AvantGo   Archives   Create an Account   Instructor Profiles   Recommend Us   Surveys      Can You Help? We encourage you to help build this much needed resource for those who want to learn the Arikara, Hidatsa, and Mandan languages. If you can help in any way, please Contact Lisa Casarez, the head of this project.      Survey How do you incorporate culture into everyday life? prayer/ceremony language cooking/food custom/belief all of the above other.......? Results Polls Votes: 44 Comments: 0      Last 5 Articles   Living Link To The Past   Apologies and Updates   Revival of Black Mouth Society shows value of culture   Three Affiliated Tribes review new constitution   Origin of tobacco as told by the Crow and Hidatsa tribes [ More Articles ]      Language   Charts and Maps   Hidatsa Dictionary   Language Guides   Language Instructors   Lesson Plans   Listen to Hidatsa      3 Affiliated Tribes:   Arikara  Arikara Culture  Arikara History  Oral Stories  Arikara People   Hidatsa  Hidatsa Culture  Hidatsa History  Oral Stories  Hidatsa People   Mandan  Mandan Culture  Mandan History  Oral Stories  Mandan People      Reservation   Culture   Economic Development   Events   Fort Berthold News  History-> Arikara: Arikara (Sahnish) Historical Overview There is but one supreme being of power and wisdom, the Chief Above (Neshanu Natchitak). He rules the world. But he gave Mother Corn authority over all things on earth. Neshanu Natchitak is above all, but he made Mother Corn intermediary with human beings on earth. Reverence and gratitude are due from mankind to Nishanu Natchitak for all the good things which we have, and to Mother Corn, through whose mediation we enjoy all these benefits. --Albert Simpson, Arikara Posted by learnhidatsa on Sunday, October 23 @ 16:03:06 CDT (958 reads) (Read More... | 8003 bytes more | 40 comments | Score: 5) Web LearnHidatsa.com      Member Info Welcome, Anonymous Don't have an account yet? It's free to join. Members can subscribe to the newsletter, submit articles and leave comments with their name. Already registered? Please Log In. Nickname Password (Register) Membership: Latest: andre54 New Today: 0 New Yesterday: 0 Overall: 25 People Online: Visitors: 7 Members: 0 Total: 7      Top 10 Links   1: Native American Indians of the US and Canada   2: Buffalo Bird Woman's Garden   3: Native Web   4: A website for Native Youth   5: Hidatsa Vocabulary   6: Edward Curtis photographs of the Apsaroke and Hidatsa   7: Hidatsa Ethnography   8: Native American Plenty Stuff   9: MHA Nation - a.k.a. (Three Affiliated Tribes)   10: Arikara (Sáhniš) Language Program      Forums   Welcome to the Learn Hidatsa forums! LearnHidatsa.com Forums Site Designed and Hosted by: HostIt4You.com ©2005 LearnHidatsa.com Permission is required to reproduce any content on this site. However, feel free to link to any of our pages. Page Generation: 0.05 Seconds