A Mother's love is like a soft, warm blanket that wraps you up in comfort and security.

A Miowak Myth, Retold by Phyllis Doyle Burns

For keeping their sewing articles, beads and other supplies handy and safe, they also made beautifully ornamented bags and pouches.

According to ancient Hopi prophecy, we are nearing the end of the Fourth World and are quickly approaching the Fifth World.

The Hitchiti tribe resided in west Georgia, along the Chattahoochee River. The Hitchiti language was similar to the Mikasuki language, which is still spoken in Florida.

It is that time of year when the people of the "First Nations" start getting together their finest regalia, practice their songs and dances and prepare for the "Gathering of Nations".

One of the oldest Native American crafts known is that of basketry. Archaeologists have identified baskets of the Southwest that are almost 8000 years old.

The legend of the Chumash people and their love of dolphins.

The Chumash people are indigenous to the central and southern coastal regions of California. Archaeological research has shown that the Chumash have deep historical roots and have lived on the southern California coast for thousands of years.

A creation story of the Choctaw People of Tennesse and Mississippi as told by the Choctaw and retold by P.D. Burns.