Rituals: Pocahontas - A ceremony
May 3, 2019
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as posted by the channel2017 marked the 400th anniversary of the visit of Pocahontas to England. During Border Crossings’ ORIGINS Festival, several events commemorated her life as well as acknowledging her death and burial in Gravesend in 1617. Our second film is about a ceremony conducted by three women from different Indigenous nations: Sierra Tasi Baker (Kwakwaka’wakw), Stephanie Pratt (Dakota) and Gabe Hughes (Wampanoag).
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