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potlatch

[pot-lach] / ˈpɒt lætʃ /


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One of the earliest pieces to enter the collection, in 1883, the canoe was embellished for exhibition in 1910 with figures representing Tlingits on their way to a potlatch ceremony.

From New York Times May 5, 2022

But NFTs are probably better explained as a 21st-century potlatch.

From Slate Apr. 14, 2021

Back in February, when COVID-19 felt more like an uneasy rumor than a crisis, Colleen Echohawk traveled to Mentasta Lake, Alaska, for a potlatch funeral.

From Seattle Times Dec. 27, 2020

As the characters make their winding way toward the vaunted potlatch, there are passages of quiet beauty, deep emotion and sharp observation.

From Washington Post Apr. 15, 2020

And then there were men from far-distant tribes, great travellers and seekers who had heard of the potlatch of Ligoun.

From Children of the Frost by London, Jack




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