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Native American Life After Prophetstown

My name is Luksi Humma, I am Choctaw or, years.Log Cabins were abundant in the
Chahta, our name in reality. I am a Village of Kethtipikanuck, about 120 log
builder of people and log cabins. structures as some writers saw it. Shake
Although, I live in our present time, I roof shingles adorned the cabins, of
talk to many people who come to Historic those lucky folks who knew how to, and,
Prophetstown, in Battle Ground, Indiana, had the man power to build these brutish
about the way the Old Ones lived, and structures. Forged from the wilderness,
died.Misconceptions, are a part of most these people were powerful and relentless
Americans ideal in regards to Native in their will to make life come forth,
American People. It is my job to inform from a forboding entity, that the
the uninformed, about the Love, Respect, wilderness posed. This was, after all,
Honor, and Dignity the American Indians the Northwest Territories. The end of the
had for their Families, Lives and the continent for most people who struck out
Land.How did the People live along the on their own.This wonderous village had
Wabash? They lived well, commerce many Wigwams, smoke filling the air on
continued to flow throughout the region the flats at the mouth of that river.
as our People Trade items coming in, and leaving, in
moved forward into an age that would boats of every description, dugouts,
eventually swallow them up, swirling them birchbark, heavy river tugs. One should
into the Great Melting Pot of these try to imagine this commerce, it is
United States. This motion inexorably pleasing to see it in the mind.Eleven
changed the Ways of our People, both, in years of good life came to an end, as the
their thought processess, and in their wood of their cabins and wigwams lost
Hearts.The Europeans who lived with the their battle with the crucible of fire,
Indian People would change which the American Army brought with
significantly, daily movements, personal them, to eradicate their way of life
contacts, language, lifestyles and much forever.This is but the beginning of
more. Pressures of being humans, finding their story, I will write more of this
a much easier way to cook, kill, stay facinating historical drama, played out
warm, communicate, on the banks of the Wabash. Prophetstown,
travel and live, ate away at the looming in the future awaits the telling
Traditions of ten thousand of its story in another time, but now I
generations.Robust in their spirits, am tired and must rest.Luksi Humma
Native People adapted rapidly, and found messenger of the People.I am a humble
value in their trapping of Beaver, and teacher of Indian People, travelling to
other furbearing animals. Trading these bring the Ways of our Ancestors to those
hides, for durable goods, gave the Indian who can least afford it, and desire it
People an opportunity to live more the most. My hands and mind belong to the
comfortably, amidst the French, English, People who came before us, and it is they
and some Americans, who became their whom I serve.
trading partners in this region, for many




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