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Rose Clayborne posted an update - October 16, 2016 at 9:59 PM

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- Learn Hmong Online With Yaj Muas: Videos, Lessons, And More
- Discover free online resources to learn the Hmong language from Yaj Muas. Explore lessons in vowels, consonants, tones, and Green Hmong dialect.
Thesis Redux
L. Veniukov, “Tungusy-lamuty” (Kamchatka) in Native Peoples of Siberia.
Explore a captivating historical image of the Tungus-Lamuty people from Kamchatka, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Siberia's indigenous communities.

Truth Seekers I Ask Questions posted an update - March 25, 2013 at 6:46 PM
Mapuche Supp Warp
This is South American designs, most likely from Guatemala.
Mapuche designs – hmongsandnativeamericans.com.
This is the same disign in the black & white picture.
Hmong – hmongsandnativeamericans.com.
These designs are also in both pictures.
Hmong – hmongsandnativeamericans.com.
The symbol in the gold & white picture, is the same symbol this girl is wearing in the middle of this picture. The symbol looks like the #3.
Hmong – hmongsandnativeamericans.com.
Note that the women are not all wearing traditional Hmong clothes / colours: one women seems to be wearing native clothes, some use the colours usually seen on cloths worn by the black people in Guiana. hmongsandnativeamericans.com.
Here is the actual website –backstrapweaving.wordpress.com.
These are Mapuche designs.
I tried to find and contact Hmong people in Argentina but I have no relative there. What I know is that in French Guiana, some Native Indigenous people indeed say that they have similarities with Hmong people.
That’s nice to know that the Native Indigenous people in French Guiana also see the similarities.
Tou Vu Yang – That is interesting to hear that the Native indigenous peoples of French Guiana recognizes the similarities. I wonder if anyone from there has tried to find any connections between the two cultures?
Did you know that a delegation of Hmong people from Guiana was received by the French Senate last month? www.dailymotion.com.
Wow, that’s pretty cool.
That is amazing!!!
I noticed the same thing.





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- Mapuche Supp Warp: Exploring South American Textile Designs
- Discover the beauty and cultural significance of Mapuche Supp Warp textile patterns, with roots in South American design traditions — possibly Guatemalan.
We Are Hmong Minnesota
Different types of Hmong necklaces. Culturally symbol and rich.
Dive into the exquisite world of Hmong necklaces, exploring their diverse designs, cultural significance, and the artistry behind these captivating pieces.

Hmongs & Native Americans posted an update - February 2, 2015 at 2:27 AM
Hmong Textile Art
Hmong girls in brightly coloured clothing in Laos in 1973.
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- Hmong Girls In Brightly Coloured Clothing In Laos, 1973
- A visual glimpse into the vibrant traditional attire of Hmong girls captured in Laos in 1973.
MN governor Mark Dayton proclaimed May 14th to Hmong American Day in Minnesota. 2013 is the first year we celebrate.

Hmongs & Native Americans posted an update - February 3, 2015 at 10:22 PM
Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community Wacipi (Pow Wow)
In the Twin Cities this month: U of M Spring Pow wow.
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- The University Of Minnesota Annual Spring Powwow: A Celebration
- Join the American Indian Student Cultural Center for the annual University of Minnesota Spring Powwow, a vibrant celebration of Native American culture featuring drumming, dancing, and community.
Hmongs & Native Americans posted an update - February 2, 2015 at 3:53 PM
Native American Indian – Old Photos
L-R Gray Fox, unknown, Buckskin, Swimming Eel, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, uknown, Know Many Trees, near Kent, Connecticut – Schaghticoke – 1941.
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- Historic Schaghticoke Portrait Near Kent, Connecticut – 1941
- Explore a rare 1941 photograph of Schaghticoke community members near Kent, Connecticut, including figures like Gray Fox, Buckskin, Swimming Eel, and Know Many Trees.
Native America
To Walk the Red Road, you have less fear of being wrong, because you know that life is a journey, a continuous circle, a sacred hoop. Mistakes will be made, and mistakes can be corrected – if you will be humble, for if you cannot be humble, you will never know when you have made a mistake. www.pinterest.com.

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- Native America | The Sacred Journey: Walking The Red Road
- Explore the wisdom of walking the Red Road in Native American tradition, where humility, healing, and sacred connection guide the spirit's path. The image depicts a single feather, adorned with natural materials, hanging against a textured background that subtly suggests ancient cave paintings or natural patterns.
Hmong Villagenews
Be on the lookout.
The Twin Cities community is urged to be aware of Ber Lor, a convicted felon posing as a healer and preying on vulnerable individuals in Hmong communities. Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones.







