Pipestone National Monument - Minnesota
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Pipestone National Monument - Minnesota
This National Monument is truly a sacred place and has been for close to 2000 years. The Sioux account as to the origin of the pipestone, as recorded by George Catlin in 1836 states that .... At an ancient time the Great Spirit, in the form of a large bird, stood upon the wall of rock and called all the tribes around him, and breaking out a ...
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Pipestone National Monument History
9.1K views · 4.9K reactions | The red rock of Minnesota’s Pipestone National Monument formed from a 1.6 billion-year-old clay riverbed. Pipemakers say the stone speaks to them as they carve. Reporting and video by Jp Lawrence. Read more about Pipestone at the link in our bio. #minnesota #indigenous | Star Tribune | Facebook
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9.1K views · 4.9K reactions | The red rock of Minnesota’s Pipestone National Monument formed from a 1.6 billion-year-old clay riverbed. Pipemakers say the stone speaks to them as they carve. Reporting and video by Jp Lawrence. Read more about Pipestone at the link in our bio. #minnesota #indigenous | Star Tribune | Facebook
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3.1K views · 70 reactions | Jackie Martens demonstrates pipestone carving this morning as part of the Founders' Day activities at Pipestone National Monument. Demonstrations and activities will continue until 2 p.m. to celebrate the creation of the National Park Service, Pipestone National Monument and the quarrying tradition that makes the Monument unique. | Pipestone County Star | Facebook
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3.1K views · 70 reactions | Jackie Martens demonstrates pipestone carving this morning as part of the Founders' Day activities at Pipestone National Monument. Demonstrations and activities will continue until 2 p.m. to celebrate the creation of the National Park Service, Pipestone National Monument and the quarrying tradition that makes the Monument unique. | Pipestone County Star | Facebook
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Pipestone: An Unbroken Legacy - Pipestone National Monument (U.S. National Park Service)
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Autumn is a beautiful time to visit Pipestone National Monument, as you'll see and hear in this video (you'll want to have the audio on) with some of the volunteers who helped collect seeds for prairie restoration during National Public Lands day on Saturday, Sept. 30. | Pipestone County Star
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Autumn is a beautiful time to visit Pipestone National Monument, as you'll see and hear in this video (you'll want to have the audio on) with some of the volunteers who helped collect seeds for prairie restoration during National Public Lands day on Saturday, Sept. 30. | Pipestone County Star
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On this day in 1937, Congress established the Minnesota's first national monument called Pipestone National Monument southwestern Minnesota. The Monument was established to protect pipestone quarrying, a sacred tradition among northern plains tribes. Only hand tools are allowed to quarry the unique catlinite rock located here. | TPT - Twin Cities PBS
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On this day in 1937, Congress established the Minnesota's first national monument called Pipestone National Monument southwestern Minnesota. The Monument was established to protect pipestone quarrying, a sacred tradition among northern plains tribes. Only hand tools are allowed to quarry the unique catlinite rock located here. | TPT - Twin Cities PBS
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