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Digitally illustrated portrait of Agnes Williams reflecting her leadership as founder of the Women of All Red Nations (W.A.R.N.).Creator
Waylon Wilson
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Digital portrait of Susan M. Hill, PhD created by Tuscarora artist and HARK Digital Archivist Waylon Wilson. Dr. Hill is an alum of the American Studies Department, receiving her M.A and focusing her thesis on Salamanca Leases. Creator
Waylon Wilson
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Digital Portrait of Mishuana GoemanCreator
Waylon Wilson
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Digital portrait of Marilyn SchindlerCreator
Waylon Wilson
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Digital portrait of Jolene Rickard, PhD created by Tuscarora artist and HARK Digital Archivist Waylon Wilson. Dr. Rickard is an alum of the American Studies Department where she received her PhD. Clan:
Turtle
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Digital portrait of Barry White keheh. Many alumni of the program identify Barry as their touchstone and a key faculty member in their successes as students both in the classroom and outside. Creator
Waylon WilsonClan:
Turtle
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Digitally illustrated portrait of Theresa McCarthy reflecting her research on the Haldimand Tract. Creator
Waylon Wilson
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Digitally illustrated portrait of John Mohawk reflecting his work on food sovereignty and the White Corn project.Creator
Waylon WilsonClan:
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Oil on panel, 30 x 24 inches, 31.125 x 25.125 x 3 inches framedCreator
Luanne Redeye