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Cherokee Games
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Artifact Replicas|Jewelry|Clothing|Figurines|Art Prints|On Sale|CloseoutsCherokee Games, Sports and RecreationA-ne-jo-di, or the Stickball Game, is a very rough game played by not only the Cherokee, but many other Southeastern Woodland tribes and it is also popular with many Canadian First Nations. The game resembles the modern European game of lacrosse. This game is a pre-requisite before a Cherokee Stomp Dance can begin, but it is also played socially or competitively without the Stomp Dance occurring in conjunction with it. Di-ga-da-yo-s-di or Marbles is another popular Cherokee game, which is played in tournaments. The marble game dates back to approximately 800 a.d., and is a complex game of skill and strategy played by adults on a five-hole outdoor course. The "marbles" aren't the small shooters used by kids today. They were carved from stone until the early 20th century. There are still a few traditional marble makers, but today most people use billiard balls to play this game. 
Chase (LE) Limited Edition Poulin, Daryl 23.37 in. x 20 in. Buy at AllPosters.com Framed |
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