Osage elders

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Osage elders are respected senior members of the Osage Nation who preserve and transmit cultural traditions, language, and ceremonial knowledge to younger generations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf community leaders
cultural role
group of people
social role
ageGroup older adults
associatedWith Osage ceremonies
Osage dances
Osage kinship system
Osage language NERFINISHED
Osage naming practices
Osage oral tradition
Osage songs
Osage traditional religion
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalSignificance guardians of tradition
link between past and present
source of cultural authority
symbol of wisdom
ethnicGroup Osage Nation NERFINISHED
Osage people NERFINISHED
function advising tribal leadership
blessing important events
interpreting traditional law and custom
teaching cultural protocols
locatedIn Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma NERFINISHED
participatesIn Osage ceremonial life
Osage community gatherings
Osage language programs
respectedBy Osage community members
Osage youth
roleIn community decision-making
conflict mediation
education of youth
intergenerational knowledge transfer
maintenance of clan traditions
maintenance of kinship knowledge
maintenance of oral history
preservation of Osage culture
spiritual guidance
transmission of Osage language
transmission of ceremonial knowledge
socialStatus highly respected
transmits ceremonial practices
historical knowledge
traditional stories
traditional values

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In-Lon-Schka dances participant Osage elders