I've been asked by an Elder who is looking for information on medicine
wheels - primarily purpose and use of - to post this message. She
will be giving talks to grade school aged children.
Please direct all responses to me at:
Thanks,
A. Paul Antone
Special Projects Officer
Federal Archaeology Office
National Historic Sites Directorate
Parks Canada
Department of Canadian Heritage
The views and opinions expressed here are my own and they do not
necessarily reflect those of the Department of Canadian Heritage
or the Government of Canada.
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Comments from NativeNet listowner, Gary Trujillo (gst@gnosys.svle.ma.us):
There is some worthwhile information in the NATIVE-L archives on medicine
wheels. I suggest that a database search of the archives would be in
order:
// job echo=no
get nn-intro archives native-l
database search dd=rules cpulim=40
//rules dd *
select * in native-l
index
/*
(that's the numeral "1" in "tamvm1" and the letter "l" in "native-l").