id_number: ADS-1012-57

last_name: McCurlay

first_name: Curly

middle_name: Bear

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group_org_name: "Cherokee, bear society, bird clan"

Call number: PRJ-1012

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artist_city: St. George

state: GA

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ethnicity_1: Cherokee

ethnicity_2: Irish

religion: "quasi-christian, Native American"

genre: "Myths, Narratives, Native American culture"

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date_of_contact: 03/06/04

contact_made_by: Forrest Maddox

notes: Interviews conducted with Curly Bear as part of the Cherokee Tribe of Georgia Pow-wow

keywords: "eagle fether, native american dancing,"

Group or Organization Name: Cherokee, bear society, bird clan

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Notes: Interviews conducted with Curly Bear as part of the Cherokee Tribe of Georgia Pow-wow

Keywords: eagle feather, Native American dancing,

Genres (Controlled Vocabulary): Myths, Narratives, Native American culture

Article Title: The Powwow [Not Digitized 20220602]

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People In Article: Curly Bear McCurlay, Squirrel,

Places In Article: St. George, GA;

Subjects in Article: Myths, Narratives, Native American culture

Keywords: Cherokee, dance regalia, spiritual beliefs

Brief Summary: This article was written by Forrest Maddox for Laurie Sommers Honors 4990 class. It includes photographs, extensive notes, paper revisions, and drawings. Very well done and a copy of the tape transcript is incorporated here.