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Storytelling of the North Carolina Native Americans
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- Appropriate grades: 3–12
- Subjects: English language arts (story telling), social studies (American Indians, North Carolina)
- Provider: ibiblio.org
- Special requirements: Real Player is required for portions of the site.
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Representatives of the North Carolina Cherokee, Lumbee, and Occaneechi tribes are interviewed on how they share the traditional stories of their native tribes. Included is information about each tribe and its use of stroytelling. Viewers will need RealPlayer to watch videos of the storytellers in action.