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Tunica History
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Tunica History

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Who was Sesostrie Youchigant?

Sesostrie Youchigant

 

 

Music and Traditions

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The Rabbit Dance Song, sung by Elisabeth Pierite

Rabbit Dance musical score

 

Connecting generations

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Language reawakening

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Traditional crafts

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Insights on the Tunica Language

Excerpt from notebook 8, page 63, showing correction of transcription crossing out an h

Tunica as a Langauge Isolate

Tunica Animacy

Preaspiration in Tunica

Spatial Orientation in Tunica Grammar

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