The Sackcloth Project: Reviving an Ancient Practice — Thriving Spirit

Sackcloth is a traditional symbolic clothing of lamentation and repentance. There are a number of Biblical references to wearing sackcloth at times of grief or impending doom, both by individuals and by the whole community.

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Sackcloth and Ashes: The Bloomsbury Lent Book 2014

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Re-Awakening Ancient Salish Sea Basketry: Fifty Years of Basketry Studies in Culture and Science

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Sackcloth Project — Thriving Spirit

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In eastern Oklahoma, on the banks of the Arkansas River, lies one of the most important ancient sites ever identified - the Spiro Mounds. Although they created one of the most highly-developed civilizations, the Spiroan people and their Mississippian peers are nearly forgotten in the pages of history. Explore the art, history, and singular nature of this ancient site as it rose from humble beginnings to become the most unique cultural and ceremonial center in pre-European contact North America.

Recovering Ancient Spiro: Native American Art, Ritual, and Cosmic Renewal [Book]

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