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Companion Planting

Companion Planting

Corn, beans, and squash -- special gifts from the Creator -- were interplanted to maximize success.

Learn how one plant would draw from another, and how the Oneidas would use these sustainers of life commonly referred to as the Three Sisters.

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The Art of Cornbread

The Art of Cornbread

Oneidas learn how to make cornbread. Once a staple in the Oneida diet, Members gathered in the cookhouse to learn the ancient art. Read more »

Social Dance

Social Dance

The Oneida Nation float appearing in the 82nd Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade ® featured Iroquois social dancing. Read more »

Eating the Seasons

Eating the Seasons

The Oneidas learned how to make the best from what Mother Earth gave them by "eating the seasons." Read more »

  • The Oneida People Helped Win America’s Independence The Oneida People Helped Win America’s Independence

    The Fourth of July marks the day the colonists declared their independence from England in 1776. The following year, the Oneida Indian Nation chose to take up the cause of their friends, the colonists, and fight as their first ally during the American Revolution. Oneida warriors fought on the side of the colonists at the important Battles of Oriskany and Saratoga in New York State, as well as the skirmish at Barren Hill in Pennsylvania. Read more »

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