenses. 100% UV protection. Frames are paired with a special leather case made with Japanese designer Miki Nagamine. The case is inspired by the moccasin shoe traditional to indigenous cultures in North and Central America and is cut from vegetable-tanned Horween Essex leather. Like Mikis shoes, the case is designed to become part of the wearers comfortable life and bring a little bit of joy. Buttery soft structure. Handmade in Mexico. Dimensions: Eye 42mm, bridge 22m, temple 140mm Material: Stainless steel, leather Origin: Handmade in Northern Italy Why we Covet: A window to the greater world

From dinosaurs and buffalo jumps to indigenous history and mountain hikes, these six UNESCO World Heritage Sites are a short drive from Calgary.

Decorate your home or office with this beautiful glass dome featuring a real Eyed Hawk-Moth, surrounded by dried lavender, gypsophila, ammobium, and reindeer moss. This is a one-of-a-kind piece created with care and love. Latin Name: Smerinthus ocellata Approx. Dome Size: 12 x 12 x 12cm All insects are sustainably sourced from conservation breeding farms around the world, helping indigenous people make an income while also protecting the rainforest. Receive a loyalty card with every purchase - for every item bought, you will receive a loyalty sticker to add to your loyalty card. Once you have collected 6 loyalty stickers, your next frame is free (up to a max value of £35)! Looking for a specific insect? Please contact us and we can check our inventory for you.

Beautiful sea bean I found on Juno Beach, Florida , knotted with palo santo wood beads, on an adjustable leather cord . These beans are also known as sea purses, hamburger beans and deer eyes , they can float on the ocean currents for years . These beans in indigenous cultures all over the world are used for protection.

Hand woven mohair rug in a design inspired by the graphic shapes of indigenous plants in South Africa. A collaboration with South African rug producer Frances Van Hasselt, each piece is made within a local and ethical South African supply chain that begins at the Van Hasselt family farm in Prince Albert where the Angora goats are shorn for the raw mohair fibre, which is then hand spun and woven by skilled artisans in the Eastern Cape. Each rug takes 6-8 weeks to produce (size depending) and is made to order. Please choose from a standard size below, or email us at [email protected] for custom sizing and color variations. From $650 per m2. This price is inclusive of international shipping from South Africa; South African customers can email us for local pricing. Learn more about how the rugs are made, here.

Add a dash of humor and a touch of charm to home and office surroundings with our MDF Hanging Sign with a Rope Hanger, featuring the fun phrase, "Go smudge yourself" and an illustration of smudge sticks. The art of smudging is a practice that has been used by various indigenous cultures around the world for centuries. It involves the burning of specific herbs, such as sage, cedar, or palo santo, to create smoke. This smoke is believed to have cleansing and purifying properties, both on a physical and spiritual level. This mdf sign is designed by Something Different Wholesale and part of the 'White Witch' collection.

Decorate your home or office with this beautiful real Peacock butterfly. This stunning metallic green butterfly has been carefully mounted in a shadow box frame, allowing you to view this amazing specimen in exquisite detail.  Latin Name: Papilio blumei  Frame Size: 8inx  All insects are sustainably sourced from conservation breeding farms around the world, helping indigenous people make an income while also protecting the rainforest.  

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Chamula huaraches are crafted in Mexico by skilled indigenous artisans using traditional equipment and techniques for huarache making. These shoes showcase exceptional old-world craftsmanship and meticulously designed details. The Cancun, inspired by the renowned Mexican resort city, is a timeless slip-on style. Vegetable tanned leather is tanned using ingredients found in nature. Use caution with light-colored fabrics or other light-colored materials as the pigments in the leather may transfer with contact. Pigment transfer is a natural and expected characteristic of this type of leather. - Round toe, slip-on design - Organic 100% vegetable tanned leather - Hand-cut, hand-dyed, and hand-woven - EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate) Sole — softer and more comfortable than rubber - Designed to fit snug at first and to stretch to a comfortable fit over time - Made in Mexico

Unravel the mysteries of the Amazon Rainforest in Peru through eco-tours, witnessing diverse wildlife and embarking on thrilling adventures in this lush wonderland.

Magnolia Pearl Jesus Love Is T in La Tuna      ♡ Product Highlights ♡  Our Magnolia Pearl Heart Of Mother Earth Lana Tank in Azalea blends the influences of the far-flung, woven together in a supple and stable homage to the homespun.  “Healthy feet can feel the very heart of Mother Earth.” - Chief Sitting Bull(Hunkpapa Lakota) To be grounded is to listen to nature with your entire body, to respect and revere its wisdom. The Heart of Mother Earth Lana is an undeniably fluorescent message to honor the words and ways of Indigenous people the world over. A portion of sales from this item supports the efforts of Musically Fed in its mission to help feed Indigenous Americans, including Indigenous American Veterans, and other programs that support Indigenous Americans. As a perfect statement layering piece, the Magnolia Pearl Heart Of Mother Earth Lana Tank in Azalea will be sure to add an urban and chic element to any outfit!     ✁ Contents & Measurements ✁  Our Magnolia Pearl Heart Of Mother Earth Lana Tank in Azalea features:  100% Cotton Jersey Material Hand Distressing (small holes) at Neckline, Straps, & Hems Hand-Fading  Hand-Distressing (small holes) at Neckline, Shoulders & Hems Each Magnolia Pearl item is cut "One Size Fits Most".  Bust - 26” across / 52” aroundBottom - 28” across / 56” aroundLength - 26.5”Sleeve length - 7 (from shoulder) / 3.5” (from pit) Total Top Length is 26.5 inches! Measured from one size.  For reference the model, s wearing one size. Her height is 5'6!    ⚠ Care Instructions ⚠  To maintain quality, this Magnolia Pearl Heart Of Mother Earth Lana Tank in Azalea is best when gently washed in cold water and hung dry. Low ironing if needed!   Do not bleach or machine dry!

