![]() Kele Crisp, from Knoxville, participated in
the Beaver Dance.
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![]() Andy Grant, from Cherokee, NC, led the Cherokee traditional dances, including the Warriors' Dance, Bear Dance, Beaver Dance, and Friendship Dance. |
![]() Sherry
took the opportunity to first hit the beaver seriously.
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![]() Looks
like Mark was taking it pretty seriously too!
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![]() John
John Grant, also from Cherokee, NC, served as the emcee and
singer for the traditional dancing.
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![]() Rob
Rambo, through the Kentucky Humanities Council, portrayed Atta Kul
Kulla, Cherokee peace chief.
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![]() Bob
Eldridge entertained the audience with Cherokee stories.
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