Eclipse Viewing Taboo in Navajo and Other Cultures

Avert Your Eyes: Eclipse Viewing Taboo in Navajo and Other Cultures:

While millions around the world will flock to view the annular solar eclipse on Sunday at sunset, many who are smack in the middle of its shadowy path will avert their eyes. Eclipses are a bad omen in much of Indian country, and the indigenous world in general, from the Navajo to the Maya. Read more: 'via Blog this'

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Gathering Of Nations: Thousands Gather At Largest Native And Indigenous People Meeting

Gathering Of Nations: Thousands Gather At Largest Native And Indigenous People Meeting:

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Indigenous Surfers, Struggling Women and Life on Papa New Guinea: An Interview With Adam Pesce, Creator of the Film Splinters

Indigenous Surfers, Struggling Women and Life on Papa New Guinea: An Interview With Adam Pesce, Creator of the Film Splinters Read more: http://bit.ly/Kd1iQ9