it provides food, but the spiritual significance, the cultural significance, the river just communicates so much humility." Keeping a balance between nature and development motivates the Lenape's ...

As time passed, they began to call themselves the Lenape and adopted the bow and arrow; clay bowls and created crude farming tools. Planting and harvesting their own food allowed them to stay in ...

Tamanend is one of them. More commonly called King Tammany, or Saint Tammany, he was a 17th-century Lenni Lenape (Delaware) chief who found a friend and ally in English Quaker William Penn — who ...

passed in the New Jersey General Assembly on Thursday by a final vote of 51 to 17. “This is a great moment for the Native people of New Jersey, but we can’t rest yet,” Chief Mark Quiet Hawk ...

it provides food, but the spiritual significance, the cultural significance, the river just communicates so much humility." Keeping a balance between nature and development motivates the Lenape's ...