Tobias Tomlinson
Puskawo Cranes Painted Hide Drum
Puskawo Cranes Painted Hide Drum
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Puskawo are associated with good luck because they arrive in the spring and bring new life. Fishermen consider it a good sign to see a crane while fishing because it means fish in the area. Puskawo plays the role of peacemaker. The Puskawo Crane Dance is traditionally done in the spring.
Tobias Tomlinson | Chickasaw | Cherokee
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