Chahta Tosholi: (n) interpreter of Choctaw knowledge; a person who helps us to understand the history and knowledge of our Chahta ancestors
This series is organized by Choctaw Nation Historic Preservation and features Choctaw community members, artists, culture keepers, scholars of Choctaw history, and other experts.
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Next Event
Tuesday, 22 October 2020 @ 1pm
Historic Preservation Research Group
"Learning About Our Past with the Historic
Preservation Research Group"
Upcoming Events
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Tuesday, 5 November @ 1pm
Dr. Daniel Littlefield, Director of the Sequoyah National Research
Center
"Before and After the Trail of Tears with Daniel
Littlefield"
Wedesnday, 18 November @ 1pm
Mike Federoff, PhD student at the University of Alabama
"Earth-Oven Cooking in the Chahta Homeland of
Mississippi"
Tuesday, 8 December @ 12pm
Dr. Valerie Lambert, Associate Professor of Anthropology at
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
"Formations of Contemporary Choctaw Nation with
Valerie Lambert"
December 2020
Misty Madbull, Acting Director of Choctaw Nation Historic
Preservation
"What is Historic Preservation? with Misty Madbull"
Previous Events
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