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(Click on words to listen to them.)
Here, as promised, are the Potawatomi Basic Greeting Variations and Alternative Responses. - sm
Welcome!
Our website reflects our desire to strengthen and revitalize the use of the Prairie Band Potawatomi language, as well as to share documents and resources on Potawatomi history and culture. We gear our site to members of our tribe, but you are welcome, whatever your heritage, as long as you are respectful of our language and traditions.
Our website is divided into five sections:
speak
Potawatomi
our Potawatomi language resources,
including our orthography, dictionary with sound files to aid in your pronunciation, and on line documents in the Potawatomi language
history, culture, the People, genealogy, and modern Potawatomi life
our collection of hypertexts, a
library for you to browse
Perhaps this is a good place for a few disclaimers.
If this is your first visit, our tips on how to view our site may be helpful. It explains the icons we use and gives other technical aids to exploring the site.
Iwgwien! (Thanks
lots!)
to the Kansas Humanities Council, an affiliate of the National Endowment
for the Humanities, who has provided partial funding for this project. We
have received a new grant from KHC which
will enable us to add a lot of new material to our language section.
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Our website is located on the Kansas Heritage Server, which is
devoted to digitally preserving Kansas' past, giving future generations
the opportunity to learn about and from family and local history.
New Stuff!
Updated October 2007.
Gary Mitchell has added new items at Stories of the Potawatomi People
Project hosted now at Native Voices International, a Native American owned ISP, established in 1986.
Additions made to the booklist and to the muster rolls, with additional corrections to links on various pages. See Potowatomi Trail of Death.
We added excerpts from the Gospel According to Luke as translated into Potawatomi by the Jesuit missionaries and compiled by Maurice Gailland, S.J. to the website. This work was funded by a Kansas Humanities Council grant.
We have added some new references to our reference page, including some websites about Potawatomi history and culture that you might find useful, or simply enjoy. The Walpole Island website address has been added here as well as on the Nishnabe'k/ the People home page.
Susan Campbell has given us permission to share two of her poems with you.
Susan has also expanded her genealogy sources on the web. See both her Genealogy Sources and her Family Trees pages.
For earlier changes to the site, see our revisions page.
An outline of site contents is also available.
The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation official website. It has information
on our Potawatomi Tribe and reservation; on the tribal council and tribal programs,
including phone numbers; on the history of the tribe and some of our
stories; and about the casino on the reservation. The brochure that
is given to visitors at the reservation is also on line. We hope you find these materials useful and enjoy them as much
as we have enjoyed making them available to you. If you do, please come back
from time to time!
Pama mine' ngoduk! (See you later sometime!)
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