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2nd December 05, 12:20 PM
#1
If he's a Creek, why is he wearing a plains tribe war bonnet?
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2nd December 05, 12:52 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by haukehaien
If he's a Creek, why is he wearing a plains tribe war bonnet?
I was wondering about that myself. Some of his family may be from one or more of the plains tribes.
The plains war bonnet is associated with the native americans the same way kilts are with scotsmen.
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2nd December 05, 02:50 PM
#3
 Originally Posted by Southern Breeze
I was wondering about that myself. Some of his family may be from one or more of the plains tribes.
The plains war bonnet is associated with the native americans the same way kilts are with scotsmen.
Except I wouldn't expect to see a war bonnet being warn casually. :-)
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2nd December 05, 03:52 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)
Except I wouldn't expect to see a war bonnet being warn casually. :-)
Well,theres always casual fridays....
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2nd December 05, 12:59 PM
#5
 Originally Posted by haukehaien
If he's a Creek, why is he wearing a plains tribe war bonnet?
Did a little research during lunch.
Heres a painting of him you might find more to your tase.
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2nd December 05, 01:04 PM
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That is so neat. I'm part Cherokee (but not enough to qualify for Tribal Membership since the intervening ancestors did not themselves apply for membership) and I love that picture!
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2nd December 05, 01:04 PM
#7
 Originally Posted by haukehaien
If he's a Creek, why is he wearing a plains tribe war bonnet?
It spread, just as kilts and tartan spread from highlands to lowlands to become a national dress. It's part of what's called the Pan-Indian Movement which is very visible at powows.
Will Pratt
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