Tag Archives: Wyoming Folklife Archive

Revitalizing Indigenous Languages at the Archive: The American Heritage Center and the Arapaho Language

Posted on November 4, 2024 by ahcadmin

November marks Native American Heritage Month, a time to honor the rich cultures, traditions, and histories of Native communities. In celebration, the American Heritage Center is spotlighting collections that support the revitalization of Indigenous languages, particularly the Arapaho language, through … Continue reading →

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Roped In: Sara Hagel and Horsehair Rope Making

Posted on October 10, 2022 by ahcadmin

What is simple work? In a fast-paced society, we often overlook jobs which require a lot of time, skill, and mistake making to master. Many jobs today are considered “simple,” “easy,” or “low-skill” despite requiring specific skills and a great … Continue reading →

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Art of the Hunt: Jake Korell’s Story

Posted on September 26, 2022 by ahcadmin

Jacob “Trapper Jake” Korell (1914-2013) was a legendary Wyomingite who had a bright personality and a passion for trapping. He was skillful and thoughtful in his work and held great respect for the animals he caught. He began trapping when … Continue reading →

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