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Tribal History Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana

WebEnrollment Eligibilty. According to Title XI, Section 2 of the Chitimacha Comprehensive Codes of Justice, the following persons are eligible for membership in the Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana: (A) All Chitimacha Indians living on the date of approval of the Constitution and Bylaws of the Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana, whose names appear on ... WebThe Chitimacha Tribe has, through its Tribal Historic Preservation Officer (THPO), assumed duties of the State Historic Preservation Officer on trust lands as allowed under the National Historic Preservation Act [16 U.S.C. 470] Section 101 (d)(2). This office is partially funded by the National Park Service.Kimberly S. Walden, M.Ed. is the THPO and therefore is the … i put up a fight i put my life on the line

Facts for Kids: Chitimacha Indians (Chitimachas)

http://www.chitimacha.gov/stories/first-canoe#:~:text=A%20story%20has%20always%20been%20told%20that%20the,afire%20and%20let%20it%20burn%20until%20it%20fell. WebA few additional notes regarding Chitimacha beliefs and medical practices may be given. The Chitimacha thought that if in youth a man killed a lizard, when he grew up he would get lost in the woods. Anciently one of the professional doctors or shamans called Hlkx-atxk6'n, and his entire family, turned into bears, and for this reason a doctor could i put up with your bs the last time