Today the council from the Cherokee Nation, United Keetowah Band of Cherokee Indians and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians gathered on the site of the Kituwah mound in Cherokee,N.C. for the official meeting of Tri-Council. As a special treat, the EBCI Cherokee Warriors opened the ceremony with the traditional war cry and a dance. Take a look! | Cherokee Nation

1.9K views · 9K reactions | Did you know the Cherokee didn’t live in teepees? This is a replica of what our houses looked like in 1540. Learn about traditional houses and more at Oconaluftee Indian Village #visitcherokeenc #oconalufteeindianvillage #livinghistory #northcarolina #cherokeenc #tsalagi #indigenous #nativeamerican #native #cherokee | Cherokee Adventure | Facebook

In honor of #NationalDanceDay, the Cherokee Word of the Week is “dance.” From the Stomp Dance to the Bear, Friendship and Eagle, the expression of dance is an important part of Cherokee culture with great social and ceremonial meaning. | Visit Cherokee Nation

100K views · 4.3K reactions | Members of the Seneca Nation of New York lead a song they call the “Cherokee Stomp Dance” in reference to the contact and sharing of cultures the two nations have had for several hundred years. This dance was part of the Cherokee Winter Social held at the Peaches Squirrell Sports & Recreation Complex in Cherokee, N.C., on the evening of Saturday, Jan. 25. (Videography by Sheena Brings Plenty) | Cherokee One Feather | Facebook