Category Archives: Mvskoke

Mvskoke History & Resources

Native sources

Native sources of Mvskoke history will have the most accuracy.

Muscogee Nation

Download PDF:
Mvskoke History: A Short Course for Muscogee Nation Employees

Non-Native sources

I wouldn’t be sharing these selections if they weren’t decent sources of easily digestible Mvskoke history or important reference materials. Keep in mind however, that information from non-Native sources may have non-Native perspectives or bias, even if slight or subtle.

For example, generally when colonizer history says hundreds of years, Mvskoke history says thousands of years. This is something to remember, even the best non-Native historical documentation has built-in bias and inaccuracy doing its best to erase or minimize Natives.

Smithsonian Institution

This is a great slideshow (including videos) of Mvskoke history.

Before the Trail of Tears removal 23 pages.
https://americanindian.si.edu/nk360/removal-muscogee/before.html

During the Trail of Tears removal 15 pages.
https://americanindian.si.edu/nk360/removal-muscogee/during.html

After the Trail of Tears removal 17 pages.
https://americanindian.si.edu/nk360/removal-muscogee/after.html

Videos

Yehuda’s Mvskoke Video Playlist

Thanks!
-Yehuda

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Mvskoke Nation Indigenous Books

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TurtleIsland.blog and TurtleIsland.social Internet properties are volunteer led and donation financed.

Many Indigenous creatives or stores are often multi-disciplinary and sell multiple types of creative items. The best thing you can do is check out their links and take a look at everything they offer.

Authors

Michelle Joy Gallagher Soffe

Michelle Joy Gallagher Soffe is an author of poetry and prose from Sacramento, California. She is mother to 3 children and 2 fantastic dogs. Testing the limits and playing with the elasticity and beauty of the english language is one of her passions. With an affinity for astronomy and physics, she often makes correlations between the corporeal and the cosmos.
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Store: https://www.NihtgengaPress.com
Blog: https://MichelleJoyGallagher.com

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-Yehuda

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Mvskoke Nation Indigenous Beadwork

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TurtleIsland.blog and TurtleIsland.social Internet properties are volunteer led and donation financed.

Many Indigenous creatives or stores are often multi-disciplinary and sell multiple types of creative items. The best thing you can do is check out their links and take a look at everything they offer.

Cvkvlv.com Beadwork – Mvskoke

Tzipporah, a Mvskoke and Jewish artist, photographer and beader. Follow them on Mastodon, on Bluesky, and their Online Store to watch their beading journey. Header image has examples of Tzipporah’s beadwork.
Mastodon: @Tzipporah@turtleisland.social
Mastodon: @CvkvlvBeadwork@turtleisland.social
Bluesky: @Tzipr.bsky.social
Bluesky: @Cvkvlv.bsky.social
Online Store: https://Cvkvlv.com

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-Yehuda

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Cvkvlv.com Beadwork Grand Opening

New Native-American beadwork online store now open

Tzipporah Rothschild-Manory, Muscogee Nation citizen, today announced with great excitement that Cvkvlv.com Beadwork is now ready and open for business.

In celebration, their first collection of unique handmade Native-American beadwork is now available for purchase. As of this posting, there are 12 individual sets of earrings in stock and ready to ship!

Be sure to reach out to Tzipporah on @Tzipporah@turtleisland.social (Mastodon), Instagram.com/Cvkvlv, or Cvkvlv.com if you have any questions.

Mvto!
-Yehuda

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