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Each Friday, a new story by young Makushi bloggers about Amerindian traditional wisdom and their experiences in a changing world.

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On the importance of storytelling for passing on traditional knowledge about the landscape and its inhabitants: http://t.co/Zd63RWAF6L

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When the sky was near an low... #NewStory #Easter http://t.co/vFq7N7ZArV

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Easter thought: "Never let your husband go on a hunting trip under the influence of alcohol" #LocalWisdom
http://t.co/qu9rUluBiP

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You, me, the river. How not to finish as a black caiman's dinner... #TrueStory #Wildlife
http://t.co/HOJxkzO7fv

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Why indigenous stories are important #environmentalwisdom
http://t.co/vcDFwRZDLy

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Run, wrestle and drink. #WhatElse
http://t.co/yDZ0N3HGl5

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'Charms of the Wildbuck': The legend behind the mysterious Amerindian #Binas. #magic http://t.co/yLldS3megK

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How poisonous plants got their poison #FridayStory http://t.co/V44YjJRinW

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Why the tortoise won't lay eyes on humans... #NewStory #PantaniBlog
http://t.co/huLyksCdRl

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Proud of Abi, who presented Pantanî at Travelling Exhibition & Heritage Workshop. Well done!
https://t.co/wAGOmMDprp

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Listen up! Hear the tale of Uncle Thomas John on the shores of the BurroBurro river in Surama. #FirstAudioStory
http://t.co/IQoPBtUSqO

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First audiostory coming up this Friday on Pantani. Sound file was sent from the Rupununi via airplane, yes that's right #flyingstories

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"Spirit came back!" This story is about traditional hunting and the consequences of ignorance... #amerindian http://t.co/y7ojcEXlq6

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"We won't get fooled again". Unfortunately this doesn't apply to the jaguar... New Amerindian story here! @vidyaratha http://t.co/exd1kkxeIH

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Belief, tradition and defiance. The new story by Grace from Wowetta village: "Beautifully shaped frozen rocks"

http://t.co/4wNe3YvJJY

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This story is about one of the most dangerous snakes that live deep into the rainforest of Guyana: the bushmaster http://t.co/JFkpoAOlcS

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"Seven Stars": This is the name of the new tale on #Pantaniblog. It includes a song written in the Makushi language. #Prettycool @CSORG

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It's friday and it's the Amerindian Heritage Celebrations, time for some Amerindian storytelling! #guyana #snake http://t.co/dw9FiaWj7U

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This local indigenous elder tells the bone-chilling story of the mysterious #SkullMountain. Brrrrr #AmerindianStories http://t.co/PfHifkunxJ

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And to celebrate this, a new Amerindian story entitled "the turtle and the jaguar" #kickoff http://t.co/CPM7S7DP5e