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Chicken and Dumplings

Food
Videos

A crowd favorite! Chicken and dumplings are made by boiling chicken and using the broth from the chicken to make the dumplings. The dumplings are a biscuit dough type mixture made from flour, eggs, and chicken broth.

Section 106 Agency Assignments

Section 106 Agency Assignments The Osage Nation has a vital interest in protecting its historic and ancestral cultural resources and considers the preservation of its history and culture to be its

Osage Nation Language Department Releases “Coyote and the Bear”

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Language Department
Print and Virtual Publication Retells Traditional Story in Osage Orthography The Osage Nation Language Department (ONLD) releases “Coyote and the Bear,” a children’s storybook that is written in Osage

Picture Cave

Picture Cave, an immense Osage sacred rock art site in Missouri, was sold at auction on September 14, 2021. Efforts by the Osage Nation to negotiate and appeal to the private landowner, as well as the

Osage Nation Language Department Announces 2022-2023 Community Class Schedule

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Language Department
Curriculum is supported by new Osage Language Dictionary Database with over 2,500 words The Osage Nation Language Department (ONLD) opens registration for 2022-2023 community classes. Virtual and in

Book Club | "Picture Cave: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Mississippian Cosmos"

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Historic Preservation
The Osage Nation Historic Preservation Office (ONHPO) is set to continue their popular Osage Book Club. The September meeting will be held on Friday, September 9, 2022 at Noon (CDT) via Zoom

Osage Nation Language Department Launches Online Osage Dictionary

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Cultural News
The Osage Nation Language Department has launched a new online Osage dictionary . The database includes 2,717 Osage-English and English-Osage words, along with a helpful phonetic key on the sidebar

Traditional Wahzhazhe Items

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Crossbeads
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Wahzhazhe man carries an eagle feather fan and beaded stick. Traditionally, only tail dancers carried sticks. You will also see some men carry mirrors, axes and other cultural items specific to their clans.
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Fingerweaving | Three color double chevron pattern.
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A cook's apron with a ribbonwork pattern along the bottom.
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Embroidered broadcloth skirt with lightning patterned fingerweaving. The hang downs are edged with beading.
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Handgame scoring sticks.
Clothing
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Intergenerational Cooking | 𐓂𐒹𐓂͘

Food
Videos

To carry on Osage cooking traditions is an honor. Food is life-giving and brings blessings to family and friends. We hope you enjoy listening to what cooking means to these Osage women.

cook, prepare (e.g., food) | 𐓂𐒹𐓂͘

 

 

Language Preservation | Leroy Logan

Language
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A recording of Osage elder Leroy Logan speaking on the importance of the Osage Language. Have you checked out the new Osage Language Dictionary? Click here and dive in! 

 

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  • Museum
    • Plan Your Visit
    • Veterans Archive Project
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    • Image and Research Requests
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    • Get Involved
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  • Visitor
    • Wahzhazhe Welcome Guide
    • Osage Nation Museum
    • Visitors Center
    • About Osage Reservation
  • Historic Preservation
    • Geography
      • 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
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    • Telecommunication Consultation Procedures