Pocket Watch Wooden Case

Uneasy in US, Iroquois believe survival’s at stake
ONONDAGA NATION, N.Y. – A group of young men have gathered in the longhouse for the feather dance, and the sounds of their singing filter outside, where Mohawk Chief Howard Thompson sat. His people call him Onerekowa, the name his predecessors have borne for 1,000 years. Each month, when he gathers with the 49 other chiefs from the six Haudenosaunee nations, he stands to speak in the language of …
Kai Lam @ Ket Noi, Singapore Art Museum (Jun 6, 2008)