| Hosted by Piankeshaw Trails Educational Programs, Inc.
Since 2005
School of the Native is an educational event that showcases Northeastern Woodland Indian arts, skills, technologies, and life-ways from pre-contact times to 1900. Demonstrators and presenters include ancient technologists, archaeologists, artisans, historical interpreters, and re-enactors. The event is held every few years in different locations around Southern Indiana. The weekend event includes a Friday school day.
To be put on the announcement mailing list for the next School of the Native, please e-mail Mrs. Jessica Diemer-Eaton with your contact info (especially mailing address). Sites such as museums and state parks interested in being a host site for School of the Native, and companies and organizations interested in sponsoring this event should also contact Jessica by e-mail at sotn@woodlandindianedu.com or Piankeshaw Director, Ms. Sheryl Hartman at piankeshawsheryl@gmail.com.
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The following are a few photos of School of the Native's School Day (from 2006 & 2008).
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