Showing posts with label Onondaga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Onondaga. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 2, 2019
Crows in Fields Above the Onondaga Valley
Monday, March 20, 2017
Alf Jacques, Onondaga, Has Made Lacrosse Sticks His Whole Life
Alf spoke about his life, the spiritual nature of lacrosse, and his life work
at the Strathmore Firebarn Speakers Series.
Labels:
Alf Jacques,
lacrosse,
lacrosse stick,
Onondaga
Monday, October 12, 2015
2015 World Indoor Lacrosse Championship: Israel v. Canada and Iroquois Nationals v. US in Semifinals
Canada prevailed and moved up to the final round.
Iroquois Nationals prevailed and moved up to the final round.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Sunday, April 1, 2012
History as Written by the Dominant Culture
This plaque embedded in a rock in the Valley commemorates Sullivan's Campaign of 1779. General John Sullivan carried out George Washington's scorched earth policy intended to uproot and drive out the Haudenosaunee people from upstate New York. Sullivan's army burned crops, cut down orchards, destroyed dozens of villages, and ultimately caused the deaths of thousands of native people by starvation and freezing.
There is another sign identical to this one in Lodi. There probably are many more throughout the land between Rome and Niagara Falls. We also notice the ubiquitous yellow and blue signs that tell the same story.
One day all these signs will be part of a museum exhibit about historical signage and who decides what story to tell.
Labels:
Haudenosaunee,
Onondaga,
Sullivan Campaign
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