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Sky Woman<\/h1>\n

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Josy Thomas<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

Onondaga Nation<\/p>\n

1978
Soapstone<\/a>
12.5″ x 18.5″ x 11″<\/p>\n

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When Sky Woman fell from the upper world, earth was born. Since then, Indigenous women have been resourceful, resilient and remarkable in their will to keep moving forward. The Eagle is respected for its intelligence and power, as well as its extraordinary vision in both the literal and figurative senses. Eagles display leadership and great strength. Eagle feathers are sacred: traditionally shamans believed in their healing powers and used them in a variety of ceremonial and ritual contexts.<\/p>\n

Location<\/strong>: First Floor, Frank Holmes Centre, Huron University<\/p>\n

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Copyright | \u00a9 | 2025| Josy Thomas. | Photographs by Ryan Rabie | Copyright | \u00a9 | 2025 | Huron Library. |Reproduction is prohibited.<\/p>\n

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