O’odham ties to the land—Mo’ has mas ma wud ha apendagĭ heg t-jewed heg t-hemajkam—Leland Thomas скачать в хорошем качестве

O’odham ties to the land—Mo’ has mas ma wud ha apendagĭ heg t-jewed heg t-hemajkam—Leland Thomas

Leland Thomas as he presents a lecture titled, Mo’ has mas ma wud ha apendagĭ heg t-jewed heg t-hemajkam—O’odham ties to the land at the Arizona Museum of Natural History in Mesa, Arizona. Leland Thomas, Tohono O’odham/Akimel O’odham, is a member of the Tohono O’odham Nation. He comes from the village of Checho Weco (Chuichu) in the Sif Oidak District but currently resides in Hanamkam (Casa Grande). He is an Assistant Curator/Exhibits Project Manager at the Huhugam Heritage Center on the Gila River Indian Community. Leland has worked in exhibition design and development, collections management, cultural education and museum interpreter. For many years he has been continuously working in the field of cultural preservation within museum programs and is culturally involved within his O’odham communities. Sections of the lecture have been removed from this edition at the request of Mr. Thomas.