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Whispering Wind
ISSN: 0300-6565 
American Indian: 
Past and Present

 

A Bi-Monthly Magazine of 
»« Crafts »« Culture »« Powwows »« History »«
 
WHISPERING WIND Magazine can bring to you, every other month, articles on 
    The crafts and material culture of the American Indian.
    How to make those crafts, expertly illustrated and photographed.
    Book and Music reviews.
    Old historical photographs as well as articles on tradition and material culture.
     
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If you are interested in the American Indian and in particular the material culture of the American Indian: Past & Present,
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The Current Issue: Vol. 40 #4, Issue 278
  • BEADED "INDIAN PRINCESS" CROWNS
    With Comments on Indian Princess Contests - Culture by Scott Thompson
  • Plexiglass Roach Spreaders - Crafts by Sandy Rhoades
  • Historical Yanktonai Sioux Photos by Rolland Lutz- Part 4 - Glimpses by Richard Green
  • Woven Identities: Baskets from the collection of the Museum of Arts & Culture, Santa Fe, New Mexico
  • Princess Crowns: Ladies' Southern Style - PowwowFashtions by Craig Jones, Photographs by Brian Fraker
  • Cheyenne Moccasins - Crafter'sCorner by Lew Richards
  • New Subscriptions start with this issue.
Vol 40 # 4 Issue 278 Beaded CrownsRoach Spreaders
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  Our next issue, Vol. 40 # 5, Issue: 279

  • Northern Plains Horse Bonnets Material Culture by James D. Keyser
  • Buying Silver Work Crafts by Barry Hardin
  • Southwest Pueblo Pottery Water Jars Glimpses by Mike Kostelnik
  • Comanche Code Talkes in World War II History by Joseph Connole
  • An Update on Black Bird's Shirt by Richard Green

Southern Plains SilverworkHorse Bonnets

SW PotteryBlack Bird's Shirt

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