John Ross has rediscovered the Cherokee symbols for numbers originally developed by Sequoyah in the early 1800s. John Ross knows a thing or two about the Cherokee language. He works in the tribe's ...

animals and her Cherokee heritage. "The symbols used in the weave patterns and everything, it gives me an outlet and a connection, and I can't say enough how much my community has helped ...

The debate over the future of the Cherokee mascot at Sequoia High School in Redwood City brings to mind the story about the man who had been tarred and feathered and carried out of town on a rail.

explainh how one of the Cherokee language symbols on the packaging translates to “Chicken,” rather than “Cherokee.” A representative for Toymaker Mattel, who made the doll, said the ...

But among the Cherokee symbols used on the box, one that was supposed to say "Cherokee" actually says "chicken," a Cherokee woman named Regina Thompson told the AP. "Wilma's name is the only thing ...