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Nulhegan Abenaki Tribe

Welcome from the Nulhegan Band of the Cooksuk Abenaki Nation

Welcome from the Nulhegan Band of the Cooksuk Abenaki NationWelcome from the Nulhegan Band of the Cooksuk Abenaki Nation
18th Century Reproductions of Abenaki items

Nulhegan Cultural and Historic Preservation Department

 Abenaki identity is founded upon a unique and special heritage, which itself is embodied in our language, our history,  and our traditional knowledge.

the Nulhegan Cultural and historic preservation department

Our Mission

 The Nulhegan Cultural and Historic Preservation Department’s primary purpose is to ensure the protection and preservation of traditional teachings, cultural awareness, and historical accuracy of the Abenaki people. The Department and Tribal Council work to address the cultural needs of the Abenaki people in the areas of, but not limited to:


History - research, document, and present Abenaki history that depicts an accurate picture of the past and present. 


Language - revitalize, sustain, and encourage the use of the Abenaki language by providing ongoing educational opportunities through classes and using new technology. 


Outreach - provide accurate Abenaki history through educational resource development to classrooms, schools, and other interested organizations.


Department Members:
Brian Chenevert – Tribal Historian 

Jesse Bruchac – Language Specialist/Instructor 

Dan Shears – Material Culture Advisor

Sherry Gould – Tribal Genealolgist 

Bernie Mortz – Tribal Elder 

Lorna Garfield – Tribal Elder 

Tom Beck – Tribal Elder

Bea Nelson – Tribal Elder 

Image of pottery sherds

Pottery sherds found at an archaeology dig site being measured and cataloged.

Traditional Abenaki Basketry

Typically made from ash, Abenaki baskets are beautiful as well as functional.

website pages - links

Historic Timeline

Historic Timeline

Historic Timeline

Though our history is much older, this timeline takes you through some interesting information starting in the 1700s.

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Language

Historic Timeline

Historic Timeline

Keeping our language alive - this links to a great teaching source.

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Toys/Games

Historic Timeline

Video - Leadership

 Games, toys, and recreation of Abenaki and other Northeast tribes.


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Video - Leadership

Video - Odzihozo & Champ

Video - Leadership

 Grounded Leadership: Chief Don Stevens 


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Video - Nebi

Video - Odzihozo & Champ

Video - Odzihozo & Champ

 Abenaki Ways of Knowing Water - as told by Chief Don Stevens 


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Video - Odzihozo & Champ

Video - Odzihozo & Champ

Video - Odzihozo & Champ

 A  detailed story - this is one of the many Abenaki stories that we hope  to pass on to the next 7 Generations. Please share with your family.  This story is told by Chief Don Stevens 


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Video - WABANAAGIG

Video - Vermont's Native Americans

Video - Vermont's Native Americans

 WABANAAGIG, Land of the Rising Sun goes beyond words to  encapsulate the strong emotions of the Wabanaki, a people who have  emerged from centuries of oppression, occupation of their lands, and  obliteration of their languages.   


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Video - Vermont's Native Americans

Video - Vermont's Native Americans

Video - Vermont's Native Americans

Watch an Abenaki Culture TV Show featuring Chief Don Stevens and Abenaki educator, Melody Walker.

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Traditional Abenaki Ethno-Botany

Common Name (Scientific Name) – Abenaki Name: Use for plant

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Help Our Cause

Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and add to the legacy we are leaving for the Next Seven Generations. Your generous donation will fund our mission.

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