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Join us on Saturday to continue the discussion, learning, and reflection of Native American history before, at, and beyond the founding of the United States. The symposium continues to Saturday, with four speakers presenting on topics from historical events to ethnobotany to Cherokee language revitalization.
This event is the second of a 3-day Native American Symposium, with tickets available for each individual day or for all three days at a discounted rate. MHC's Supporters at the Explorer Level and above can receive FREE tickets by emailing Lisa Oestreicher at [email protected] to get on the list.
Invited Speakers:
• Tony Harris, Citizen of Cherokee Nation and Cherokee Elder
Presentation: “Ethnobotany: If Plants Could Talk-A Cherokee Relationship”
• Dr. Heidi Altman, Georgia Southern University
Presentation: “250 Years On: The Persistence and Resilience of Indigenous Communities”
Dr. Tammy Byron, Young Harris College
Presentation: “Southeastern Indians of the Revolutionary Era”
• Dr. Michael P. Morris
Presentation: “Mary Musgrove: Georgia’s Co-Founder”
More Details: Light breakfast and lunch included
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Event venue
250 Howard St NE, Marietta, GA 30060-1953, United States
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