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Wes Studi, native american actor
Wesley Studie has since appeared in 52 film and television productions, including 500 Nations, Big Guns Talk, Broken Chains, Crazy Horse, Dances With Wolves, Deep Rising, The Doors, Heat, Highlander, Ice Planet, The Killing Jar, Lone Justice 2, The Last of the Mohicans, Mystery Men, Ned Blessings, Pow Wow Highway, Geronimo: An America Legend, Comanche Moon, Streets of Laredo, Mystery Men, The New World, Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee and Seraphim Falls. Read more: Wes Studi Filmography
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Star Wars Episode IV to be translated into the Navajo language
Coming as a surprise to everyone, especially members of the Navajo Tribe, Obi-Wan Kenobi will soon say, "May the Force be with you" in the Din� language. Navajo members will soon be able to hear the beloved character from the Star Wars Saga say this and more as the Navajo Nation Museum, Navajo Parks and Recreation, and Lucasfilm, Ltd. have joined forces to dub Episode IV of the classic space fantasy film, Star Wars into the Din� language. This marks the first time that a mainstream movie will be dubbed into the Navajo language. Read more: Star Wars Movie to be translated to Navajo
Wes Studi inducted into Hall of Great Western performers
Actor Wes Studi this weekend will become the second Native American ever inducted into the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum's Hall of Great Western Performers in Oklahoma City. In an interview from his home in Arroyo Hondo on Wednesday, Studi said the honor is particularly significant because "I'm the only one who's still alive." Read more: Wes Studi inducted into Hall of Great Western Performers
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Mailbag Question
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What Indian tribes originated in Kansas?
Submitted by Janessa S.
I am interested in learning about the nation(s) that inhabited a particular area - specifically what is now known as the counties of Leavenworth and Jefferson in the NE corner of the state of Kansas.
Is there such a resource that documents, even roughly, what nations might have occupied this area over the span of the last several centuries? I understand that geographical occupation can be influenced by nomadic behavior, unmapped/ancient boundaries, and historical events.
After visiting several books, maps, and websites, I've narrowed it down to a few possibilities: Kiowa, Pawnee, Osage, Cheyenne, and possible Missouri. I am by no means a scholar on this subject, and I desire to learn for my own personal curiosity. I've found contradictions in the resources I have, so I am coming to you for guidance.
~Submitted by: Jenesa S.
Answer:
I don't know a lot specifically about Leavenworth and Jefferson counties, but I can tell you about the many indian tribes that live or have lived in Kansas. Perhaps by knowing the known locations of these tribes, by process of elimination we can tell which ones inhabited the counties in question. In a preliminary study, it appears the Delaware, Wyandotte, and Kickapoo tribes were the predominant tribes in the 1800s.
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