Long before European colonial settlers introduced the trade in glass beads to North America, porcupine quills were the medium Native artists across the continent used to adorn baskets and clothing.

Jan. 1—"How long do you keep the quills in water?" and "Ouch" and "Where's the glue?" were the questions and comments floating around the activity room at Three Chiefs Cultural Center on Dec. 29. Cami ...

The Municipality of Anchorage will incorporate the traditional quillwork designs of the Dena’ina people into a new seal that retains many of the elements of its existing logo. The Anchorage Assembly ...

Learn the benefits and risks of options and how to start trading options Lucas Downey is the co-founder of MoneyFlows, and an Investopedia Academy instructor. Samantha (Sam) Silberstein, CFP®, CSLP®, ...

Utah’s Great Salt Lake viewed from the mouth of one of the Promontory Caves. Some 700 years ago, the caves were likely occupied by speakers of the Dene language family who took part in migrations from ...

The metal designs of the Muldoon-Glenn Highway overpass, with patterns of the native cow parsnip plant, are illuminated by LED lights programmed to change colors with the seasons. The eye-catching and ...