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    Celebrating Native American Heritage Month

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    The Amazing Journey of the Pumpkin and its Origins

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    How we celebrate Día de los Muertos in San Luis Potosí

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    The Spirit of Black Hawk at Eagle’s Nest

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Aculturame’s 6th Anniversary and the Virginia Indian Festival

Aculturame’s 6th Anniversary and the Virginia Indian Festival

On September 2012, Aculturame blog launched with my first blog The Virginia Indian Festival.  I want to take the time…

  • A Walking Tour of Historic Downtown San Luis Potosí
    A Walking Tour of Historic Downtown San Luis Potosí
  • Introducing my new Blog: The Point of Convergence
    Introducing my new Blog: The Point of Convergence
  • Norbulingka – The Serenity of the Jeweled Garden
    Norbulingka – The Serenity of the Jeweled Garden
  • Zacahuil – An ancient culinary tradition started by the Ancient Aztecs, still practiced today
    Zacahuil – An ancient culinary tradition started by the Ancient Aztecs, still practiced today
  • The Amazing Journey of the Pumpkin and its Origins
    The Amazing Journey of the Pumpkin and its Origins
Indigenous Peoples of Mexico
Zacahuil – An ancient culinary tradition started by the Ancient Aztecs, still practiced today

Zacahuil – An ancient culinary tradition started by the Ancient Aztecs, still practiced today

  One of the reasons many domestic travelers visit the Huastec Region of Mexico is to enjoy the delicious ethnic…

  • The Amazing Journey of the Pumpkin and its Origins
    The Amazing Journey of the Pumpkin and its Origins
  • How Lila Downs is changing the perception of indigenous women
    How Lila Downs is changing the perception of indigenous women
  • Cinco de Mayo – Commemorating Mexico’s victory against French Imperialism
    Cinco de Mayo – Commemorating Mexico’s victory against French Imperialism
  • Zacahuil – an ancient culinary tradition of the Huastec peoples
    Zacahuil – an ancient culinary tradition of the Huastec peoples
  • How we celebrate Día de los Muertos in San Luis Potosí
    How we celebrate Día de los Muertos in San Luis Potosí
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Celebrating Native American Heritage Month at the National Museum of the American Indian 🌽🌾🌶🏹 #aculturame #nmai #nativeamericanheritagemonth #totem #totempoles #americanindianhistory #nativeamericanheritage #motherdaughtertime
My Halloween costume 🎃 last night. Someone told me I looked like Nicole Kidman on “Practical Magic.” Totally unintentional 😆 I just wanted to dress up as a witch 👻 #aculturame #practicalmagic #witches #gillianowens #halloweenhats #witcheshats
This year we carved the unicorn from “Phoebe and her Unicorn Adventure” 🦄and the colossal pumpkin on “How Big Could your Pumpkin Grow” 🎃 by Wendell Minor. #aculturame #halloween #pumpkincarvingideas #pumpkincarving #jackolantern #wendellminor #howbigcouldyourpumpkingrow #familyfun #lovepumpkins #coolpumpkins #halloweenprojects #danasimpson #phoebeandherunicorn
This is a picture of an altar for the Día de Los Muertos or Day of the Dead in San Luis Potosí at the Palacio Municipal in Historic Downtown 🌼 There’s a lot of misunderstanding about this Mexican holiday which has its roots from the Aztecs find out about its history at aculturame.com under “How We Celebrate Dia de los Muertos in San Luis Potosí” 🌼🌼🌼#aculturame #diadelosmuertos #diadelosmuertosaltar #palaciomunicipalslp #diadelosmuertosaltars #lapotosinawrites #wordpressblog #rememberingday #dayofthedead #yosoydesanluispotosi #visitslp #mexicanaltars
Standing at the Battle of the Little Bighorn Memorial. The tour to this National Monument is an unforgettable experience. #aculturame #thebattleofthelittlebighorn #lapotosinawrites #nativeamericaneducation #americanindianhistory #pryormountains #montanaprairie
“Up in that hill the air filled with gust and dust smoke, General Custer will make his way with five companies of men, twenty men per company that totals over 210 men plus a number of civilians...” one of the best storytelling I’ve heard is from Rose, a member of the Crow Nation in Pryor, Montana. For the first time, I heard from a Native American perspective, the infamous Battle of the Little Bighorn which took place on June 25, 1876. These events would not be forgotten by the Native American tribes. I invite you to read my recount of this trip on my post “The Battle of the Little Bighorn: A Native American Perspective” (link on bio) this is one of my most memorable trips in the U.S. and also the one that inspired me to start writing ✍🏼 #aculturame #battleofthelittlebighorn #thebattleofthelittlebighorn #storytelling #nativeamericanstorytelling #nativeamericaneducation #knowyourhistory #pryormontana #visitmontana #littlebighornbattlefield #littlebighornbattlefieldnationalmonument #crazyhorsequote #americanhistory #placeofreflection #nationalparkservice #generalcuster #americanindianhistory #nativeamericanmonument
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  • The Jingle Dress Dance

    The Jingle Dress Dance

    Of all my favorite Native American dances, the Fancy-Shawl is my favorite to watch but personally, I admire the Jingle…

  • How Chief Plenty Coups Chose to Preserve his Cultural Heritage

    How Chief Plenty Coups Chose to Preserve his Cultural Heritage

      How do ethnic groups in the United States manage to adapt to mainstream society while at the same time…

  • The Battle of the Little Bighorn: A Native American Perspective

    The Battle of the Little Bighorn: A Native American Perspective

    As the sun rose during a cold September morning in Pryor, Montana I joined a group of some thirty-odd like-minded…

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