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This
web site offers an online version of the exhibition, “Mohawk Ideals,
Victorian Values: Oronhyatekha, M.D.” which was featured at the Woodland
Cultural Centre in Brantford, Ontario (27 July to 17 December, 2001)
and at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto,
Ontario (2 March to 4 August, 2002). The exhibition and web site are devoted
primarily to the life story of Oronhyatekha (Peter Martin), but also offer
educational information about the evolving political and cultural life of
the Iroquois nations and an emerging Canada during the nineteenth century. |
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The
site is divided into the following sections, which you can reach by clicking
on these icons, wherever you see them:
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Slide
show on the life of Oronhyatekha:
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Educational
resources
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Oronhyatekha’s
Historical Collection:
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Credits:
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- Read about the
amazing life of “Dr. O.”
- Click on the
icon to read the text in Mohawk
- Click on the
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to study Oronhyatekha’s family tree
- Click on the timeline icon:
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find out about Oronhyatekha’s
life in its historical framework
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- Lesson plans for grades 7 & 8
- A synoptic chart
shows Oronhyatekha’s life in its historical framework
- A bibliography
- Links to other
web sites
- A floorplan of
the exhibition
- Oronhyatekha’s
family tree
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Browse
through the 1904 catalogue to the collection and read about the 800 pieces
Oronhyatekha collected |
Collaborators
and contributors to this site |
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