King Hagler was the first Native American to be inducted into the South Carolina Hall of Fame and this video offers a tribute to him by members of his Catawba community. They give voice to the eloquence of his words, talking about peace with the settlers in 1754 and how the Catawba potters honor King Hagler’s memory by working his image into their pottery. - November 10, 2023
WARRENTON — As part of Warren County’s celebration of Native American Heritage Month, Senora Lynch will discuss the art of pottery as practiced by the first Americans. Her presentation will
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