A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
MCA Department of Tehotiiennawakon Environment Display
Some of the MCA Department of Tehotiiennawakon employees at Winter Carnival. L-R: Sierra George, Margaret George, Henry Lickers, Cathy Mitchell and Kylee Tarbell.
From Plenty Canada is Jeff Beaver and Larry McDermont. Jeff is holding rice-harvesting sticks made from white cedar.
Turtle Island Conservation had a fishing game for kids. L-R: Kaidance Sunday, Mya George and Tehawennahkhwa Thompson.
On Sunday at the St. Regis Mohawk School, MCA's Department of Tehotiiennawakon hosted several organizations and activities for an environmental display.
Parks Canada, SRMT Environment, OPG, South Nation Conservation, Raisin River Conservation and St. Lawrence River Institute were just some of the many groups there.
In the cafeteria, Francis Scardera did a presentation on archeology in Akwesasne.
Did you know that the oldest archeological site in Akwesasne is about 9,000 years old, and they estimate that about 100,000 artifacts have been found in Akwesasne, but many have been taken without permission.
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