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Submitted by AJ, May 27, 2007 14:57

Wavoka was a Paiute holyman.

True he brought the Ghost Dance Religion to the Lakota People, but W. is a Paiute.

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Wavoka was a Paiute holyman. True he brought the Ghost Dance Religion to the Lakota People, but W. is a Paiute.

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May 27, 2007 14:57

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