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The classic TAEA frame from Eva Masaki rendered in fine Italian leather. Acetate rim with temple tips hand-wrapped in caramel leather. Warm green lens with anti-reflecting blue backing. Nose pad features a subtle Masaki logo in gold. Stainless steel frame with matte gold finish. Slightly oversized shape designed to fit a wide range of face shapes. Handmade in Northern Italy with Zeiss lenses. 100% UV protection. Frames are paired with a special leather case made with Japanese designer Miki Nagamine. The case is inspired by the moccasin shoe traditional to indigenous cultures in North and Central America and is cut from vegetable-tanned Horween Essex leather. Like Mikis shoes, the case is designed to become part of the wearers comfortable life and bring a little bit of joy. Buttery soft structure. Handmade in Mexico. Dimensions: Eye 42mm, bridge 22m, temple 140mm Material: Stainless steel, leather Origin: Handmade in Northern Italy Why we Covet: A window to the greater world

Simple beaded earrings. Indigenous created these earrings are fully hand-crafted and made with size 6/0 Czech Glass Seed Beads. (Glass beads are considered a "world standard" for their high quality and brilliance) ☆ 925 sterling silver hypoallergenic ear-wires are nickel-free - gentle for your ears. ☆ Each pair of earrings includes plastic stoppers. ☆ 100% handmade. CARE: ☆ Please be gentle and handle with care. The earrings may lose its shape if handled roughly, and/or may break. ☆ Avoid getting water, perfume or any fragrances on the earrings. ☆ Keep stored in a dry spot away from direct sunlight. PLEASE NOTE: ☆ Colours may vary slightly. I have done my best to take accurate and representational pictures, however, colours are affected by different monitor settings and web browsers. There are also slight colour and size variations of beads which adds to the uniqueness of this product.

The city of El Alto isn’t just distinguished by its impressive altitude of over 13,000 feet above sea level or its self-governing status. This Bolivian municipality also sets itself apart with the distinctive architecture of Freddy Mamani Silvestre. The architect, who goes by Freddy Mamani professionally, got his start as a bricklayer and studied civil engineering in college. He completed his first building in this style in 2005 and has since created dozens more designs that incorporate circular windows, sharply angled rooflines and vibrant pink, green, and orange facades. More

The classic TAEA frame from Eva Masaki rendered in fine Italian leather. Acetate rim with temple tips hand-wrapped in caramel leather. Warm green lens with anti-reflecting blue backing. Nose pad features a subtle Masaki logo in gold. Stainless steel frame with matte gold finish. Slightly oversized shape designed to fit a wide range of face shapes. Handmade in Northern Italy with Zeiss lenses. 100% UV protection. Frames are paired with a special leather case made with Japanese designer Miki Nagamine. The case is inspired by the moccasin shoe traditional to indigenous cultures in North and Central America and is cut from vegetable-tanned Horween Essex leather. Like Mikis shoes, the case is designed to become part of the wearers comfortable life and bring a little bit of joy. Buttery soft structure. Handmade in Mexico. Dimensions: Eye 42mm, bridge 22m, temple 140mm Material: Stainless steel, leather Origin: Handmade in Northern Italy Why we Covet: A window to the greater world

The classic TAEA frame from Eva Masaki rendered in fine Italian leather. Acetate rim with temple tips hand-wrapped in caramel leather. Warm green lens with anti-reflecting blue backing. Nose pad features a subtle Masaki logo in gold. Stainless steel frame with matte gold finish. Slightly oversized shape designed to fit a wide range of face shapes. Handmade in Northern Italy with Zeiss lenses. 100% UV protection. Frames are paired with a special leather case made with Japanese designer Miki Nagamine. The case is inspired by the moccasin shoe traditional to indigenous cultures in North and Central America and is cut from vegetable-tanned Horween Essex leather. Like Mikis shoes, the case is designed to become part of the wearers comfortable life and bring a little bit of joy. Buttery soft structure. Handmade in Mexico. Dimensions: Eye 42mm, bridge 22m, temple 140mm Material: Stainless steel, leather Origin: Handmade in Northern Italy Why we Covet: A window to the greater world

A charming bedtime story to foster a serene sleeping environment for your child.  Night-time themed artistic view of animals, fish and insects of the Northwest Coast. "Goodnight birds singing each other to sleep....Goodnight frogs croaking in the night....Goodnight owls keeping watch through the night". All of creation says: "Goodnight".  Featuring the work of 21 contributing artists.  32 pages 8.25” x 10.75” Made with soy-based ink and a water-based protective coating Paper sourced from sustainable forests Designed and Manufactured in Canada Click here to see the rest of our collection of learning tools from Indigenous artists.  Click here to see the rest of our collection of children's books. Native Northwest is a leader in children’s Indigenous educational resources and connecting youth with Indigenous cultures. 100% of the art featured in Native Northwest products is designed by Indigenous artists.

Meaning Behind the Torii Pendant The iconic red gateways usually stand at the entrance of or in a Shinto shrine. While the origin of Torii gates is unclear, their role is to landmark sacred ground. In Animism, the deeply rooted indigenous religion of Japan, the structures are said to embody the deities of the natural world. Torii gates appear in many different colours, each colour representing unique qualities. For example, vivid red wards off evil spirits and symbolises Shinbutsu-Shugo (the fusion of Shinto and Buddhism).     Silver Torii Gate Solid 925 Sterling Silver with Rhodium Plated Size Height - 18mm Width - 2.8mm Length - 20mm Weight 3.8g :Amulet only chains not included: to complete the look add a Box Chain