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The Riverkeepers: The Cherokees, Their Neighbors and the Rivers that Made America User Submitted

When: Tue., April 30, 12-1 p.m. 2019
Phone: 804-692-3726
Email: emma.ito@lva.virginia.gov
Price: Free.
www.lva.virginia.gov/news/calendar?event=157
A biography of aquatic places that Cherokee people and their indigenous neighbors believed were filled with spirits and ghosts, human and animal life, and forces that brought (and bring) the land to life.

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