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Known throughout many tribes as a dance of elegance and nobility, Buckskin dancing is reserved for the women of each tribe. It is one of the oldest remaining forms of dance still practiced by Native Americans today, both during Powwows for profitable gain, and also for tribal bragging rights. The movements and music vary from community to community, as do the movements. However, they dancing is typically flowing and smooth, allowing the dancers to showcase their elegance and refinery. The buckskins worn by the women are the traditional garb for a buckskin dance in every tribe, and are often Continue reading...