A-ni Gi-lo-hi

A-ni Tsi-sgwa

A-ni Wa-ya

A-ni-wo-do-hi

A-ni Ka-wi

A-ni Go-di-ge-wi

Which is NOT a Native American tribe of North Carolina?

Historically this clan made medicine from blue-colored plant to keep the children well.  They are also known as the Panther Clan.

They are also known as The Twister, Hair Hanging Down or Wind Clan. They wore elaborate hairdos and walked with a proud, twisting gait.  Clan members are regarded as peacemakers and Peace Chiefs would often be from this clan.  Prisoners of war, orphans of other tribes, and others with no Cherokee tribe were often adopted into this clan, thus a common interpretation of the “strangers”

They were historically known as messengers.  The belief that birds are messengers between earth and heaven, or The people and the Creator, gave the members of this clan the responsibility of caring for the birds. They were the keepers of the birds, skilled in using blowguns and snares for bird hunting.

They were historically known as prominent healers and medical people. Medine is often ‘painted’ on a patient after harvesting, mixing and performing other aspects of the ceremony.  They made red paint and prepared teas for vapor therapy specific to each ailment.  They were considered sorcerers and medicine men.

They were known to be ‘Keepers of the land’ and gatherers of the wild potato for food in swamps and along the streams.  They are also known as the Bear, Raccoon, or Blind Savanna Clan.

Historically this clan was known as fast runners and hunters.  Even though they hunted game for subsistence, they respected and cared for the animals while they were living among them.  They were also known as messengers on an earthly level, delivering messages from village to village, or person to person. They were also known as keepers of the deer.

Which language group did the Cherokee belong to?