WEST CHESTER — We all know at least one word from the Lenape language — “Hea,” which translates simply to “Hey.” That was just one wonderful nugget of knowledge culled from a presentation made by five ...

The women are members of Lenni Lenapexkweyok, a group formed by Lenape matriarchs from throughout the diaspora. The event ...

Mekinges was only about 12 when she married William Conner. When the Lenape were forced from Indiana, she took her children ...

The name Tuckahoe in the Lenape language means “where the deer are shy.” But the men who founded Tuckahoe certainly weren’t. In fact, they wanted everyone to know where they stood on the issues.

The Lenape people are Indigenous to the Delaware Valley, and unless you are descended from the Lenape or other Native American tribes, you are not Indigenous. From parts of New York and eastern ...

My tribe, the Delaware Tribe of Indians, known as the main body of Lenape, arrived in Indian Territory in 1867. Our community then consisted of 900 survivors, comprised of 25 families. The three ...

NMAI copy 39088016028342 is 1999 printing by Lenape Books in Elizabeth NJ. The Indians of Lenapehoking -- Creation myths of the Lenape Indians -- Paleo-Indians, the first Americans -- Archaic hunters, ...