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Cherokee woman were able to become peace chiefs and Cherokee men could become war chiefs,while women could not.

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The Cherokees celebrate by getting around and fire and do a stomping dance,as well as a buffalo and a feather dance. Not only that but they play stick ball games and play instruments such as the drums,gourd rattles,and the turtle shell.

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The Cherokees adored the one true God,and described him as the only giver and taker of life.

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Cherokee,NC and the eastern bands of Indians is just 50 miles from Asheville. Its located in Jackson county at the main North Carolina entrance. In 1850 they numbered that 1,000 people lived there, today however, there is 11,000 people.

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The Myth of the Pine Tree:
Seven boys performed a spirit dance,all but one rose into the sky to become the six main stars of that star cluster. The seventh boy was pulled down by his mother and swallowed by the earth. So every day the mother grieved at the spot where he fell,and eventually a pine tree grew from her tears.

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The Cherokee is a polysynthetic language, and is the only other Iroquoian language in the south.
Sun-Nvda
Water-Ama
Man-Asgaya
Woman-Agenya
Sing-dekanogi'a

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🤬, blow guns, and arrows

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CORNMEAL MUSH!!!
Corn meal

boiling water

(1 part corn meal to 4 parts water)

salt to taste

Put water in saucepan. Cover and let it become boiling hot over the fire; then add a tablespoon of salt. Take off the light scum from the top. Take a handful of the cornmeal with the left hand and a pudding stick in the right (or vise versa if you're a southpaw); then with the stick, stir the water around and by degrees let fall the meal. When one handful is exhausted, refill it; continue to stir and add meal until it is as thick as you can stir easily, or until the stick will stand in it. Stir it awhile longer. Let the fire be gentle.

When it is sufficiently cooked which will be in half an hour, it will bubble or buff up. Turn it into a deep basin. Good eaten cold or hot, with milk or butter and syrup or sugar, or with meat and gravy or it may be sliced when cold.
https://www.manataka.org/page1237.html

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The Cherokee spoke the muskogean language.

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Types of materials for craft and clothing.

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Types of materials for craft and clothing.

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Deerskin skirts, rings, and earrings.

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Built towns, dominated by large earthen mounds. THEY DO NOT LIVE IN THE MOUNDS!!

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The mesa people grew corn, beans, and squash, however corn was the most important crop they had.

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The southeast cultural region has fertile coastal plains, river valleys, mountains swamps and have long humid summers and mild winters.