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• Indian Lore Merit Badge Activity Planner
  '{{Patrol Leader Merit Badge Planning Guide|Indian Lore Merit Badge|Indian Lore}} * [https://meritbadge.org/wiki/index.php/Indian_Lore Indian Lore Merit Badge Requirements]: MeritBadge.org guide to requirements, additional
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• Indian Lore Merit Badge Activity Planner
  '{{Patrol Leader Merit Badge Planning Guide|Indian Lore Merit Badge|Indian Lore}} * [https://meritbadge.org/wiki/index.php/Indian_Lore Indian Lore Merit Badge Requirements]: MeritBadge.org guide to requirements, additional
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• Tribe of Tahquitz
  ...tive during the winter months, the tribe has developed an extensive Indian Lore, backpacking and service program. These programs benefit the [[Long Beach A The tribe is particularly known for the Indian lore ceremonies that its members perform throughout the year at Scouting and civ
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• Yo-Se-Mite Lodge 278
  ...Council. This society was filled with ceremonies and rituals using Indian lore and thereby called "The Tribe of Yosemite." During Summer Camp of 1944, it Yosemite comes from the MeWuk Indian language meaning bear, and the Lodge's totem became a grizzly bear catching
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• Camp Mitigwa
  *Handi Craft (Indian Lore, Woodworking, Woodcarving, Leatherworking)
  2 KB (279 words) - 21:17, 21 December 2009
• Archery Merit Badge Activity Planner
  * [[Indian Lore Merit Badge Activity Planner|Indian Lore]]
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• Toloma Lodge 64
  ...Council. This society was filled with ceremonies and rituals using Indian lore and thereby called "The Tribe of Yosemite." During Summer Camp of 1944, it
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• American Heritage Merit Badge Activity Planner
  * [[Indian Lore Merit Badge Activity Planner|Indian Lore]] - First inhabitants of the Americas
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• Rodney Scout Reservation
  ...e pottery, archery, sail and power boating, rock climbing, and even Indian lore. Because of the proximity to a large hill most of the runoff can flow throu Art, Basketry, Fingerprinting, Indian Lore, Leatherwork, Metalwork, Pottery
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• Ernest Thompson Seton
  ...y Scout Handbook''. He is responsible for the strong influence of American Indian culture in the BSA. ...from 1910-1915 and his work is in large part responsible for the American Indian influences within the BSA. However, he had significant personality and phil
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• Patrol Leader Merit Badge Planning Guide
  # [[Indian Lore Merit Badge Activity Planner‎‎| Indian Lore]]
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• Merit badge (Boy Scouts of America)
  ...ge:Mb064c.gif|25px]][http://www.usscouts.org/usscouts/mb/mb064.html Indian Lore]
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• Philmont Scout Ranch
  ...e American [archaeological sites exist in the northern section nearby the 'Indian Writings' camp, and various camps seek to preserve Philmont's Native Americ ...e American Indians. The story is that one of these soldiers befriended an Indian, who happened to give him a shiny rock. The shiny material in the rock was
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• LeFeber Northwoods Camps
  ...’s Outpost where Crazy (Harold Ottesen) taught merit badges such as Indian Lore, Basketry, and Archeology. One year, Crazy was unable to serve on Staff lea
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• Recruitment Resources (Boy Scouts of America)
  # Indian Lore Merit Badge - OA units have the best material to present this
  46 KB (7,127 words) - 03:43, 3 March 2022