The course of Chickasaw history changed forever when Spanish explorers arrived in Chickasaw territory in 1540. Brad Lieb, director of archaeology and field study, discusses this turning point in history and what archaeology can teach us about European contact today. #ChickasawFestival #ChickasawAnnualMeeting | The Chickasaw Nation

Learning Comes to Life | Chickasaw Cultural Center

NWYR (W&W's Alter Ego) Make Their Triumphant Return To A State Of Trance

Today, we recognize the many Chickasaw grandparents who continue to pass on Chickasaw culture, language, history and traditions to the next generation. The next time you visit with your imafo'si' (grandfather) or iposi (grandmother), use these words to identify the family around you. #NationalGrandparentsDay | #ChickasawLanguage | The Chickasaw Nation

The Chickasaw Dance Troupe keeps traditions alive and connects others to Chickasaw culture by sharing songs, tribal dances and the ancient art of shell shaking. Performances are free to the public and scheduled daily at the Chickasaw Cultural Center. | The Chickasaw Nation

Using Chickasaw language is a fun and meaningful way to connect with our heritage and spread Chickasaw culture. Follow the video below to learn common words and phrases you can use to describe friends, family members, careers and common objects. | The Chickasaw Nation