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Did You Know?
Oklahoma's name is a combination of two Choctaw Indian words meaning “red
people.”
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Park Hill,
Oklahoma, Cherokee Heritage Center |
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the Cherokee Heritage Center guests can slip back in time in an Ancient Village
to learn about Cherokee life prior to European contact. The Cherokee Heritage
Center in Park Hill, Oklahoma offers guests a unique Cherokee adventure.
The
adventure begins with a guided tour through the Ancient Village
where you can play a game of stickball, participate in a stomp dance and learn
about Cherokee crafts such as basketry, flint knapping and blowguns.
Next, stroll through the Cherokee National Museum where you can
learn
about the Five Civilized Tribes' proposal to establish the State of
Sequoyah separate from the State of Oklahoma.
Explore Your Indian Heritage
While at the museum, visit the Trail of Tears exhibit where you can
learn about the journey of the Cherokee and four other tribes
through special effects lighting, videos, audio recordings, artwork,
life-cast figures and holograms.
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