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    Wild Lotus Root or Yonkapin | The wild lotus root or yonkapin grows in shallow ponds and along the edges of streams. The root is sweet and delicious when raw or cooked.
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    The Inlonshka, has been an important part of Osage life since 1884. The four-day ceremony is celebrated in each Osage district every year in June. The Grayhorse district is currently celebrating and continuing our Osage traditional values this weekend. The below photograph by Vince Dillon shows Osage dancers from the Grayhorse district in 1912 in front of the old roundhouse.
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    Pawhuska Drumkeeper walks towards the arbor during the ceremony to pay for the drum (2021).
    The Drum | 𐓊𐒷𐓐𐒷𐓁𐒻
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    Cooks prepare food during the Grayhorse 2021 Inlonshka.
    Cooking | 𐓂𐒹𐓂͘
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    • Veterans Archive Project
    • Allottee 2229
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    • Call for Artists
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    • Meet the Staff
    • Get Involved
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  • Visitor
    • Wahzhazhe Welcome Guide
    • Osage Nation Museum
    • Visitors Center
    • About Osage Reservation
  • Historic Preservation
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      • Ancestral Map
      • Picture Cave
      • Sacred Sites
      • Sugarloaf Mound
      • Blanchard Springs Caverns
    • History
    • Advisors
    • Ethics and Commercialization
    • Osage Lands Acknowledgement
    • Research Bibliography
    • Preservation for Osage Youth
    • Archaeological Survey Standards
    • Looting and Collecting
    • NHPA Section 106
    • Osage Nation and NAGPRA
    • Section 106 Agency Assignments
    • Staff Information
    • Telecommunication Consultation Procedures