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George Branham Whitewolf

George Branham Whitewolf is Assistant Chief of the Monacan Indian Nation and a renowned craftsman in buckskin and related materials. He makes accessorized dance outfits in buckskin, such as the one displayed in the “Beyond Jamestown” exhibit now open at the Virginia Museum of Natural History. He also creates American Indian historic period clothing, accessories, beadwork and quillwork items. His work has won numerous awards at regional American Indian shows, and he made traditional dance outfits for many of the Virginia Indian dancers who traveled to England in 2006. He has organized numerous powwows throughout the East Coast region for more than 20 years and is well known as a speaker on American Indian issues in Virginia.



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